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Questions for Samsung China Case
Q1.Major problems Samsung faces as it tackles the television market in China?
Q2.
Q3.
Q4.
How would you segment the Chinese TV market?
What should Samsung do in terms of STP
Suggest Samsung to adopt?
Samsung China: The Introduction of Color TV
International Marketing2008120000 Yi Yong Sup
2008120000 Yi Yong Sup
Contents Introduction
00 Contents
Problems
Segmentation
Strategy
Suggestion
Current Situation
Introduction
• China is socialist state.
• Competition Among Governments : Self-Interest vs National Interest
• Difference in Emphasis on Economic Profitability vs Social Profitability
• The Over Employment problem
• At 1995 China can produce 18,000,000 TV
• Prefer TV Size 18” 20” 21”
29"2% 25"
11%
21"36%20"
24%
18"23%
17"4%
Market Share
01Introduction
Environment
The Macro Environment The Micro Environment
First mover enjoy advantages Consumers had a tendency to be loyal to a first mover’s product
1994, China had 300millions house-holdsJust 41% of the households had color TV80% of 80million urban households owned color TV28% of 220milion rural household own color TV
Rural area mostly prefer(can afford) small TV sets 19” or 21”
Cheap labor
Large market potential (rural area)
01Introduction
Rural Urban0
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PopulationTV Owners
Environment
OLED Organic Light Emitting DiodesChange color it self
AMOLEDActive Matrix Organic Light Emitting DiodesControl OLED
01Introduction
Braun tube TV (CTR)Cathode Ray TubeShot Electron Beam to all screenUse lots of electricity
LCDLiquid Crystal DisplayLots of Liquid CrystalOpen Close
PDPPlasma Display PanelLots of Liquid Crys-talTurn on & offMore ElectricityBut clear picture
LEDLight Emitting DiodeUse LED at the Back
2011 3/4
2011 1/2
2011 1/4
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PDPLCD
History of TV
Problems
Chinese Govt Product differentiation brand recogni-
tion Smuggling Piracy
Sony&Matsushita
Others
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Market Share
02 Problems
Major Problems Samsung faces as it tackles the television market in China?
Competition
• Sony Matsushita (First mover) Brand recognition High-end consumer market share
• Japanese firms expand production (19->30)
• Late mover disadvantage (customer loyalty)
• China indigenous firms focused on low-end market segment
Segmentation
• High-end: Japanese firms, especially Sony and Matsushita with mar-ket share of 75% combined. Sharp, Sanyo, Toshiba, Mitsubishi, JVC, and Hitachi had also established significant market share
• Medium-end: Partly by multi national corporations and partly by local firms.
• Low-end: More than 20 indigenous firms
Segmentation
03Segmentation
- 17~29 inch TVs were available- Demand for small size TVs were shrinking, while mid~large screen color TV market was growing rapidly- Together the 20-inch and 21-inch screen sizes represented 60 per cent of the total in 1994- Chinese firms concentrated on the popular sizes (18~21)
Se-ries1
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17-inch or less18-inch20-inch21-inch25-inch29-inch
03Segmentation
TV Size Segmentation
Strategy(STP)
Strategy
Samsung China:- Should target high-end market- ”Premium” brand image- Aligns with Samsung’s commitments at the time
Korean Headquarter:-Should target low-end market-per capita income is only $353-Competition with local firms is easier
Vs.
