Shanghai Automotive Industrial Corporation's Strategies for Global Expansion |
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Abstract:
In the early 2000s, SAIC began making moves towards becoming a global company. Its strategy involved consolidating its position within China, exploring foreign production and markets and developing a car brand of its own. The case discusses the steps taken by SAIC to become a global auto company and achieve its ambition to become one of the top 6 auto companies in the world by 2020. The case looks into the company's joint ventures in China, its acquisitions and deals with foreign companies and efforts to manufacture its own brand of cars. It concludes with a discussion of the company's future plans and the challenges it faces in achieving its ambitions. Issues:
» Growth and expansion of a major state-owned Chinese auto company Contents:
Keywords:Shanghai Automotive Industrial Corporation, Globalization, Volkswagen AG, General Motors Corp., Chinese Automobile Industry, World Trade Organization, Toyota Motor Corp., Joint Ventures, Shanghai-Volkswagen joint venture, Shanghai-GM joint venture, Rick Wagoner, Ssangyong Motor Co., MG Rover, Fiat SpA and SAIC Motor Corporation Limited |
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