GLOBAL CORPORATION - a global corporation, also known as a global company, is

coined from the base term “global”, which means all around the world.

EXAMPLES OF GLOBAL CORPORATIONS

 The idea of doing business globally and the characteristics of a global corporation
aren’t all that new, however. Consider Coca - Cola, which in 1886, was struggling
to get by.
 Coca - Cola now sells its beverages in more than 200 countries. Not only does
the Coca - Cola company sell its popular fizzy drinks such as Coke, Fanta and
Sprite.
 The Coca - Cola company also sells juiced, iced teas, bottled water and a lot
more.
 All contemporary global companies once had been more star ups. Coca - Cola
was once a drugstore in Atlanta, Georgia.

THE BENEFITS OF GLOBAL CORPORATION

 The United States small business administration points out that only 4 percent of
global consumers reside in the U.S.
 This means that you stand benefit, in term of sales revenue, by expanding
globally.
 There are also lots of other benefits to globalizing your corporation.

INCREASE YOUR COSTUMER BASE

 When you expand your business into other country, your costumers base
expands along with it.
 The market in the United States could be full of products just like yours.

BOGGED DOWN BY SEASONALITY

 If you sell a seasonal product that experiences fluctuating sales a different times
of the year then you can expand to countries. That have seasons opposite to
those in your base country, enabling you to have high sales figures all year.
THE GROWTH RATE OF YOUR COMPANY

 If your company has been growing rapidly in your locate, chances are that this
growth may eventually stall because of market saturation.

CREATE A NEW JOBS

 You’re likely to employ locals and, in the process, you will create new job
opportunities in the country where you are expanding.
 This helps boost the local economy and it also gives you company a good
reputation.

PREPARED BY: LEADERS AND MEMBERS OF GROUP 3.