• Existing businesses are fighting tooth and nail to maintain their market share in the face of severe competition. • It costs a lot of money to start a new cement company.
Threat of substitute products (low)
• Construction work would be nearly impossible without cement because it is
the primary source of strength in buildings and there are no other alternatives.
Bargaining Power of buyer (low)
• Cement producers have surpassed purchasers in power, and most businesses
are attempting to eliminate middlemen. • Cement producers pursue smaller customers as a secondary market, despite plenty of competition and huge institutional demand. As a result, purchasers do not have sufficient bargaining power.
Bargaining Power of supplier (low)
• Setting up a cement manufacturing company in India is challenging because
the government controls all natural resources required to create cement.