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Chocolate Slab market share of Ritzbury for year 2010 (Source: AC Neilson
retailaudit)When it comes to explain resources availability of CBL group, over 2000
work force isemployed by thegroup in their, Pannipitiya, Ranala, Minuwangoda,
Ratmalana andKandy factories. Land area of Pannipitiya plant was fully filled with
plant buildings andno further building expansion is possible there.In Ranala plant,
which is nearly a 13 acrefacility, only small land area is available for future
expansion. Interm of land areaavailability, situation of premises such as Kandy,
Minuwangoda and Ratmalana arealsomore or less same as above. Therefore the
group has invested in SeethawakaIndustrialPark andwhere group is going to set up
their new production facility solely for exports.As company vision says,CBL is
targeting vast market opportunities in the subcontinental Indian region, the group
has alreadybought land in Bangladesh for its firstoverseas manufacturing facility.So
far the group has beenoperating as a privet limited company which is nowalmost
12billon Rupees Company, is in the process of considering to become a
publiclimited company as company has grown too big already and also
hugeinvestments are indemand in order to make sizable presence in the
Indian/Bangladesh markets.When the organizational culture in the group is
considered, within the group hierarchicalrelationshipsare supposed to be maintained
during decision making as well as dailyoperations. There is presence of trade union
(Inter Company trade union) in CBLPannipitiya of which employees are enjoying
highbargaining power than other factoriesof the group where there is no unionized
environment available.4
products are having20% to 30%higher price than Indian products in the Indian
market. Yet in terms of product qualityCBLproducts are much better than
competitive Indian products. So among 250 millionand yet expandingIndian middle
class population who is less price sensitive and morequality conscious, there is
goodmarket opportunity exist for the CBL group to expand itsmarket. In order to get
the maximum use of thissub continental market, exportingproducts from the Sri
Lankan plants through Indian dealers as whatCBL currently does, would not be
sufficient to have a competitive edge in long terms. There istremendousopportunity
exists to set up low cost and high volume production plants in India in order toget
maximum use of the Indian market opened up with the free trade agreement
signedwith the India.In recent past prior to the FTA signing, Munchee tried to start
its firstoverseas manufacturing plant byacquisitioning an Indian biscuits
manufacturingcompany and attempt was failed due to unfavorableIndian
regulations regarding FDI inIndia at that time. Now with the FTA these regulatory
hassles arerelaxed so theopportunity can be utilized.When CBL Natural Foods (Cecil)
is considered, it is a companymainly engagedin production of bottled fruit drinks
mainly for the Sri Lankan market. Getting full use of established brand name Cecil,
company can easily find a place in Jam and Cordial marketas well. Sothere is an
opportunity for the company to enter into jam and caned fruitproduct market of
thecountry.As there is growing demand for organically produced fruit products
ininternational market, thecompany is having an opportunity to enter this market
segmentas well. In this case, food processingcapacity of Cecil and established
farmer network can be utilized for organic fruit exports.As a summary,following can
be seen as opportunities existing for the company. Opening of north and east
marketafter the war Free Trade Agreement with India. Relaxing of Indian
regulation related to direct foreigninvestments. Growth in Sri Lankan economy
Unexplored market opportunities in Jam and cordialmarkets in the country.
Growing demand for organic fruit products in international market.When it comes to
consider threats facing the CBL group, major threat is coming withIndian free
tradeagreement. With this FTA, there is a threat of entering of Indian bigbiscuits
manufactures into the SriLankan market. Actually this threat is substantial as
SriLankan per capita biscuits consumption is as highas 2.5kg, one of the highest in
Asianregion. One recent attempt was made by strong Indian biscuitsbrand Britania
and wasfailed.For some product categories like wafer biscuits, chocolate slabs,
company
hasengaged in a price competition with competitors in the Sri Lankan market. So in
despitewith the factthat production volume of those categories continuously rising,
it can not beobserved that significantgrowth in profits. Therefore this price
competition can beobserved as another threat.CBL group ismainly focusing on a
demographic segment which is young crowdunder age 35. CBL marketing
andadvertising is paying their major attention in thisparticular segment. So there is
a possibility for anothercompany to come to market as anew entrant focusing on
another market segment where CBL is notpaying muchattention currently. So it is
another threat existing in current context.Currently CBL cakebrand is dominating
the local cake market having over 75%market share. This share has been
achieveddue to superior hygienic condition, 6 monthlong product expiry date and
importantly efficient sales anddistribution which make sureavailability of the
product everywhere in the country. But the taste of theproduct madeaccording to an
Italian formula is not matching with the local customer taste. As there isnoother
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