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Authors: Mathur, Ajeet;

Reference No: BP0444 Pages: 15 Published on: 30, September, 2020

Abstract: The case describes the entrepreneurial trajectory of Madan Mohanka and his family business, Tega India Limited. The company was at an inflection point, when product demand in India for industrial rubber products for material handling in mining and mineral processing stagnated and competition intensified. The Swedish collaborators of Tega were ... More

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Authors: Tripathi, Sanjeev;

Reference No: MAR0477(A) Pages: 8 Published on: 23, February, 2016

Abstract: Fruitzone India Limited is the Indian subsidiary of the multinational company Gypsy Inc., the global leader in the beverages industry. The company was contemplating launching a new flavour of fruit juice and decided to conduct a feasibility study. It hired an external market research agency, India Monitor International (IM)) to ... More

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Authors: Krishnamurthy, Renganathan; Dwibedy, Punyashlok; Aggarwal, Mayank; Karna, Amit;

Reference No: STR0449 Pages: 19 Published on: 26, November, 2020

Abstract: This case describes the international acquisition of a South African firm Beruc by an Indian Family owned firm Tega Industries Ltd., a prominent player in the business of selling solutions to the consumers on liners, screening equipment and conveyors, apart from wear and flow equipment. Ten years after the acquisition ... More

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Authors: Mathur, Ajeet;

Reference No: BP0319(B) Pages: 23 Published on: 14, February, 2007

Abstract: This case is a sequel to Thermax (A). It describes strategy formulation and implementation associated with decisions over investment and internationalization after the firm raised capital through an Initial Public Offering (IPO). While resolving top management succession issues, the firm finds itself in a business downturn that sharply erodes its ... More

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Authors: Mathur, Ajeet;

Reference No: BP0408(B) Pages: 21 Published on: 20, December, 2017

Abstract: India’s diagnostics business valued at USD 10 billion was growing at 20% annually. Several players with different business models competed. Dr. Lal PathLabs, the world’s largest histopathology centre led with a menu of 3,500 tests, 1,600 collection centres and 7,000 pick-up points. Its Initial Public Offer had been oversubscribed 33.41 times and the team ... More

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