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    Ducati Q) How did Ducati become a profitable motorcycle maker despite its small scale? Before its takeover by the American private equity firm Texas Pacific Group (TPG)‚ Ducati went from being one of the top manufacturers of the high performance sport motorcycle industry to being on the verge of bankruptcy. TPG identified Ducati as a high end product with enormous potential for growth but realized that serious change was required if Ducati was to ever fulfill this potential. TPG decided to

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    Strategic Management Summer 2013 Dr. Daniel Tzabbar Ducati Case Analysis Instructions: 1. Prepare a 20 min presentation discussing: a. Is the motorcycle industry attractive? If so why b. What is Ducati’s current strategy? Be specific and explain your position. c. What characteristics of Ducati’s business influenced its success? (Hint: what is the fundamental economic logic of Minoli’s turnaround? What determines willingness to pay? What determines relative cost position

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    Ducati: Taking on the Challenge On the first business day of January 2006‚ Federico Minoli pulled up and parked his Ducati Multistrada motorcycle in front of the Ducati headquarters in Bologna‚ Italy. As he looked up at the complex‚ which housed offices‚ the assembly factory and the Ducati museum‚ he reflected back on the company’s history. 2006 would mark several anniversaries: 80 years since Ducati was established to produce electronic radio equipment; 60 years since Ducati had been producing

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    towards Ducati. As we know that Ducati is a motorcycle brand that specialized in the sports and racing motorbikes. Ducati has built a strong brand since 1990 and until today we still can see Ducati’s motorbike at Moto GP Racing and British Superbike Championship. The following SWOT analysis will provide more information towards Ducati’s strengths‚ weaknesses‚ opportunities‚ and threats from the other companies as well. Strengths 1. Technical Excellence: during this past 5 years‚ Ducati has invested

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    Issues/Challenges Today‚ Ducati is one of the most successful motorcycle companies in the world with a dramatic profit growth since 1996. Before its huge success‚ Ducati was one step away from facing bankruptcy. Ducati managed to overcome such an obstacle through strong innovation and culture. Today‚ Ducati is faced with another challenge that may bring fortune to the company if successfully managed. Ducati set a new goal‚ which is to sustain the explosive double-digit profit growth in the next decade

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    Issues/Challenges Today‚ Ducati is one of the most successful motorcycle companies in the world with adramatic profit growth since 1996. Before its huge success‚ Ducati was one step away fromfacing bankruptcy. Ducati managed to overcome such an obstacle through strong innovation andculture. Today‚ Ducati is faced with another challenge that may bring fortune to the company if successfully managed. Ducati set a new goal‚ which is to sustain the explosive double-digit profitgrowth in the next decade

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    Questions to answer 1) How did Ducati become the second most profitable motorcycle maker in the world despite its small scale? 2) What is the fundamental economic logic of Minoli’s turnaround? 3) Can Ducati sustain its position in the sport segment? Can Honda and the other Japanese manufactures stop its growth in this segment? 4) What strategic alternatives are available to Minoli in 2001? Which alternatives would you recommend‚ why? GMAN 512 Midterm 11 February 2010

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    Ducati and Texas Pacific Group Case StudyFinancial PolicyApril 8‚ 2010 | Chris CovielloMatt CarrozzaChris HammondNick Baseel | Introduction In the Fall of 1995 Texas Pacific Group (TPG)‚ by way of Abel Halpern‚ expressed interest in purchasing Ducati‚ the Italian motorcycle company‚ from Cagiva‚ an Italian conglomerate owned by the Castiglioni family.  Cagiva owned a number of diverse companies but had become excessively leveraged‚ and Ducati’s profits were believed to be supporting other failing

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    Ducati Submission Three growth Options for Ducati are 1. Enter into the new Cruiser Market 2. Increase Distribution Channel through New Dealers in US and outside Europe 3. Introduce sporty bike segment for women Entering into New Cruiser Market Benefits: Globally‚ the current cruiser market has one majority player and others are small players and within the European market there is no major player. So the threat of competitor response is quite low. Cruiser market is dominated by Harley

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    Finance Case Studies Patrick Moriarty and Damon Honnery’s article “What energy levels can the Earth sustain?” address future global energy production and suggests that high energy growth rates in the 20th century will not continue into the future. In the last 20 years the clean energy industry has endured staggering growth. Public subsidies that have propelled the space to 25 percent annual growth rates in recent years have now become politically unsustainable. Last year‚ the number of new

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