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Case A offers an overview and Case B explores specific aspects of a major Indian construction firm which seeks to use corporate social responsibility as a strategic tool in its quest for rapid growth at home and abroad.
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Reference 5998
Published 24 Mar 2014
Topic Responsibility
Region Asia
Case A offers an overview and Case B explores specific aspects of a major Indian construction firm which seeks to use corporate social responsibility as a strategic tool in its quest for rapid growth at home and abroad.
Case A offers an overview and Case B explores specific aspects of a major Indian construction firm which seeks to use corporate social responsibility as a strategic tool in its quest for rapid growth at home and abroad.
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Reference 5998
Published 24 Mar 2014
Topic Responsibility
Region Asia
Case A offers an overview and Case B explores specific aspects of a major Indian construction firm which seeks to use corporate social responsibility as a strategic tool in its quest for rapid growth at home and abroad.
Gold Seal Engineering Products Pvt. Ltd is an Indian, 44-year old second generation family firm, manufacturer of rubber and polymer extruded and moulded seals for the automobile industry. For more than three decades, the company grows undisturbed in a protected environment with limited foreign competition.
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Reference 5035
Published 06 Dec 2002
Topic Operations
Region Asia
Gold Seal Engineering Products Pvt. Ltd is an Indian, 44-year old second generation family firm, manufacturer of rubber and polymer extruded and moulded seals for the automobile industry. For more than three decades, the company grows undisturbed in a protected environment with limited foreign competition.
Case A: describes the creation and development of a joint venture (Ferodo Thailand Ltd) between the UK-based auto components firm T&N Plc, its long-time associate the Japanese brake manufacturer; Japanese Brake International (JBI), and the Thai Boonpong Group.
Case A: describes the creation and development of a joint venture (Ferodo Thailand Ltd) between the UK-based auto components firm T&N Plc, its long-time associate the Japanese brake manufacturer; Japanese Brake International (JBI), and the Thai Boonpong Group.
Case B: looks at how T&N bring a new management team, including for the first time a marketing director, in the hope of raising morale, improving market share and increasing productivity all this in the wake of the Asian crisis. It traces the new management teams efforts to turn the joint venture around.
Case B: looks at how T&N bring a new management team, including for the first time a marketing director, in the hope of raising morale, improving market share and increasing productivity all this in the wake of the Asian crisis. It traces the new management teams efforts to turn the joint venture around.
Case A: describes the creation and development of a joint venture (Ferodo Thailand Ltd) between the UK-based auto components firm T&N Plc, its long-time associate the Japanese brake manufacturer; Japanese Brake International (JBI), and the Thai Boonpong Group.
Case A: describes the creation and development of a joint venture (Ferodo Thailand Ltd) between the UK-based auto components firm T&N Plc, its long-time associate the Japanese brake manufacturer; Japanese Brake International (JBI), and the Thai Boonpong Group.
A Malaysian Corporation, pistons parts manufacturer and supplier to the national carmaker Proton, finds itself in receivership as its main bank refuses to roll over an overdue loan. What reasoning should the Board follow in making a decision about what to do? Several alternatives are possible, most of which will result in a loss of control to foreigners.
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Reference 4821
Published 01 Jan 1999
Topic Strategy
Region Asia
Industry Automotive, Machinery, Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
A Malaysian Corporation, pistons parts manufacturer and supplier to the national carmaker Proton, finds itself in receivership as its main bank refuses to roll over an overdue loan. What reasoning should the Board follow in making a decision about what to do? Several alternatives are possible, most of which will result in a loss of control to foreigners.