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  • Student workbook

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    Name: Brbara Tabelini Domingues Date:

    The tasks are

    1. To identify and analyze the most important strategic factors for the

    growth of a specific Hungarian or foreign business (or non-business)

    organization.

    2. Provide a strategic analysis, and describe the proposed strategy for a

    business or non-business organization of your choice.

    The structure of the workbook follows the process of strategic management:

    1. Introduction of the organization 2. Analysis of the large external environment 3. The Porters five forces analysis 4. Analysis of the strategic group 5. Analysis of the internal resources and competences 6. Analysis of the industry and the value chain 7. SWOT analysis 8. Analysis of the interest groups 9. The interest/power matrix 10.The most important strategic challenges 11. Identification of the strategic alternatives 12.The portfolio model of the organization 13.Assessment of the strategies alternatives 14.The elements of the chosen strategy 15.The hierarchy of the goals

    The overall assessment of the workbook:

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  • 1. Introduction of the organization ! Basic data (turnover, assets, workforce, profit) In 2014, company figures net revenue of US$ 7.1 million and revenue of US$ 5.4 billion. The company total sale was 6.9 millions tons, of which 5 millions tons is destined to domestic market and 1.9 millions tons to export sales. Usiminas concluded 2014 with slightly more than 51 thousand employees, including approximately 30 thousand direct employees, 20 thousand outsourced and almost 300 trainees. The Usiminas group ended 2014 with 51 182 direct and indirect employees.The turnover rate 2014 recorded and grew 40.87% compared to 4.71% previous year, driven by project completion for the Goods business axis Capital, representing 75.73% of the total. This fact, however, it is typical that axis, because it is custom projects. ASSETS: Assets (mil) 19,047.188

    Total Assets 29,158,688

    Description of the activities and legal form The value chain begins with the domination of raw materials, with mining, the logistics system, efficient distribution to partners, customers and steel processing by means of the capital goods and steel transformation segments.

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  • The most important products and services

    Usiminas serves the whole steel production chain, from the mine to the blast furnace, the ore to steel, the plants to industries. Its companies extract the ore, transform it into steel, benefit the product according to customer specifications, offer logistics efficient and deliver finished goods. Usiminas offers: Heavy Plate, Sincron, Hot rolled strip, Cold rolled coils (and sheets), Electrogalvanized coils and sheets and Hot-dip galvanized coils and sheets. In addition to steel, the Usiminas group also operates in the mining sector, through Usiminas Minerao. It also operates in the steel processing segment, through the Solues Usiminas and Automotiva Usiminas, and in the segment of capital goods and services,by Mecnica Usiminas.

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  • Market share

    On consolidated figures, Usiminas has leading position in the domestic flat steel market, with 59% market share.

    The most important competitors

    Nippon Steel Corporation, Brazils Gerdau, ArcelorMittal, Posco, Nippon Steel, Evraz Group, CSN, Thyssen Krupp and Baosteel.

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  • The milestones of the corporate history (foundation, stages of development, new owners) Usinas Siderrgicas de Minas Gerais S.A. (USIMINAS) is one of the largest steel mills in Brazil, founded in April 25, 1956 and started up its operations in 1962. Its plants are strategically located in the countrys main industrial axis in Ipatinga, MG and Cubato, SP, and its sales and distribution force is present in all of Brazil regions. Since then, it has become one of the largest Brazilian steelmakers, with operations in several segments of the steel value chain, such as mining and logistics, capital goods, service and distribution centers and customized solutions for the industry. The company is one of the largest producers of steel in the Americas, with major steel mills in Brazil with a total capacity of 7.1 million tons of crude steel per year. The company total seal is 6.9 millions tons, of which 5 millions tons is destined to domestic market and 1.9 millions tons to export sales. The company accounts for 28% of total steel output in Brazil. The Usiminas industrial complex is the largest plain steel complex in Latin America and one of the top 20 in the whole world.

    The most important owners Usiminas has solid groups among its shareholders, experienced in the steel and steel transformation industries. This composition reinforces the financial structure and expands the companys technical knowledge to grow globally and face all the challenges in the market.

    The chart below shows all controlling shareholders:

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  • Usiminas shares are part of some of the main indexes in the market. The shares are divided into 1,013,786,190 shares, being 49.84% in common shares (voting) and 50.16% in preferred shares.

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  • Projetos de curto e longo prazo

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    2. Analysis of the large environment (PESTEL analysis) The political tendencies The new Usiminas shareholders' agreement was formalized as Fact, in January 16,

    2015. Under the new agreement, the control block started to be formed by Nippon

    Group, with 29.44% of the Corporation's common shares by Ternium / Tenaris, with

    27.66% and the Fund for Employees of Usiminas, with 6.75%. The agreement is

    valid until 2031.

