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Recommendation

BRAZIL

AUSTRALIA

ITALY

Go to Australia

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Overview

Company Overview

Decision Making Matrix

Key Factors

Realized Threats

Launch Strategy

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Company Overview

WHEN did we start?

In 1975, near the

campus.

(About UO)

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Company Overview

WHO do we target?

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Company Overview

WHERE do we operate?

USA

HONG KONG

SWEDEN

DENMARK

FRANCE

GERMANY

IRELAND

CANADA

UK

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

SPAIN

(Locations)

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Company Overview

Foreign Sales

UO considers all their operations outside of the United States as foreign.

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+

+

(Annual Review, 2015)

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Company Overview

WHAT do we sell?

(Home)

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*considering foreign currency translation and change in unrealized gains on marketable securities

Company Overview

Comprehensive Income

Between 2014 and 2015, UO experienced a decrease in income as they expand internationally

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-

+

+

(Annual Review, 2015)

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Company Overview

WHY are we successful?

  • organizational attitude
  • marketing strategies
  • global reach
  • customer base

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Company Overview

Decision Making Matrix

Key Factors

Realized Opportunity

Realized Threats

Launch Strategy

Overview

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Recommendation

Australia

Brazil

Italy

Target Market Size

70

100

80

Consumer Attitudes

80

40

72

Business As Usual

60

42

48

Total

210

182

200

Decision Matrix

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Company Overview

Decision Making Matrix

Key Factors

Realized Threats

Launch Strategy

Overview

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Key Factors

  1. Target Market Availability
  2. Consumer Attitudes
  3. Business As Usual

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Key Factors

  • Population Aged 18-28
  • Short-Term Visitor Arrivals to Australia by Age
  • Top 10 Visitor Countries to Australia

1. Target Market Size

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Key Factors

Population Aged 18-28

1. Target Market Size

3,640,000 people in Australia are within UOs target market.

*The totals were calculated based on historic and forecasted values from 2009 to 2019, that were averaged to determine the population within the desired age group.

(CITE)

CITE

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Key Factors

Short-Term Visitor Arrivals to Australia by Age

1. Target Market Size

About ¼ of the visitors to Australia in 2012 were within the UO target market.

(FEATURE ARTICLE: INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENTS, 2012)

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Key Factors

Top 10 Visitor Countries to Australia

1. Target Market Size

CITE

1/5 of the visitors to Australia are from countries that already have UO stores.

*The above data points were calculated top 10 countries based on number of visitors from the countries around the world, ranked from highest to lowest (aside from top 10 countries, the rest of the major countries are grouped into one percentage of the total).

^Percentage, a total of visitors from USA, UK, Hong Kong

(FEATURE ARTICLE: INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENTS, 2012)

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Key Factors

2. Consumer Attitudes

  • Disposable Income
  • Shopping Habits
  • Living Situation

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Company Overview

WHO do we target?

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Key Factors

Disposable Income

2. Consumer Attitudes

Australians have the highest disposable income compared to the listed countries.

(Countries and Consumers, 2015)

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Key Factors

Shopping Habits

2. Consumer Attitudes

“Aussies shop online from the U.S. As it’s cheaper!!”

(Consumer Lifestyles in Australia, 2013)

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+

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Key Factors

Shopping Habits

2. Consumer Attitudes

The average Australian online order has increased by about 20% between 2011-2012.

+

(Consumer Lifestyles in Australia, 2013)

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Key Factors

Shopping Habits

2. Consumer Attitudes

…Gen Y consumers are choosing to spend their money on experiences

(Australia: Country Pulse , 2015)

selective about what they spend money on…

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Key Factors

Living Situation

2. Consumer Attitudes

Number of Households by Disposable Income

“In 2012, one-quarter of Australians aged 20 to 34 years-old continued to reside in the home of their parents”

(Consumer Lifestyles in Australia, 2013)

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Key Factors

3. Business As Usual

  • % of the Population with Internet Access
  • Employment Availability
  • Realized Opportunity

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Key Factors

Internet Connectivity

3. Business As Usual

Internet access is important for UO because of our presence on social media, our mobile app, email notifications, and website.

(Countries and Consumers, 2015)

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Key Factors

Internet Connectivity

3. Business As Usual

More than 90% of the populations will be using the internet.

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-

-

+

(Countries and Consumers, 2015)

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Key Factors

Internet Connectivity

3. Business As Usual

3/5 Australian young adults use social media

½ of the users log on everyday

(Consumer Lifestyles in Australia, 2013)

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Key Factors

Employment Availability

3. Business As Usual

This number symbolizes the potential workforce that UO can employ.

(Consumer Lifestyles in Australia, 2013)

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-

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Key Factors

Realized opportunity

3. Business As Usual

(Consumer Lifestyles in Australia, 2013)

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Company Overview

Decision Making Matrix

Key Factors

Realized Threats

Launch Strategy

Overview

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Realized Threats

  • Competition
  • Ability to understand the Australian shopper
  • Logistics

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Realized Threats

Competition

Market share held by the top 10 apparel and footwear retailers in Australia.

(Apparel and Footwear in Australia, 2014)

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Retailer

Category

Similar to…

Bonds

Unisex

Old Navy

Country Road

Unisex

Zara

Millers

Women’s

Laura

Nike

Unisex

Nike

Cotton On

Unisex

Old Navy

addidas

Unisex

addidas

Sussan

Women’s

Loft

Roger David

Men’s

Topman

Suzanne Grae

Women’s

Ann Taylor

Ralph Lauren

Unisex

Ralph Lauren

Realized Threats

Competition

The top 10 apparel and footwear retailers in Australia put in perspective by category and similarity to Canadian stores.

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Realized Threats

Competition

$68.61USD

$49.00USD

(TOUCAN S/S SHIRT – BLACK)

(Your Neighbors Rose Floral Button-Down Shirt)

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Realized Threats

Competition

$22.00USD

$11.40USD

(THE CREW)

(BDG Striped Shrunken Tee)

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Realized Threats

Ability to understand the Australian shopper

  • be flexible
  • source locally
  • recruit experienced buyers

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Realized Threats

Logistics

Rushden, England

Reno, Nevada

for Europe operations

for Western D2C

(Annual Review, 2015)

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Realized Threats

Logistics

Rushden, England

Reno, Nevada

Only plane and ship transportation can be used to bring in the products…

  • online shipping

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Company Overview

Decision Making Matrix

Key Factors

Realized Threats

Launch Strategy

Overview

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Launch Strategy

Organic Growth

(Space Ninety Eight )

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Launch Strategy

To achieve the largest reach, UO should open within the city of Sydney, Australia.

(Population , 2010)

Market Size

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Launch Strategy

Logistics

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Launch Strategy

2 minute drive

14 minute drive

  • colourful
  • inner-city hub
  • students
  • close to major universities
  • hipsters
  • vintage shops

Location

(Newtown Precinct) (Shopping streets) (Newtown) (Newtown to the U of NSW) (Newtown to the U of S)

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Launch Strategy

  • attract tourists
  • attract locals
  • UO wants to be welcomed into the community
  • showcase local designers
  • reflect the local vibe

Location Justification

(Garnsworthy, 31)

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Launch Strategy

Logistics

(Sea Rates )

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Launch Strategy

Logistics

(Sea Rates )

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