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Vishwa Lab Competitors Analysis

This document provides an outline for a strategic analysis of Walmart, including its vision, mission, goals, and analyses using SWOT, PESTEL, Porter's Five Forces, and an examination of main competitors. The vision is to be the best retailer for consumers and employees, the mission is to save people money so they can live better, and goals include becoming an international brand. SWOT and PESTEL analyses identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal factors. Porter's Five Forces model examines competitive rivalry, bargaining power of customers and suppliers, potential new entrants, and substitute products.

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Vishwa Lab Competitors Analysis

This document provides an outline for a strategic analysis of Walmart, including its vision, mission, goals, and analyses using SWOT, PESTEL, Porter's Five Forces, and an examination of main competitors. The vision is to be the best retailer for consumers and employees, the mission is to save people money so they can live better, and goals include becoming an international brand. SWOT and PESTEL analyses identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal factors. Porter's Five Forces model examines competitive rivalry, bargaining power of customers and suppliers, potential new entrants, and substitute products.

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Revan Kumar

Vishwa Teja
Outline
Vision, Mission and Goals

-SWOT & Pestel Analysis


-5 Forces Model
-Main Competitors
• To be the best retailer in the hearts and
Vision minds of consumers and employees.

• To save people money so they can live


Mission better.

• Becoming in an international Brand.


Goals
SWOT Analysis

• Diversity in products & services • Low global presence


• Convenient prices & locations • Behind rivals in e- commerce
• Strong market presence
• Customer loyalty
• Strong financial performance
• Cost and pricing advantages over
rivals
• Good supply chain STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES

• Intense Competition
• Global Expansion: new geographic
• Laws and Regulations: Trade policy
areas •
• Increasing online sales Cultural barriers
• Current economy
• Strategic alliances
• Slow market growth
Acquiring rival firms • Transport of distinctive
OPPORTUNITIES competency. THREATS
PESTEL Analysis

Political

Legal Economical

PESTEL
Analysis
Environmental Socio-Cultural

Technological
Political Economical Social

• Increased employment • Diversity of Culture.


• Support for Globalization
opportunity.
• Pressure regarding wage • Healthy Life Style.
• Regular Growth in developing
increase.
Nations

Technological Environmental Legal


• Automation in operations. • Promoting and selling eco-friendly
products and services as it helps • Regulations for food Safety.
• Increase in Consumer use of them in enhancing brand image.
smartphones. • Regulations for Employment.
• Company suggests the dealers,
• Business Analytics. distributors and manufacturers to
avoid the use of polybags that can
negatively affect the environment 
Porter's 5 Forces

Power of Power of
customers suppliers

Potential of new
Competition in
entrants into the
the industry
industry

Threat of
substitute
products
Bargaining power of customers
• Customers usually make small Bargaining Power of Suppliers
purchases. • Walmart purchases huge quantities
• A large number of customers. of products from its suppliers.
• Walmart's main customers are • Products have lot of Substitutes.
individuals.

Potential new entrants in the industry


Competition in industry
• Economies of scale.
• High Capital Requirements.
• Competitors have similar sizes.
• Customers mainly look for products
• Industry growth is slow.
with lower prices and standard
• Exit Barriers is High
quality.
• Requires precise distribution system

Threat of substitute products


• Prices and quality of substitute
products are very competitive.
• Performance of Substitute products
are similar.
• Consumer switching costs are low.

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