cielo the car in trouble
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Cielo: A Car In TroubleCielo: A Car In Trouble
ceilo 1.avi
Group 8:
Ashish DagaPramod Hebballi
H.P. PandaSangeeta
DassMegha
KampariaWasim
Mukkaram
대우인터내셔널
““STRATEGY WITHOUT STRATEGY WITHOUT TACTICS IS THE SLOWEST TACTICS IS THE SLOWEST
ROUTE TO VICTORY. ROUTE TO VICTORY. TACTICS WITHOUT TACTICS WITHOUT
STRATEGY IS THE NOISE STRATEGY IS THE NOISE BEFORE DEFEAT.” BEFORE DEFEAT.”
ENTRY OF DAEWOOENTRY OF DAEWOOHeralded as a milestone for the
industryChallenged Maruti Udyog Ltd1 st vehicle launched in 3
versionsBookings reached an astonishing
no 114000Had plans to become a 100
billion company
Now comes the bad Now comes the bad partpart
70000 customers cancelled there booking Predicted an annual turnover of 10 billion and
20000 cars but managed 6.05 billion and 9044 cars
Again in April-Dec 52000 target but 13776 sold
Feb 1998, 9006 cars were sold again a decline of 41%
Next year reduced by 50 % Recorded a loss of 351.4 million in 6 months
as sales also declined to 1.22 billion from 2.7 It is not necessary that tried and trusted
formula in one country will work in every country
Reasons for their Reasons for their downfalldownfall
Stiff competition from General Motors and Ford
Targets set by Daewoo was too high and ambitious
Daewoo itself was responsible for the mess
Daewoo is good at making cars but rotten at marketing them
Background of daewoo Background of daewoo motorsmotors
Founded in 1967 in Korea it was a part of Daewoo group
In 2001 had its operations in 123 countries Basically a company whish exported readymade
garments to US Later diversified into trading, construction,
automotive, etc Automotive became one the most important
ventures In 1977 entered into joint venture with General
motors but conflicts arouse
In 1991 Daewoo bought out 50% stake in the venture for 50 billion
Faced tough competition in European and us market it looked to diversify it into eastern Europe, Latin America and Asia
Took over 50% equity held by Japans' Toyota in DCM-TOYOTA
Renamed it as Daewoo motors India ltd Dcm-Ltd again sold 24% of its stake which increased
its stake to 75% in Jan 1997 and 92% in 1998 Overseas investment on borrowed funds In 2000, co’s labor union refused to accept a
restructuring plan for the company Daewoo was declared bankrupt
Daewoo is good at making cars, but rotten
at marketing them.
-An Automobile Industry Analyst, 2000
Cielo
StrengthsStrengths
Size and Market share.
Quality Products.
Technology Potential.
Early movers advantage in India.
MISTAKESMISTAKESLack of a focused approach and
inconsistent policiesLaunching of the car into the Indian
market was done in an extremely hurried manner
High import contentLack of proper market surveyPoor fuel efficiency due to lack of
modification in Engine
Did not react to customer complaintsTried to tackle this problem through its
sales staff but they were also not properly trained
Daewoo assumed there was demand for cars in mid size segment
People tried to postpone their need to recession in an economy.
Focus On Numbers Not On After Sales Services
Promotional Promotional activitiesactivities
In 1995 Daewoo came up with Diwali bonanza scheme
Reduced the finance rates to 14.33%
Discount of 10% was given Test drive scheme in April 1997
Positioning ErrorPositioning ErrorCompany Keep on changing the
positioning of cieloDifferent positioning
“Technology & Aesthetics”“Premium Family Car”“Value Benefits”
CRITICISM FOR CRITICISM FOR PROMOTING PROMOTING
In the free scheme people felt there was something wrong
Lost its image as a feature-rich, luxury family car
Questioned by MRTP authoritiesTermed ‘unmemorable and poor’
due to constant changes in the positioning
THE BIGGEST THE BIGGEST BLUNDERBLUNDER
Hefty Price Cut Of Rs 1.5 LakhLaunch of the ‘Valyou’ campaign
ImplicationsImplications
Shock to competitors.
Loss to credibility of the car.
Loss of customer’s trust.
Launch of ‘Val-You’ Campaign.
Where Was Where Was Cielo ?????Cielo ?????
Dumped Without A Funeral Ceremony
MatizMatiz
SHIFTING THE FOCUS SHIFTING THE FOCUS
Oct 1998- MATIZ was launched .23,265 units in april-dec 1999, demand
increased by 52.2 to 35,398 units april-dec 2000
Further CIELO took a back seat after matiz success globally
Replaced CIELO GLE and GLX with EXECUTIVE and NEXIA but customers failed to see any difference
Advertising of CIELO stoppedMATIZ was going places operating in
114 countriesFailure in INDIA due to SANTRO
SUGGESTIONSSUGGESTIONSMassive cost cutting exercise Reduce the working hours Reduce the no of workers Increase the use of automation Postpone the launch of three new
cars due to the lossesChange the positioning of Cielo
once more
ConclusionConclusion
We believe the chances of its success after
re-positioning is bleak
Thank YouThank You
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