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Industry Attractiveness Assessment Report

This document assesses the attractiveness of an industry using Porter's Five Forces model. It finds the threat of new entrants and substitutes to be low due to government policies and the industry's unique product. It also finds suppliers and buyers to have some bargaining power, and rivalry among existing firms to be medium. Overall, it determines the competitive forces pose a medium threat to the industry's profitability.

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Industry Attractiveness Assessment Report

This document assesses the attractiveness of an industry using Porter's Five Forces model. It finds the threat of new entrants and substitutes to be low due to government policies and the industry's unique product. It also finds suppliers and buyers to have some bargaining power, and rivalry among existing firms to be medium. Overall, it determines the competitive forces pose a medium threat to the industry's profitability.

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Assessment of attractiveness of an Industry

Potential Entrants

Threat of new
entrants very low
Govt policies

Suppliers Rivals Buyers


Limited resources NO direct competitor Limited number of
Indirect competitor are buyers Government
Bargaining power
Eastern highway and Housing societies
of suppliers low
company

Substitutes
Time fixed traffic lights

Competitive Forces Threat to Industry Profitability


Low Medium High
Threats of Substitutes 

Threats of new entrants 

Rivalry Among Existing Firms 

Bargaining power of Suppliers 

Bargaining Power of buyers 

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