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    Porter's 5 Forces analysis of a textile company shows: Supplier power is high due to few textile mills with required expertise and quality weavers. Competitive rivalry is high from competitors with high brand loyalty and market share. Buyer power is low since there are few niche buyers placing large orders. Threat of substitution and new entry is high because copying products is easy, many brands are available at similar prices without switching costs, and entry/exit in the market is easy due to lenient policies requiring mass production to remain competitive.

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    Porter's 5 Forces analysis of a textile company shows: Supplier power is high due to few textile mills with required expertise and quality weavers. Competitive rivalry is high from competitors with high brand loyalty and market share. Buyer power is low since there are few niche buyers placing large orders. Threat of substitution and new entry is high because copying products is easy, many brands are available at similar prices without switching costs, and entry/exit in the market is easy due to lenient policies requiring mass production to remain competitive.

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    Porter's 5 Forces analysis of a textile company shows: Supplier power is high due to few textile mills with required expertise and quality weavers. Competitive rivalry is high from competitors with high brand loyalty and market share. Buyer power is low since there are few niche buyers placing large orders. Threat of substitution and new entry is high because copying products is easy, many brands are available at similar prices without switching costs, and entry/exit in the market is easy due to lenient policies requiring mass production to remain competitive.

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    Porter’s 5 Forces Supplier Power

    Competitive Rivalry • Limited Textile Mills with


    • Competitors- John player, Tommy required expertise
    Hilfiger, blackberry • Less weavers able to produce
    • High brand loyalty required quality
    • Huge market share • Difficult to substitute

    Buyer Power
    • Limited number of buyers(niche) Porter's 5
    • Availability of substitute Forces
    • Mostly large orders

    Threat of New Entry


    • Easy entry and exit in the
    Threat of Substitution market
    • Easy to copy the product • Lenient government policies
    • Many Brands are available in the same • Mass production required to
    price bracket remain competitive
    • No switching cost

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