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BRL Hardy: Globalizing an Australian Wine Company
International Business Theory Formatvorlage des Untertitelmasters durch Klicken bearbeiten Johannsen Heiko A. S.
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Agenda
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Introduction
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Case Study Australian wine Globalization Consequences of globalization Entry modes to the market History Post merger success
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International Management
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BRL Hardy
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Bartlett - BRL Hardy: Globalizing an Australian Wine Company
1. Introduction
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1.1 Case Study
BRL Hardy: Globalizing an Australian Wine Company Focuses on
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Two product launch decisions of BRL Hardy, Europe
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The managing director of BRL Hardy Europe
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Responsible for the European operations Start with a globalizing strategy not only selling the parent company's wines
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1.2 Australian wine
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The first vines in Australia were introduced by Captain Arthur Phillip in 1788
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In 1969 the annual per capita wine consumption was 8.2 liters 100 liters per person and year in France and Italy
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25 year transformation of the wine industry
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From fortified wines to table wines followed by the shift from the two-liter “bag in a box” to varietal bottled wines
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1.2 Australian wine
Number two in Australia was BRL Hardy Ltd.
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Expected that Australian wine would become a trend
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Exports of Australia had potential to increase until 2025 from
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US$360 million (3,5% of the world market) to US$2 billion (16% of the world market)
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In 1995 - 27% of the Australian wine production was accounted for exports
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Only with a share of 2.5% of the world wine production by value
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Batemann and Snell 2010: Management Chapter six
2. International Management
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Batemann and Snell 2010: Management Chapter six
2.1 Globalization...