Presentation on Equity Analysis Part 1

Presented By:
Presented To:
Sl No. Name Student ID
Dr. Gazi Mohammad Hasan Jamil
1 Md. Al Momin Chowdhuri 10-20-021
Professor
2 Sheikh Ashraful Haque 10-20-018
Department of Finance
3 Md. Omar Faruk 10-20-033
University of Dhaka
4 Md. Tauhidur Rahman 07-18-045
5 Sohel Rana 07-18-002

Presentation Date: 14 December, 2021

 Porter’s 5 Forces Model Analysis
The Porter Five Forces analysis model first appeared in a Harvard Business School professor Michael E Porter
published in Harvard Business Review in 1979. A Five Forces analysis can help companies assess industry
attractiveness, how trends will affect industry competition, which industries a company should compete in
and how companies can position themselves for success.
 Porter’s 5 Forces Model Analysis: Fuel & Power Industry
Attractive Unattractive Fuel & Power
Forces Reasons
Industry Industry Industry
 Huge investment required
Threat of New Established Brand image required
Adequate Industry knowledge required
Entrants Govt. Policies
 Substitute products of Oil are Coal, Gas,
Threat of Solar Power, Wind Power, Hydroelectricity
and even Nuclear Energy. But due to
Substitution availability & supply the threat is low
 As the oil price is directly related to
Bargaining Power international market as well as government
fixes the price, bargaining power of buyers is
of Buyers very Low.

Bargaining Power  As the bargaining power of Buyers are Low,

bargaining power of Suppliers are High for
of Suppliers same reason.

 Homogenous Product
Industry Rivalry  High Switching Costs
 Entry & Exit Barriers
 SWOT Analysis: Fuel & Power Industry
Strengths:
 Growing demand for Energy
 Raising costs of electric grids
 Lack of substitutes

Weaknesses:
 Raising investments in Renewable Energy
 Established Infrastructure
 Increased adoption of Energy-efficient Technology
Fuel & Power
Industry Opportunities:
 Lifted bans on off-shore drilling


Threats:
 Increased tax incentives for energy-efficient
automobiles
 Climate policy & carbon pricing
 Compliance & Regulatory Risks