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Starbucks Corporation
Starbucks Corporation
Together
Starbucks India
alliance
The Presenters
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Sharmin Haque
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Ummay Sanjida
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Bithi Akhter
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Biswajit Saha
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Foreign
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Political
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Currencys exchange risk.
Financial risk
Government power.
Political
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Democracy country.
Policy change.
Trade barriers
Cultural Factor.
Tea as the national drink.
Socioeconomically Factors
Operation Challenge
Existing Competitors.
Indian local & large coffee brand Caf Coffee Day.
Pricing decisions.
Lower price in Indian market.
Economic Factors.
Bargaining Power of Buyers.
Bargaining Power of Suppliers.
Joint Venturing
with
Tata Corporation.
Mode of Entry
Tata has..
Strong brand name recognition.
Readily available resource.
Massive distribution network
Finance in India
Tata
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Starbucks
50%
Tata 50 % < > Starbucks 50%
The two partners will invest a total of $80million initially.
Operation is separate from both companies and often the
same role is shared by both managerial teams.
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Economies of scale is globally standardized.
Compete Based on Price:
Low costs
High volume
Low margins
WHATS STARBUCKS
Drinkers TALK ABOUT
Conclusion
Starbucks still has competitive western advantage when
compared to these other competitors.
Tata Starbucks connects with its consumers through its social,
Internet, mobile, loyalty and cards programs.
Starbucks Coffee president (China & Asia Pacific) John Culver said
"We are committed to India for the long-term and we want to grow aggressively
here. India will be our top five markets around the world over a long-term"