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Subject category: Marketing
Published by: Ivey Publishing
Originally published in: 2000
Version: 2001-02-01
Length: 22 pages
Data source: Field research

Abstract

The managing director and director of overseas marketing of Midea Group, China''s largest air conditioner manufacturer, had concerns about the company''s domestic and global competitive position. They felt the company needed to develop a strategy to defend its home market in the wake of more liberalized imports, and simultaneously, develop the resources and skills required to play in a global market where its cost advantages had been nullified because international players were also exporting from China. To do so, they needed to review the company''s current international strategy and examine both branding and private label options.
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Abstract

The managing director and director of overseas marketing of Midea Group, China''s largest air conditioner manufacturer, had concerns about the company''s domestic and global competitive position. They felt the company needed to develop a strategy to defend its home market in the wake of more liberalized imports, and simultaneously, develop the resources and skills required to play in a global market where its cost advantages had been nullified because international players were also exporting from China. To do so, they needed to review the company''s current international strategy and examine both branding and private label options.

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Large
Other setting(s):
2000

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