Dann Dimicco Case Summary

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My recommendations that I would make to Dan Dimicco would to have the lobby government to extend anti-dumping tariffs and to differentiate the products by the bargaining power of customers, giving others something that no one else can provide to gain advantage. Continue to develop products for customers that are unique to the company. I would also recommend on continuing vertical integration of business and to continue R&D investment to rely less on suppliers that hold major pricing power.
Dan Dimicco should expand the usage of DRI, having the benefits will include reduced usage of scrap metal to create steel and thus push prices down for raw materials acquisitions. It enhances the quality of the steel it produces so as to enhance its product

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