-China’s rapid growth-Hard to improve brand image when started out with low-end from the beginning
-Must build competitive advantage over Japanese firms-Need to increase marketing and R&D budget (Sony invests heavily on these)
04 Strategy
Strategy- Another plausible market: low~mid-end large screen TV
- Chinese firms only have expertise in 19~21 inches TV sets
- Samsung has technical advantage in large screen TV production
04 Strategy
Suggestion
05Suggestion
1. Consumption of polarization
2. New Consumer group (want to show one’s power, money)
3. Rapid urbanization
4. Thirties led consumption of car, leisure, appliances
5. Twenties are interested in advanced tech, IT technology
China
China Customers
05Suggestion
1. Compare with neighborhood, keep face
2. Prefer quality guaranteed foreign prod-ucts (High end products)
3. Before purchasing, there is on signifi-cant impact of reputation from others
4. Large regional differences (Income level, Cultural differences)
5. Quite sensitive to national pride
6. Sensitive to price (even if is low or high)
China (Low end) Japan (High end)
AdvantageHigh demand in rural areasFast cash conversion cycleExisting production facilitiesLoyalty of consumers in low-end market(Tend to keep buying from the same firm)
DisadvantageLow profit margin Market might change to high-end cen-tered in the long runFast growth of state enterpriseslocal firms have dominance in low-end markets
AdvantageDifferentiation from local firmsIncreasing purchasing powerHigh added-value per unitSamsung Electronic's global awarenesseconomy of scale (Europe, North Amer-ica)
DisadvantageLoyalty to Japanese firmsReplacement of production lineHigh promotion cost expected (for brand image)Collision with the Chinese government(domestic market-centered vs export-cen-tered)
05Suggestion
Samsung :Where should Samsung go?
Usage
Sound
Function
Design
Life
Quality
Brand
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Consideration Criteria at China
China Company growth is so rapid
Making New Single Brand Which target low end mar-ket
Follow the Trend Product Advantage *(cell phones) Better technology (Develop New Tech : LCD) Bigger size
Ex) Samsung vs Sony
05Suggestion
High qualityLow price quality ratio
To protect advanced image of Samsung(Not just cheap product image fresh and easy brand) *(PUMA)
High end market
Design
Brand Repositioning :
Active support of cultural industries *(LG Concert) Cultural Marketing
Naming, designing (Orion, Whisen)
Logo, Slogan, Package
Contribution to society, build positive image
Localization of production personnel
Advertising should be attractive to customer- Loyal to specific brands- High Quality *(Korea Tire, Orion)- Chinese sense of pride feel proud to buy samsung- Using Celebrities *(Amore Pacific)- Holiday
Labor day, Dano, Harvest fest, National day
05Suggestion
To make Positive Brand AwarenessMarketing :
Current Situation
2005~2008 : First China Companies Cut price Market Share 80%
Follow : Korea Japan companies Low price strategy (2005 Samsung 40” TV 24000yaun 5990yaun 70%)
Market Share 50%~60%
ButThe war of cutting price made hard time2007 Sony Samsung recorded deficit.
06Current Situation
Current Situation
LCD TV PDP TV Projection TV0
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10"~19"
20"~29"
30"~39"
40"~
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20052004
2008• LCD TV 85%• PDP TV 15%
After 2008 Global Crisis China companies start to cut Price30% decrease
2006 년 China market share get over 50%2009 년 68% of the market share is China Company
06Current Situation
Change in TV TV Size
Recent Market Size
• 2012 4/4 China TV Market 12,690,00012% increase from 2011 4/427% increase from 2012 ¾ 9,960,000 (Price cut)
• 2012 More than 40,000,000 Color TV will be sale
• LCD TV 89.5%
06Current Situation
Recently China Companies
Such are in Global Top 10
Low cost + China Market
TCL
Hisense
Skyworth
ChangHong
Konka
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20112006
Korea30%
Japan36%
China20%
Other14%
World TV Market Share
To become world's top China Companies are entering new emerging market (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, South America, Egypt, Africa)
06Current Situation
TCL 6Hisense 8Skyworth 10ChangHong 13Konka 14
China Company
CF) 42” LCD TV Price
Samsung : 8000yuan (1,450,000won)
vsChina Firms : 500yuan (940,000won)
China TV Market is 20~25% of World TV MarketInside China Samsung has market share 3%
Hisense Skyworth TCL ChangHong Konka Haier Sharp Sony Samsung LG0
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TV Sale
06Current Situation
China is still big market
New technology AMOLED
More Big Size
TV Technology Internet access, variety of contents, cloud computing, M2M communication
三罔融合 Fusion of 3 network (TV. Internet. Communication)
以舊換新 Buy new TV = Govt give 10% of price
Samsung is… Smart TV, 3D TV Also making low price model
06Current Situation
ChinaChinaChina
Q & A
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