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Société Lambert

By  Lee Remmers
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In early 1994, senior managers and major shareholders of Sté Lambert, a medium sized privately held French company distributing automotive components, decided to put their company up for sale. Two of its major suppliers (Compagnie d'Equipments Electroniques and Société MCE) were interested in buying it to increase their own market shares.

    Published 09 Jan 1997

    Reference 4717

    Topic Economics & Finance

    Region Europe

    Industry Automotive,  Logistics and Supply Chain

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    Société Lambert

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    In early 1994, senior managers and major shareholders of Sté Lambert, a medium sized privately held French company distributing automotive components, decided to put their company up for sale. Two of its major suppliers (Compagnie d'Equipments Electroniques and Société MCE) were interested in buying it to increase their own market shares.
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      Société MCE

      By  Lee Remmers
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      In early 1994, senior managers and major shareholders of Sté Lambert, a medium sized privately held French company distributing automotive components, decided to put their company up for sale. Two of its major suppliers (Compagnie d’Equipments Electroniques and Société MCE) were interested in buying it to increase their own market shares.

        Published 09 Jan 1997

        Reference 4716

        Topic Economics & Finance

        Region Europe

        Industry Automotive,  Logistics and Supply Chain

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        Société MCE

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        In early 1994, senior managers and major shareholders of Sté Lambert, a medium sized privately held French company distributing automotive components, decided to put their company up for sale. Two of its major suppliers (Compagnie d’Equipments Electroniques and Société MCE) were interested in buying it to increase their own market shares.
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          Compagnie d'Equipements Electroniques

          By  Lee Remmers
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          In early 1994, senior managers and major shareholders of Sté Lambert, a medium sized privately held French company distributing automotive components, decided to put their company up for sale. Two of its major suppliers (Compagnie d'Equipments Electroniques and Société MCE) were interested in buying it to increase their own market shares.

            Published 01 Sep 1997

            Reference 4715

            Topic Economics & Finance

            Region Europe

            Industry Automotive,  Logistics and Supply Chain

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            Compagnie d'Equipements Electroniques

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            In early 1994, senior managers and major shareholders of Sté Lambert, a medium sized privately held French company distributing automotive components, decided to put their company up for sale. Two of its major suppliers (Compagnie d'Equipments Electroniques and Société MCE) were interested in buying it to increase their own market shares.
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              The Boeing 777

              By  Robert Bruner
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              In October 1990, the Boeing Company announced that it was launching a new aircraft model, the 777. The task for students in this case is to evaluate the 777 against a financial standard. The students must estimate a weighted average cost of capital (WACC) with which to evaluate the project IRRs.

                Published 01 Jan 1994

                Reference 4384

                Topic Economics & Finance

                Region North America

                Industry Airlines/Aviation,  Logistics and Supply Chain

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                The Boeing 777

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                In October 1990, the Boeing Company announced that it was launching a new aircraft model, the 777. The task for students in this case is to evaluate the 777 against a financial standard. The students must estimate a weighted average cost of capital (WACC) with which to evaluate the project IRRs.
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                  Guiness Peat Aviation (GPA) - The Flotation

                  By  Kevin Kaiser
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                  The case covers the initial public equity offering of GPA in 1992. The offering was a failure. The case requires students to analyse the company, the industry, and decide on whether and how to structure the flotation.

                    Published 01 Jan 1994

                    Reference 4304

                    Topic Economics & Finance

                    Region Global

                    Industry Airlines/Aviation,  Logistics and Supply Chain

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                    Guiness Peat Aviation (GPA) - The Flotation

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                    The case covers the initial public equity offering of GPA in 1992. The offering was a failure. The case requires students to analyse the company, the industry, and decide on whether and how to structure the flotation.
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