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Scottish & Newcastle Plc

Euromonitor International's company profile, Scottish & Newcastle Plc offers detailed strategic analysis of the company's business, examining its performance in the beer market. The report examines company shares by region and sector, brand portfolio and new product developments, market and distribution strategies, challenges from the competition and future prospects. Use it to understand opportunities and threats facing the business and the factors driving success .

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Chapters: 5  |  Tables: 21  |  Publication date: Nov 2007
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Table of contents

STRATEGIC EVALUATION

SWOT ANALYSIS

Strengths

Weaknesses

Opportunities

Threats

PROSPECTS FOR THE BEER BUSINESS

BBH – a real contender

Takeover?

Profits stabilised via streamlining

Table 1 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Beer World Sector Sales Performance 2005

Table 2 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Beer Regional Sales Performance 2005

CORPORATE OVERVIEW

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES AND CHALLENGES

Bipartite strategy in line with market norms

Building premium positions in standard markets

Joint venture key to emerging markets

Inexorable strategic shift

OPERATIONAL AND DISTRIBUTION STRATEGIES

Greater uniformity in Scottish & Newcastle’s Western European distribution

Distribution more fragmented outside Western Europe

OWNERSHIP EVENTS

Summary 1 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Key Facts

PERFORMANCE BY REGION AND BY SECTOR

BEER MARKET ASSESSMENT

Beer market characterised by merger and acquisition

Emerging markets key to organic growth

Consolidation at the top of the market

LAGER

Competitive landscape

Prospects

Scottish & Newcastle increases standard volumes at the cost of premium

Limited product development in beer

Non-organic growth – characteristic of Western Europe

Joint venture/minority stakes way forward?

Western Europe is the ball and chain

New markets - new brands?

Scottish & Newcastle overwhelmingly domestic

DARK BEER

Competitive landscape

Prospects

NON-/LOW-ALCOHOL BEER

Competitive landscape

Prospects

STOUT

Competitive landscape

Prospects

CIDER

Competitive landscape

Prospects

RTDS/HIGH-STRENGTH PREMIXES

Competitive landscape

Prospects

Table 3 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: World Shares & Rankings in Beer by Sector 2004-2005

Table 4 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: World and Regional Shares in Beer by Sector 2005

Table 5 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: World Shares & Rankings in Cider/Perry 2004-2005

Table 6 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: World and Regional Shares in Cider/Perry 2005

Table 7 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: World Shares & Rankings in RTDs/High-strength premixes 2004-2005

Table 8 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: World and Regional Shares in RTDs/High-strength premixes 2005

BRAND ASSESSMENT

BRAND STRATEGY

JOHN SMITH’S

KRONENBOURG

KRONENBOURG 1664

SAGRES

Table 9 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: John Smith’s World Shares & Rankings in Beer by Sector 2004-2005

Table 10 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: John Smith’s Regional Shares in Beer by Sector 2005

Table 11 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Kronenbourg World Shares & Rankings in Beer by Sector 2004-2005

Table 12 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Kronenbourg Regional Shares in Beer by Sector 2005

Table 13 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Sagres World Shares & Rankings in Beer by Sector 2004-2005

Table 14 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Sagres Regional Shares in Beer by Sector 2005

APPENDICES

FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Table 15 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Financial Summary 2002-2006

COMPANY BACKGROUND

Summary 2 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Historical Development

Summary 3 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Subsidiaries 2005

Summary 4 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Beer Brands 2005

Summary 5 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Company Locations

Summary 6 Scottish & Newcastle Plc: Websites

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