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Reference no. 9A95G004
Published by: Ivey Publishing
Originally published in: 1995
Version: 1999-09-01
Length: 2 pages
Data source: Field research

Abstract

Neilson linked up with Sabritas, a Pepsico Co subsidiary, and launched Neilson brand chocolate bars in Mexico. The next year, Neilson sales to Mexico exceeded $23 million. The Mexican peso abruptly underwent a 40% devaluation which put major pressure on both partners'' margins. This raised issues of future pricing and competitive response. More fundamentally, there were now concerns about the overall stability and potential of the Mexican market. (This is a supplement to case 9A95G003 bearing the same title.)
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Neilson linked up with Sabritas, a Pepsico Co subsidiary, and launched Neilson brand chocolate bars in Mexico. The next year, Neilson sales to Mexico exceeded $23 million. The Mexican peso abruptly underwent a 40% devaluation which put major pressure on both partners'' margins. This raised issues of future pricing and competitive response. More fundamentally, there were now concerns about the overall stability and potential of the Mexican market. (This is a supplement to case 9A95G003 bearing the same title.)

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