development of xyz company's activities in gcc region
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DEVELOPMENT OF XYZ COMPANY ACTIVITIES IN
GULF REGIONGULF REGION(GCC & KSA)
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Prepared By: Samer MOBAYEDFeb 20121/19
ContentsContents
Background Information 1 2 Purpose of the Presentation
3 Overview of GCC Market 4 GCC Construction Sector Overview
5 Construction Opportunities in KSA 6 XYZ Competitive Advantage5 Construction Opportunities in KSA 6 XYZ Competitive Advantage
7 Market Entry Strategies Overview 8 Choose appropriate Market Entry Strategy
What can I offer to XYZ ?10
y g pp p y gy
9 Create detailed Market Entry Plan
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My Background Information1 My Background Information
Profile
Competencies
Education
Employment
Skills
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Purpose of the Presentation2 Purpose of the Presentation
Provide a guideline with necessary information d ti t XYZ i d t d t t thand tips to XYZ company in order to demonstrate the
significant potential of developing its activities in the GCC market with a special focus on Saudi Arabiamarketmarket
Provide information about the distinct market entry strategies that could be adopted for penetrating this region
Give an idea about what I would be able to offer for XYZ company in developing and expanding its activities in the designated regionits activities in the designated region
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Overview of GCC Market3 Overview of GCC Market
The six‐member Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) S di A bi U it d A b E i t (UAE)(GCC)—Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman—represents one of the wealthiest country groupings in the world
The GCC is a major source of foreign investment capital: by 2020, GCC countries areinvestment capital: by 2020, GCC countries are expected to have over US$3.5 trillion in foreign direct investment holdings
Furthermore, the region is being positioned as a leading trading hub serving the Middle East, Africa d S th t A iand Southeast Asia
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Country 2010 Rank
USA 4
Switzerland 21
Canada 8Overview of GCC Market3
GCC
Ease of doing business in the GCC ranks better than India China and Russia
Canada 8
KSA* 13
UAE 33
Kuwait 61
Overview of GCC Market
GCC Country
S&P Moody’s
Bahrain A A2
Kuwait AA- Aa2
ranks better than India, China and Russia (IFC & World Bank ranking)
Kuwait 61
Qatar 39
Bahrain 20
Oman 65
The 6 GCC countries are all rated “i t t d ” b M d ’
Kuwait AA Aa2
Oman A A2
Qatar AA- Aa2Saudi
Arabia AA- A1
Oman 65
China 89
Russia 120
I di 133“investment grades” by Moody’s.Arabia
UAE N/A Aa2India 133
The high oil price has allowed governments to set more ambitious budgets and ensure an expansion of their capital investments programs
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GCC Construction Sector Overview4 GCC Construction Sector Overview
Infrastructure Projects currently underway in Infrastructure Projects currently underway in the GCC region aggregate to $ 2.8 trillion
P j i h i d fi i l b ki d Projects with committed financial backing and sustained economic impact will continue
Saudi construction boom will drive listed Developers and Construction companies
In ‘08, Qatar announced plans to spend close to ~$150bn over a 5‐year period. An additional ~$50bn is expected to be spent on infrastructure related to World Cup 2022
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Construction Opportunities in KSA55 Construction Opportunities in KSA
Saudi Arabia represents the largest Saudi Arabia represents the largest construction market in the Middle East and one of the fastest growing markets in the world
Saudi Arabia has budgeted more than US$385 billion on roads, airports and energy projects for the , p gy p jfive‐year period from 2010 to 2015
In recent years, record high oil prices and large oil revenues have made it possible for the construction industry to employ extra liquidity for its y p y q ydevelopment
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Construction Opportunities in KSA55 Construction Opportunities in KSA
Economic Cities Industrial Cities Major Economic Sectors
•Kind Abdullah Economic City
• Jizan Economic City
P i Abd l A i bi
• Jubail Industrial City I
• Jubail Industrial City II
R Al Kh i I d i l Ci
• Power
•Water and Wastewater
Oil G d P h i l• Prince Abdul Aziz bin Mousaed City
•Knowledge Economic City
•Ras Al‐Khair Industrial City
• Yanbu Industrial City