    The economical tendencies The oil and gas industry has a robust investment program, motivated mainly

    through the use of pre-salt. Driven by the "Minha Casa, Minha Vida "and the

    provision of real estate loans, construction in Brazil must be a of the growth. Have

    the auto market, sensitive to financing and income also tends the continuous growth

    in production and sales, even with the most competition from imported vehicles.

    Subsidies granted by the Federal Government, with the reduction and even tax

    exemption on industrialized products (IPI) for white goods, should encourage such

    sales products in 2016.

    Prospects and trends of the market:

    Investment in industry in 2016: US $ 17.1 billion

    Infrastructure investments in 2016: US $ 105.3 billion

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  • Investment in housing in 2016/2017 period: R $ 279 billion

    Medium and long term projects

    R$761 milhes R$25,6 Bi R$11,1 Bi US$237 Bi

    The social tendencies Usiminas maintains a social investment policy based on the democratization

    of access to education, culture, sports and leisure, with the priority directing actions

    for the communities of the regions where it operates through the Cultural Institute

    Usiminas, created in 1993. Since then, more than 1,700 sponsored projects through

    the incentive laws Culture and Sports.

    In Cubato / SP, Usiminas supports the standing committee of Agenda 21 in

    the city, for implementation of environmental actions aimed at sustainable

    development model to the year 2020, and has opened the Women's Vocational

    Training Centre in partnership with SENAI-SP and the City, to increase the

    opportunities for integration in construction labor market. The company also

    develops, in the Baixada Santista, the Mantiqueira projects (incentive to citizenship

    of children and teenagers) and Usiminas at School (support to the management

    system of teaching quality).

    The year 2016 will be a milestone for the field of Training and Development

    in Usiminas, with creation of EDUCATE - Educao Corporativa Usiminas, which

    includes the actions of development focused on achieving business goals; and

    Educate Portal (platform distance education - e-learning), which will provide greater

    capillarity of training actions.

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  • The technical tendencies

    Stripping III

    (Cubato) 2015

    Reform of Coqueria II Achieving 12 million ton

    (Ipatinga)2016 in 2016

    The environmental tendencies Aware of its commitment to reducing the impact of its activities on the

    environment

    and the challenge this represents, Usiminas group promoted various actions and

    programs during the year. Featured for recertification of the Environmental

    Management System Cubato plant by ISO 14001. The first certification was in

    1999, and Usiminas was the second steel in the world - and the first in the country -

    with such distinction.

    Usiminas is the only Brazilian steel present in the Sustainability Yearbook

    2011 Yearbook international sustainability drawn up by Swiss investment group

    SAM Group (Sustainable Asset Management), which considers 2,500 companies in

    the world and selects the best in terms of sustainability and corporate responsibility.

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  • Environmental sustainability is a constant in the company's processes . In

    2016 Usiminas will start recovery of one of the largest environmental liabilities of

    Brazil, an area of containment of tailings, located in Itagua / RJ, and that will serve

    as a strategic asset Usiminas mining.

    Legal and regulatory tendencies

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  • 3. The Porters five force analysis!

    The suppliers

    Vale do Rio Doce, Usina de Ipatinga, Suprimentos, Relaes Institucionais, Sebrae,

    FIEMG, Sindimiva, Sakiu S.A., Straight Manufacture, ADI, Vam Service, Techsteel ,

    and BDMG

    The buyers

    The main customers are in the automotive, auto parts, agricultural and highway

    machinery, electronic equipment and large diameter pipes, in addition to the

    distribution sector.

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  • The potential entrants OLHAR

    According to Howell et aL (1999, p. 36), excess capacity IS

    a problem that has affected steel industries on a worldwide basis,

    but the reasons for its existence are not unanimous, ranging from

    a reduction in the demand up to the strategic aim of ruling out

    potential entrants. In the case of Brazil, Paula (1997, p. 50) states

    that there is some evidence that the segment of long steel uses idle

    capacity as a barrier to entry, since this can be a way of waging a

    price war against potential entrant companies!

    Substitutes

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  • Competitors

    1. Votorantim

    2. LAFARGE

    3. Gerdau GTL

    4. CompanhiaSiderurgica National

    4. Analysis of the strategic group

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    The strategic map

    Usiminas Strategic Map was created in order to standardize concepts and link

    the strategic planning process to Usiminas financial indicators.

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  • Consumer value analysis

    5. The analysis of the internal resources

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  • Financial resources

    Human resources

    Usiminas incentives their experienced employees in the transmission of

    technological knowledge for the new generations. As teachers and consultants, they

    help in employees training programs and skilled labor in open courses of the

    Company.

