M&a automotive
Contents
Introduction 1 The automotive sector 1A The biggest actors 1B World Output 1C the srenghts of the market 2 Why M&A ?
Introduction
The automotive sector is the theatre of many movements since 1998 and Daimler/Chrysler. In fact, To improve the productivity always and minimize its costs, the automotive sector is an industrial branch particularly subject to the mergers and to the acquisitions between manufacturers. In this presentation, we will see that mergers and acquisition are an inevitable strategy in order to resist at the important powers which influence the market. In order to show you this fact, we will: - Firstly present the market, the Porter’s matrix and his explanation.
- Secondly, see by a radar what the actors of the automotive sector must M&A, and some examples of the complex organizations which are born with M&A
1 The automotive sector The biggests actors
1 The automotive sector World Output
1The automotive sector 1C The strenghts of the Market according to the Porter’s Matrix
Law and environnement
Treath of new competitors
Strong barriers Supplier’s strenght The automotive sector
Customers strenght
Reserved Low High Treath of Substitute products
1 The automotive sector The strengths of the market in sector-based hexagon Competitive intensity Customers Substitute products
New entrants
Suppliers Public authorities
Zone of profitability
1 The automotive sector The strengths of the market explained Public authorithies and environnement The impact of public authorities is important on one hand because certain reforms are capable of impacting on the market in a significant way (ex: in France “prime à la casse”) and of the other one at the level of the regulations of safety. The impact of the environment is also important and influences sales (ex: Courts of the oil, the new energies, the ecological bonus). The automotive equipment manufacturers are certainly many