Class 7: Industry Analysis, Beverages Flashcards

1
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What is the growth of the carbonated soft drink industry?

A

Average revenue growth of 10% in US from 1975-1990

US CSD consumption peaked in 2000

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2
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What is the rule of 72?

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Divide 72% by revenue growth is years to double

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3
Q

What is the big difference between coke and pepsi re that graph?

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Pepsi has higher market share while coke has more profit

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4
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What are interesting areas to note from 2015-2018?

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energy drinks increased, bottled water decreased, value added water appeared,

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5
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What are major trends in soft drinks?

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1) focus on growing non-carbonated product lines
2) maintain soft-drink volumes by introducing smaller-size cans
3) improve consumer perception of soft drinks by switching to natural sweeteners

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6
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Why is new product development notable?

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important tool to differentiate products, R+D spending at an average annual rate of 20% over the past 5 years

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7
Q

what is the importance of brand power?

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strong brand power provides manufacturers with considerable pricing power, pricing increases in the low single digits covered commodity cost increases

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8
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What does MA look like?

A

likely to continue
shifting portfolios towards faster growing categories,
leveraging global distribution systems
ie keurig green mountain - dr pepper snapple

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9
Q

Why is it a good idea for coke to buy costa?

A

break into market without testing product, once you’re so big you need to do things big

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10
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Why is it a bad idea for coke to buy costa?

A

coke seems to focus on revenue instead of market share, this is opposite,
they’re just buying a lot of rando stuff

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11
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What do gross margins look like?

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holding at 55% from pricing power and cost reductions, growth in international markets supports gros margin expansion, expand margins to expand bc of pricing power and cost reduction

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12
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What do SG+A expenses look like?

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Increases due to the consolidation of bottle companies,

decreasing bc of multi-year productivity improvement programs

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13
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What are the strategic positions of coke and pepsi?

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Coca-cola is a pure-play beverage company while Pepsi is diversified into food and snacks

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14
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What does distribution look like for the beverage industry?

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Two types of distribution:

  • direct delivery: transport, stock shelves, order product
  • Warehouse: 3rd party transports from WH to store
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15
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What do channels look like for the beverage industry?

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Supermarket, mass merchant, vending machine, convenience store, fountain accounts, drugstores, schools

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16
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What does branding look like?

A

Branding v private label

  • Brand loyalty is the “holy grail”
  • —significant advertising dollars
  • —raise WTP
  • Threat from private label (13% of market) and growing
17
Q

What are the operating margins of concentrate producers and bottlers?

A

concentrate: 32%
bottlers: 8%

18
Q

What are the steps in the beverage supply chain?

A

suppliers to concentrate, concentrate producers, bottlers, retail channels

19
Q

What is important to know about supply chain steps?

A

firms can forward/backward integrate to capture more value

supply chains are typically global, complex and overlapping

20
Q

How does Coca Cola maintain its profitability??

A

Barriers to new entrants, economic moat

  • brand equity allows coke to claim a higher portion of value
  • contractual relationships with bottlers and retail outlets
21
Q

How do coke and pepsi compete without destroying each other?

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  • stable industry structure:
  • coke and pepsi- duopoly, competing without destroying each other
  • -compete on non-price terms
  • -competition fosters innovation
  • -advertising polarizes choice
  • stay aware of macro trends (trend towards healthy drinks)
  • strategic planning for both organic and inorganic growht
22
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How does coke implement its strategy globally ?

A
  • treat each market differently
  • the overarching strategy may have differences in implementation by geography
  • -industry structure of markets vary (eg # of bottlers)
  • -target local preference