This PPT slide, part of the 67-slide Spare Parts Pricing Strategy PowerPoint presentation, outlines the potential financial impacts of various pricing strategies for Client X Aviation Services. It presents a structured analysis of 4 pricing actions: raising prices, lowering prices, maintaining prices, and a more aggressive price increase. Each action is assessed based on its projected revenue increase from current sales, revenue from new sales, cost reductions, and the overall impact on pre-tax earnings.

Pricing A suggests a price increase of 5-10%, which could yield an annual revenue increase of $50 to $100 million, with a corresponding impact on pre-tax earnings of the same range. Pricing B, which involves lowering prices by 3-5%, is projected to generate a modest revenue decrease from current sales, but could potentially attract new customers, resulting in a slight negative impact on pre-tax earnings. Pricing C indicates that maintaining current prices would yield no revenue increase from current sales and a small positive impact on pre-tax earnings.

Pricing D proposes a significant price increase of 40-50%, which could lead to a substantial revenue increase of $80 to $120 million and a notable impact on pre-tax earnings. The total projected impact across all pricing strategies ranges from $165 to $195 million in pre-tax earnings.

The slide emphasizes that the goal for Client X Aviation Services should be to enhance profitability rather than merely increasing market share. This analysis provides a clear framework for evaluating pricing strategies and their implications on financial performance, making it a valuable tool for decision-making.

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