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    A Wild Ride Ahead

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    a wild ride ahead The energy and resources industry can expect a wild ride in coming years as the standard-setters turn their attention to this sector. Story Debbie Smith CA The energy and resources sector‚ despite its status as a globally important industry‚ has received little specific attention over the years from the standard-setters. Recent proposals from the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)‚ its interpretations committee (IFRIC)‚ and even the Australian Government

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    Ducati

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    In 1926 Antonio Cavalieri Ducati and his three sons‚ Adriano‚ Marcello‚ and Bruno Cavalieri Ducati; founded Societa Scientifica Radio Brevetti Ducati in Bologna to produce vacuum tubes‚ condensers and other radio components‚ becoming successful enough by 1935 to construct a new factory in the Borgo Panigale area of the city. Production was maintained during World War II‚ despite the Ducati factory being a repeated target for Allied bombing. Ducati Factory Ducati "Cucciolo"‚ 1950 Meanwhile

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    Txu Lbo

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    ‚ will pay $69.25 for each TXU share‚ 15 percent more than the closing stock price on Feb. 23. TXU has only $11 billion of debt with the new $36 Billion debt‚ $22.5 billion of which matures by 2014 the rest $13.5 to mature in 2034. TXU energy post LBO has been renamed as Energy Future Holdings Inc.‚ with the acquisition using a combination of high-yield‚ high-risk loans and bonds. As part of the buyout‚ the electric distribution part of the company will be called Oncor Electric Delivery‚ the electric

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    Ducati

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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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    Ducati

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    Executive Summary Ducati‚ founded on July 4‚ 1926‚ is an Italian company that produces and sells sport motorcycles. From the advent‚ Ducati has been a front runner on the motorcycle technology front. The hallmark of Ducati’s technical excellence has been its Desmodromic engine‚ famous for its remarkable power delivery. It is found on almost every motorcycle Ducati has produced till date. In 1996‚ Ducati was on the verge of bankruptcy due to lack of working capital. The company rebounded by 2000

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    Ducati

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    Patrick England Ducati individual write up #3 Management 495 2/7/2012 Can Ducati sustain its position in the sport segment? Can Honda and other Japanese manufactures stop its growth in this segment? The ability for Ducati to sustain its position in the sport segment of motorcycles is going to depend on management’s ability to stay focused on keeping their image and story alive and in the minds of the motorcycle community. If management continues its current trend I believe that

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    Harvard Business Case: Ducati Introduction After the introduction of Federico Minoli‚ Ducati has transformed from a company on the verge of bankruptcy into one of the most profitable motorcycle manufacturers in the world. But this is not enough for Minoli‚ who currently considers entering the Harley Davidson niche: introducing a Ducati cruiser. However‚ according to the analysis below – prepared using some basic strategic questions - this would not be a very wise

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    Ducati Case Study Investindustrial Exits Ducati  At the begining of 2012‚ Investindustrial openly introduced their intention to market their 76.7% stake in Ducati Motor Holding‚ an legendary Italian producer of sport performance motorcycles.  The choice adopted a six-year turnaround throughout which Ducati came back to profitability and considerably broadened its products. Options Investindustrial ’s team had the next exit options  IPO in Hong Kong  Trade sale to an industry participant

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    Ducati Harvard Case

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    Ducati is looking to continue to drive growth by taking market share from current competitor Harley Davison. The firm plans to attack the market niche of Harley Davison with the Ducati interpretation of its cruiser. This is a misguided way to drive sustainable growth in the long term. Harley Davison is a major American motorcycle manufacturer‚ and dominated the U.S. heavy weight motorcycle market. In 2000m Harley produced 204‚500 motorcycles a 15.5% increases over 1999. Relative to other major

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    Ducati Case Analysis

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    Ducati Case Analysis Table of Contents Executive Summary 2 Evaluation of Global Motorcycle Industry 3 Ducati’s Current Strategy 4 Recommendations and Specific Actions 7 Major Internal and External Risks 9 Exhibit 1: Porter’s Five Forces Diagram 11 Exhibit 2: Strategy Diamond Analysis 12 Exhibit 3: Projected Sales 13 Executive Summary As of year 2000‚ global motorcycle market is dominated by a handful of players. Japanese

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