    Usiminas constantemente inova and structures the unification of HR policies, map

    of trails and careers, the improvement of Opportunities Program Professionals

    (POP), the program language, the formationtion of supervisors, the new health plan,

    the Program Performance Management, Planning Strategic People (PEP) and the

    management of health and safety at work, in addition to diagnostic research quality

    of life of employees Industry Healthy ".

    Physical resources

    Usiminas has the Ipatinga (MG) and Cubato (SP) factories, and participation in

    Ternium factory, one of the largest steel producers in the Americas and has

    operations in Argentina and Mexico. Two private maritime terminals of mixed use

    also belong to the Steel business unit: the Private Terminal Praia Mole (TPPM) in

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  • Esprito Santo, and Ferry Terminal Private Cubatao (TMPC), in So Paulo. Both

    located outside the Organized Ports Vitria and Santos.

    Technological resources

    Usiminas is the second company the country in patent applications and the first

    in the mining and steel industry. 600 requests were made to the National Institute of

    Property Intellectual (INPI) during the study period.

    Uniminas started this year a bill creating the Technological Institute of Steel and

    Wood(ITAM) in Ipatinga (MG). The goal is to develop a information core,

    technology, research and knowledge of wood and steel in the region of Ipatinga and

    still offer education and training quality at Steel Valley population.

    In 2009, Usiminas won the Anpei Seal Innovative Company, which certifies the

    commitment the Company with the investment of resources and staff in research

    and innovation. Altogether 47 companies and institutions of science, technology

    innovation and received the qualification of Associationtion of National Research

    and Development Innovative Companies (Anpei).

    Reputation

    Usiminas was recognized as the sixth company most respected in Brazil and the

    84th in the world search the Reputation Institute, published by Forbes magazine in

    May 2009. The ranking shows how companies are perceived in each country, taking

    into account the admiration, respect and confidence they inspire. Usiminas received

    Note 74.1 and was classified as strong / robust.

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  • 6. Analysis of the industry ! and the value chain

    Position of the company on the industry value chain

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  • The elements of the companys value chain

    7. SWOT analysis ! Strengths

    1. High export nearly one-fifth of total sales

    2. Strong annual production capacity - almost 9 million tonnes

    3. Accelerated cooling technology

    4. Technical assistance specialized and technical and technological partnership with

    NSC

    5. Strong financial position and market value

    Weaknesses

    1. Low production scale with compared to global players

    2. High cost of production

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  • 3. Delays in environmental licensing concessions

    Opportunities

    1. Invest to expand production capacity of the chain

    2. Development of subsea equipment

    3. Partnerships between national and international companies

    Threats

    -steel scarcity

    1. High tax burden & tax war

    2. Uncertainties about the energy policy of brazil

    3. Increase in the volumes of imported steel & indirect imports

    8. The analysis of the interest groups !

    The owners and their interests

    The main shareholders of Usiminas group are Nippon Usiminas Co. Ltd. (29.45%),

    Ternium / Tenaris (27.66%), Usiminas Security (6.75%), making up the control

    group and 36.14 % in free float shares. The president of Usiminas said the

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  • company's priority is to expand participation in the construction market and invest in

    technology to create resistant steels used in the pre-salt exploration. In 2015 and

    2016, the majority shareholder group intends to invest 5.6 billion to increase

    competitiveness and market presence.

    Interest-groups within the organization

    Competitors

    1. Votorantim

    2. LAFARGE

    3. Gerdau GTL

    4. CompanhiaSiderurgica National

    Consumers

    The main customers are in the automotive, auto parts, agricultural and highway

    machinery, electronic equipment and large diameter pipes, in addition to the

    distribution sector.

    State institutions and other interest groups

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    9. The interest/power matrix

    The overall assessment of the interest groups

    Small interest High interest

    Small

    power

    High power

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  • 10. The most important strategic challenges !

    The most important strategic problems

    The perception of the strategic problems by interest groups

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  • 11. Strategic alternatives from Ansoff-matrix!

    Market penetration

    Market development

    Product development

    Diversification

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    12. Other possibilities Porters strategies

    Other strategies

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  • 13. Identification of strategic problems of the company and the possible alternatives

    The most important strategic problems

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    The possible alternatives

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    4.

    The assessment of the alternatives

    The

    strategic

    alternatives

    Suitability

    (min:1 - max:5)

    Feasibility

    (min:1 - max:5)

    Acceptability

    (min:1 -

    max:5)

    Overall

    assessment

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    alternative

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    alternative

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    alternative

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    alternative

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  • 14. Description of the proposed strategy !

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  • 15. The hierarchy of the goals !

    Mission

    Strategic goals 2016-2018

    Goals for 2015

    http://usiminas.com/RelatorioDeSustentabilidade/2011/port/download/Usiminas-DF2011.pdf

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    usiminas-steel.html

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