Report To French Manager Based On The Opening Of New Plant In Indian Fashion Industry.

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Introduction.

This report is based on the evaluation of the Indian fashion industry, in order for a French based company to open a production plant in India. To analyze if the opportunity is profitable you need to look at a PESTEL (political-, economical-, social-, technological-, environmental- and legal factors) analysis. These are the factors that influence the way of doing business in a foreign country. To ensure that the potential opening of the French based plant in India will be profitable you need to conduct an industry analysis, known as Porter’s Five Force’s. The French company need to also know that there are culture differences that can influence the why of doing business in the foreign market, it is important to analyze these issues via the Cultural Dimension Theory of Geert Hofstede. If these theoretical frameworks are not analyzed it can cost the French company million of dollars, as they will not know who to market their products and will offend the Indian culture without even noticing.

1.1 PESTEL Analysis (macro-environment)

The PESTEL analysis (political-, economical-, social-, technological-, environmental and legal factors) is all the factors in the external environment that can affect the operations of a business in a foreign country / market. These factors are mostly beyond the control of the organisation, it is therefore important for the organisation to do proper strategy planning and product development.

1.1.1 Political Factors.

For the fashion industry the Indian political structure is stable, however India experienced political volatility for a few years due to the letdown of any party to earn a total mainstream in Parliament. This has stabilised from the time when the previous general elections;...

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...tand the culture environment they are entering. The attitude towards the fashion industry in India is very sanguine, it is most certainly expected that the fashion industry in India will continue to grow. Therefore we recommend that it is viable for the French based fashion company open their plant to manufacture products in India.

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