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In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
Reference 5601
Published 30 Jun 2009
Length 12 page(s)
Topic Responsibility
Region Asia
Industry International Trade and Development
In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
Reference 5601
Published 30 Jun 2009
Length 6 page(s)
Topic Responsibility
Region Asia
Industry International Trade and Development
In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
Reference 5601
Published 30 Jun 2009
Length 7 page(s)
Topic Responsibility
Region Asia
Industry International Trade and Development
In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
Reference 5601
Published 30 Jun 2009
Length 6 page(s)
Topic Responsibility
Region Asia
Industry International Trade and Development
In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
Reference 5601
Published 30 Jun 2009
Length 10 page(s)
Topic Responsibility
Region Asia
Industry International Trade and Development
In 2004, Hayleys PLC, a leading Sri Lanka multinational with operations in diverse sectors, decided to unite all its separate environmental and social initiatives into a single corporate responsibility effort. The programme build on strong corporate values and in certain sectors was immediately successful, enabling the firm to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders (unions and customers).
The case describes the first decade of LGEIL's experience in India, a decade marked by incredible success from a sales point of view and outlines the challenges in 2007, which resonate with the key challenge in back in 1997--building a premium brand image for LG.
Reference 5558
Published 30 Nov 2008
Length 30 page(s)
Topic Marketing
Region Asia
Industry International Trade and Development, Marketing and Advertising
The case describes the first decade of LGEIL's experience in India, a decade marked by incredible success from a sales point of view and outlines the challenges in 2007, which resonate with the key challenge in back in 1997--building a premium brand image for LG.
Wal-Mart has had great success at home in the USA, but has experienced both success and failure abroad. China represents a market large enough that if Wal-Mart should succeed there, it would have a significant impact on its financial performance. What should its strategy be?
Reference 5492
Published 18 Feb 2008
Length 25 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Asia
Industry International Trade and Development
Wal-Mart has had great success at home in the USA, but has experienced both success and failure abroad. China represents a market large enough that if Wal-Mart should succeed there, it would have a significant impact on its financial performance. What should its strategy be?
By 2004, Wal-Mart, the world's largest company, operated countless discount stores, neighborhood stores, hypermarkets (Wal-Mart Supercenters) and membership warehouses (Sam's Club). In the 1990s, Wal-Mart started to expand abroad, entering entered China in 1996, Korea in 1997, and Japan in 2002.
Reference 5280
Published 31 May 2005
Length 15 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Asia
Industry Retail, International Trade and Development, Supermarkets
By 2004, Wal-Mart, the world's largest company, operated countless discount stores, neighborhood stores, hypermarkets (Wal-Mart Supercenters) and membership warehouses (Sam's Club). In the 1990s, Wal-Mart started to expand abroad, entering entered China in 1996, Korea in 1997, and Japan in 2002.
Carrefour, the second largest mass retailer in the world, has expanded its presence in the Asia Pacific region and competing head-on with Wal-Mart and other Western and Asian mass retailers to capture a significant position in the region. The case retraces the historical development of the expansion, starting with an entry into Taiwan in the late 1980’s.
Reference 5262
Published 01 Feb 2005
Length 20 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Asia
Industry Retail, International Trade and Development, Supermarkets
Carrefour, the second largest mass retailer in the world, has expanded its presence in the Asia Pacific region and competing head-on with Wal-Mart and other Western and Asian mass retailers to capture a significant position in the region. The case retraces the historical development of the expansion, starting with an entry into Taiwan in the late 1980’s.
The case series on the Mass Retailing Industry in Asia discusses the applicability of the hypermarkets and supermarkets business models in Asian contexts. The case A illustrates the industry evolution, the economic model and the globalisation trends of mass retailing and describes the key characteristics of various Asian markets with a particular emphasis on China and Japan.
Reference 5261
Published 02 Jan 2005
Length 24 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Asia
Industry Retail, International Trade and Development, Supermarkets
The case series on the Mass Retailing Industry in Asia discusses the applicability of the hypermarkets and supermarkets business models in Asian contexts. The case A illustrates the industry evolution, the economic model and the globalisation trends of mass retailing and describes the key characteristics of various Asian markets with a particular emphasis on China and Japan.
The case series on the Mass Retailing Industry in Asia discusses the applicability of the hypermarkets and supermarkets business models in Asian contexts. The case A illustrates the industry evolution, the economic model and the globalisation trends of mass retailing and describes the key characteristics of various Asian markets with a particular emphasis on China and Japan.
Reference 5261
Published 04 Jan 2005
Length 17 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Asia
Industry Retail, International Trade and Development, Supermarkets
The case series on the Mass Retailing Industry in Asia discusses the applicability of the hypermarkets and supermarkets business models in Asian contexts. The case A illustrates the industry evolution, the economic model and the globalisation trends of mass retailing and describes the key characteristics of various Asian markets with a particular emphasis on China and Japan.
The case series on the Mass Retailing Industry in Asia discusses the applicability of the hypermarkets and supermarkets business models in Asian contexts. The case A illustrates the industry evolution, the economic model and the globalisation trends of mass retailing and describes the key characteristics of various Asian markets with a particular emphasis on China and Japan.
Reference 5261
Published 02 Jan 2007
Length 13 page(s)
Topic Strategy
Region Asia
Industry Retail, International Trade and Development, Supermarkets
The case series on the Mass Retailing Industry in Asia discusses the applicability of the hypermarkets and supermarkets business models in Asian contexts. The case A illustrates the industry evolution, the economic model and the globalisation trends of mass retailing and describes the key characteristics of various Asian markets with a particular emphasis on China and Japan.
