Case 18: Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc.: The International Challenge
Do overseas markets offer attractive growth opportunities for chipotle?
If so should, chipotle replicate its US strategy in overseas markets, or does if need to adjust the local circumstances- if so how? In particular, should chipotle directly own and manage its overseas restaurants or should I opt for a joint venture or franchising?
Complete a porter 5 forces analysis for the firm plus “1” technology impact?
Q) Do overseas markets offer attractive growth opportunities for chipotle?
Ans: I do feel Chipotle had huge growth opportunities in overseas markets due to changing market dynamics, shift in cultural values towards increased disposable income, more urbanization and change in social and cultural factors. Also, there is a high potential for outlets due to scarcity of time, ready to eat options and perceived quality. The major factors that are to be considered which say there are attractive growth opportunities for Chipotle are:
Q) If so should, chipotle replicate its US strategy in overseas markets, or does if need to adjust the local circumstances- if so how?
Ans: I think Chipotle should frame a strategy to improve their marketing dynamics in overseas markets. I also feel replicating US strategy doesn’t fetch Chipotle much and go heights in UK market. They need to adjust to the local circumstances and if they match with the local circumstances, they can be successful. Some of the major factors Chipotle should consider before entering overseas markets are:
Q) In particular, should chipotle directly own and manage its overseas restaurants or should I opt for a joint venture or franchising?
Ans: Chipotle should try to focus on both strategies for international marketing. Chipotle cuisines mostly match with the metropolitan culture and cities. Therefore, in metropolitan cities of overseas markets Chipotle should enter on their own by managing their outlets
In majority of places, if Chipotle should become successful, they should increase their outlets and presence. For increasing their presence, they need to either think for joint venture or providing their franchise to the local players.
Q) Complete a porter 5 forces analysis for the firm plus “1” technology impact?
Ans: Impact of technology: Low to moderate
Technology plays a major role for providing more options to the customer like door delivery, feedback mechanism, continuous development, quality control measures etc.
Porter 5 forces analysis:
Case 18: Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc.: The International Challenge Do overseas markets offer attractive growth opportunities for chipotle? If so should, chipotle replicate its US strategy in overs...
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