Lecture 6 Flashcards
Growth drivers for international companies
Portfolio Dynamics
M&A
Market share gain
Portfolio dynamics
• Refers to the growth and changes in industries or segments a company operates in.
• Focuses on evaluating and adjusting a company’s portfolio based on market trends, demand shifts, and performance.
* responsible for around 66% of CAGR (McKinsey)
M&A
Decisions for inorganic growth
Around 31% of CAGR (Compound annual growth rate)
Market share gain
Increase of market share trough better performance than the competition
Market share gain
Increase of market share trough better performance than the competition
According to the McKinsey lecture strategy is
- an integrated set of hard-to-reverse choices
- made ahead of time in the face of uncertainty
- to create and capture economic profit
The sources of competitive advantage according to McKinsey
(Positional advantage)
Market structure
Industry Conduct
(Proprietary advantage)
Privileged tradable assets
Distinctive mix of competencies
Proprietary
Owned exclusively by the company, often giving it unique advantages
Power curve of economic profit
• Concept: The Power Curve shows the economic profit distribution among global companies.
• Key Insight: • Companies in the middle quintiles earn around $50 million per year. • Companies in the top 20% earn 30 times more than the average firm. • Goal: Break into the top quintile by making strategic “Big Moves” to stay ahead of trends. • Challenge: Only half of top companies remain there over a decade.
What are performance moves
Productivity
Differentiation
What are portfolio moves
Programmatic M&A
Dynamic resources
Big Investment
Common types of biases
- Overconfidence
- Anchoring
- Risk aversion
- Confirmation bias
- Herding and groupthink
- Champion bias
Common types of biases
- Overconfidence
- Anchoring
- Risk aversion
- Confirmation bias
- Herding and groupthink
- Champion bias
4 Phases of strategy design
- Frame the Strategic Context• Question: What is our strategic context and aspiration?
• Activity: Align on initial challenges and strategic choices. - Investigate the Challenge• Question: Are we equipped to address the core challenge?
• Activity: Establish performance baseline, assess future forces. - Design Strategic Alternatives• Question: What are the options to tackle the challenge?
• Activity: Design and evaluate performance and portfolio moves. - Commit to the Strategy• Question: Do we agree on the strategic direction?
• Activity: Refine moves, identify resources, build a financial plan.
What are the five lenses I can use to investigate my challenge
- Financial
- Market
- Competitive advantage
- Operating Model & Talent
- ESG (Ecological, Social, Government)