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SAN BEDA COLLEGE
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
S.Y. 2013-2014

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PAPER
ON

Baliwag Lechon Manok Inc.

Submitted to:
PROFESSOR ARLENIE SALAMAT
BFM08

Submitted by:
Santos, Loubhel S.
October 12, 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive Summary 4
Introduction 6
Research Design and Methodology 7
1. Research Design 7
2. Scope and Limitation 8
I. External Analysis 9
1. Economic Performance and Forecast 9
2. Political Aspects 12
3. Technological Advances 14
4. Social/Cultural Aspects 16
5. Environmental Aspects 16
II. Industry and Competitor Analysis 18
1. Industry and Market Segments 18
i. Thrift Banking Industry 18 ii. Market Segments and Trends 18 iii. Pricing 25 iv. Distribution Channel 25
v. Marketing and Promotion 27
2. Porter’s Five Forces of Competitive Analysis 29
3. Competitive Profile Matrix 39
4. External Factor Evaluation Matrix 50
5. Strategic Issues based on External Factors 58
III. Company Analysis 59
1. Vision Mission of the Company 59
2. Internal Audit 62
3. McKinsey 7 S Framework 67
4. Strategic Issues based on Internal Factors 79
IV. Strategy Formulation 80
1. SWOT Matrix 80
2. SPACE Matrix 88
3. Internal-External Matrix 90
4. GRAND Strategy Matrix 92
5. Summary of Strategies 95
6. Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix 95
V. Strategic Objectives and Recommended Strategies 101
1. Strategic Objectives 101
2. Recommended Business Strategies 103
3. Financial Projections 108
VI. Departmental Actions and Functional Strategies 119
1. Strategy Map



References: We estimate that oil demand will be 313,220b/d in 2012, rising to 320,880b/d by 2016. Theimplied oil import trend rises slightly from an estimated 280,520b/d in 2012 to some 282,010b/din 2016. (Philippines Oil and Gas Report Q1 2013, 2012) Relevance previous committee referrals :primarily referred to Trade and Industry on 2011-05-10; it was file on 2010-07-01 and read 2010-07-27 (Gunigundo,Magtanggo & Itanjuan, 2010). This act will let the menu board show its nutritional content information. It has a staus of Pending with the Committee on HEALTH since 2011-05-09 (SAMBAR,2011) Relevance: The Philippines religion composed of Catholic 82.9% (Roman Catholic 80.9%, Aglipayan 2%), Muslim 5%, Evangelical 2.8%, Iglesia ni Kristo 2.3%, other Christian 4.5%, other 1.8%, unspecified 0.6%, none 0.1% (2000 census) Relevance

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