This PPT slide, part of the 654-slide Business Unit Strategy Training Program PowerPoint presentation, presents a framework for analyzing the impact of entry and exit barriers on industry performance. It highlights the relationship between these barriers and the profit potential for companies operating within various sectors. The positioning of industries is illustrated in a two-dimensional matrix, with entry barriers on the vertical axis and exit barriers on the horizontal axis.
In the upper right quadrant, where both entry and exit barriers are high, the slide notes that profit potential is significant,, but this comes with increased risk. Companies in this segment, such as multinational food players and aerospace manufacturers, face challenges in entering the market, while poorly performing firms find it difficult to exit. This creates a scenario where unsuccessful companies may remain in the market, intensifying competition.
The upper left quadrant indicates high entry barriers, but low exit barriers. This area is described as the most attractive segment, where few new entrants can penetrate the market, and companies that are underperforming can exit more easily. Local food players and dairy producers are examples of industries that fit this profile.
The lower quadrants illustrate scenarios with lower barriers. The lower left quadrant features industries with low entry and exit barriers, such as food stands and grocery stores, suggesting a more fluid market environment. Conversely, the lower right quadrant highlights industries like mining, where exit barriers are high, indicating that companies may struggle to leave even when conditions worsen.
This framework offers valuable insights for decision-makers considering market entry or exit strategies, emphasizing the need to evaluate both types of barriers to understand potential risks and opportunities.
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