• Sudair Industrial City
•Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals
•Railroads and Roads
•Airports and Ports• Tabuk Economic City
•Ras Al‐Khair Economic City
• Sudair Industrial City •Airports and Ports
• Tourism
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Construction Opportunities in KSA55
Riyadh• Sudair City Development ‐ $ 40b•Princess Noura Bint AbdulRahman University of Woman $ 11 5b
Construction Opportunities in KSA
•Princess Noura Bint AbdulRahman University of Woman ‐ $ 11.5b•Riyadh Airport Tunnel Project ‐ $ 800M
Jeddah• Jeddah Mile High Tower ‐ $ 13.6b
$• Jeddah Hills Community‐ $ 11.2b• Jeddah Gate Development – $ 1.6b
Dammam•Al Khobar Lakes Project – $ 1.2bj•Al Marina Project – $ 1b•Dammam‐Jubail railway ‐ $ 1b
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XYZ Competitive Advantage6 XYZ Competitive Advantage
1. Highly trained people2 Sophisticated equipments
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XYZ Resources
2. Sophisticated equipments3. International experience4. Business partners
Resources
Distinctive Competencies
Differentiation Advantage XYZ Value
XYZ C bili iCapabilities
1. Technology & Innovation2. Up‐dated methodology3. Multidiscipline applications4 Low budget Vs High Quality4. Low budget Vs High Quality
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Market Entry Strategies Overview7 Market Entry Strategies Overview
Market entry strategy will provide a strategic Road to Success
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roadmap to help organize the thought process.
There are six market entry strategies that y gcould be considered for Saudi Arabia/GCC region:
Local Agent (Representative) Joint Venture Partnership
Foreign Direct Investment Joint VentureStrategic AllianceInvestment
(Branch/Regional Office)
Joint Venture Project
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Choosing appropriate Market Entry Strategy8 Choosing appropriate Market Entry Strategy Most small companies use the direct exporting strategy by engaging a local agent or representative, however, there are a number of options that could be more convenient to be considered Tips for minimizing risks and choosing the right strategy:
ld ll l l l h1‐ Building excellent local relationships
2‐ Getting excellent legal assistance
3‐ Adopting “Consortium” approach (players from different parts of the market)
4‐ Being careful in selecting local agents or partners
5‐ Entering the market gradually to establish a foothold, a “toe in the water” approach
6‐ Using a “less risk” and “less profit” strategy at the entry stageg p gy y g
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Create detailed Market Entry Plan9 Create detailed Market Entry Plan Developing a market entry plan will assist to understand the costs and benefits of each possible
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approach to the market, and will provide signals when to exit the market in the event that things don't go according to plan
A market entry plan will address:• Which sectors represent the best short‐ and long term opportunities by location and industry?long‐term opportunities, by location and industry?• Competitive positioning recommendations• Penetration strategies, and potential candidates
Opportunities
candidates• Strategic partner options and candidates• Level of support required to build partnerships by direct market presence
Positioning
Supportpartnerships by direct market presence• Costs and benefits of market entry options Costs
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What can I offer to XYZ?10 What can I offer to XYZ?
1. Take the lead to develop XYZ activities in GCC and Middle East
2. Develop/Implement XYZ business and sales strategies
3. Identify new opportunities for the designated markets3. Identify new opportunities for the designated markets
4. Engage/Select the best strategic partner/agent
5 Build excellent local business relationships5. Build excellent local business relationships
6. Lead the bidding process and close contractual/commercial negotiations
7. Support/facilitate the executions of awarded projects
8. Oversee the Foreign Direct Investment process and set up regional or branch office (if decided)
9. Represent XYZ in the Gulf region (MENA Region?)
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THANK YOUTHANK YOU
Research MarketSAMER MOBAYED
ThinkActBusiness Development & Marketing
Email: [email protected]: samer.mobayed
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Skype: samer.mobayed
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