Swot Analysis Of Maruti Suzuki

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Support Activities
Organization • The Company has been awarded ISO: 27001 Certification for meeting international standards of maintaining information security.
• Maruti Suzuki has two state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in India. With the use of these plants they can manufacture up to a capacity of 700,000 units.
• Maruti Suzuki was certified with ISO: 9001:2000. In addition, it had made the following improvements in terms of producing defect-free products by adopting the Japanese methods of continuous product improvement methods.

Human Resource management • Employees are the key strength for MSIL to which it aimed at continuous improvement of skills through special programs for workmen and technicians.
• MSIL has taken initiative to train its vendors through Maruti Center of Excellence program. It aimed at developing better understanding and increase the support and co-operation for the employees.

Technology Development • Building Full Mode Change Capability and Vehicle Design and Development are the specific areas of R&D carried out by MSIL.
• The technology adoption and innovative procedures involved in localization, development and testing of parts, design optimization.

Purchase • The company has been following JIT approach through setting up supplier network within 100Kms radius.
• It aimed at reducing the raw material cost for components through raw material yield management program across all the manufacturing processes.

Applying the Resource Based View: This is used to help an existing company to sustain its competitive advantage or for a start up to attain competitive advantage. As Maruti is an existing well established company, the different methods they have implemented to sustain their competitive advantage...

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...orld’s largest car companies on its home turf. The influx of these foreign companies has highly segmented the market.
The erstwhile Maruti Udyog limited was the market leader for many years but the lead has been dwindling in the recent years. It has fallen from 45% of the market to 39% in the last 5 years. This has happened even when the overall sales of Maruti are growing by over 22% annually. This shows the rapid rise of the Indian auto industry.
Market analysis:

The Indian passenger vehicle has huge potential and all set to become third largest market by 2020. In the market from past 2 years. The share of passenger vehicles have decreased and that of SUV/MPV (Sports/Multi utility Vehicles) have increased. Similarly the overall share of diesel vehicles in all segments are increasing. In 2012 the share of passenger vehicles run by diesel in total has reached 50%.

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