0% found this document useful (0 votes)
115 views17 pages

International Marketing Management: Presented by

The document provides information about establishing a Ronald McDonald amusement park in Singapore. It discusses the business environment and culture of Singapore, as well as McDonald's operations and marketing strategies in the country. It then proposes the development of a state-of-the-art Ronald McDonald amusement park in Singapore, which would include various rides, attractions, and educational elements. Finally, it analyzes the potential competitors, target customer segments, marketing mix, and SWOT of establishing such an amusement park in Singapore.

Uploaded by

richavaish_d
Copyright
© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
115 views17 pages

International Marketing Management: Presented by

The document provides information about establishing a Ronald McDonald amusement park in Singapore. It discusses the business environment and culture of Singapore, as well as McDonald's operations and marketing strategies in the country. It then proposes the development of a state-of-the-art Ronald McDonald amusement park in Singapore, which would include various rides, attractions, and educational elements. Finally, it analyzes the potential competitors, target customer segments, marketing mix, and SWOT of establishing such an amusement park in Singapore.

Uploaded by

richavaish_d
Copyright
© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

International Marketing Management


Presented
by:
Richa Vaish

Singapore
• Island city-state off the southern tip of the
Malay Peninsula.
• Highly cosmopolitan and diverse with Chinese
people forming an ethnic majority with large
populations of Malay, Indian and other people
• In 2009, the Economist Intelligence Unit ranked
Singapore as the tenth most expensive city in
the world in which to live.
• Official Languages - English, Malay, Tamil, and
Chinese
Geography and climate

• 63 islands
• Tropical rainforest climate with no distinctive
season. Temperature and pressure, high
humidity, abundant rainfalls.

Demographics
• Population 4.99 million
• Multi-religious country.
• Education -All Singaporeans are required at
least primary 6 education and must
attend government schools as part of
National Education.

Government
• A parliamentary democracy.
• Bulk of the executive powers rests with the
Cabinet, headed by the Prime Minister.

Economy
• Highly developed market-based economy,
• Corruption-free environment, an educated
and motivated workforce, and well-
established legal and financial business
framework
• One of the busiest ports in the world
• World's fourth largest foreign exchange
trading centre.
Culture

• Mixture of an ethnic Malay population with


a Chinese majority, as well as Indian and
Arab immigrants.
• Cuisine is an example of diversity and
Mc Donald’s Business model
• Revenue earned as an investor in
properties, a franchiser of restaurants,
and an operator of restaurants.
• 15% of restaurants owned & operated by
McDonald's Corporation directly.
• May also collect rent, which maybe
calculated on the basis of sales.
• May also own or lease the properties on
which McDonald's franchises are located.
• Largest private operator of playgrounds in
the U.S.
Principal Competitors
McDonald's Advertising
BGC Matrix

High

G QUESTION
STAR
R MARK
O
W
T
H CASH COW DOG
R
A
Low

High Low
T MARKET SHARE
Mc Donald’s Singapore

Environment

Reduction in Packaging Material


Responsible Purchasing

Pursuing a Responsible Fish Supply


Careers

More than 6,000 people in over 120
company-owned restaurants island wide
CSR in Mc Donald’s Singapore

Ronald McDonald Children’s Charity (RMCC)

• Nutritional supplements, handicap aids,


leukemia treatment and surgery treatment
and surgery.
• US$3 million raised for Tsunami Victims
through Singapore Red Cross donation cans in
130 McDonald’s restaurants & sale of
Prosperity Burgers in Jan 2006.
• $50,000 Aid for Children Infected With HIV
• Over $2 million raised to help sick children in
Marketing Gimmicks’

McDonald’s Mc Happy Day in Singapore



Largest Number of People Wearing and
Waving Over-sized Gloves

McDonald’s Monopoly Game Promotion



Ronald Mc Donald Amusement Park
• State-of-the-art facilities.
• Variety of rides, water sports, snow skating,
gaming, Wi-Fi zones, reading, relaxing,
spas, etc.
• Mc Donald’s restaurant with a difference.
• Ronald Mc Donald & friends, together with new
characters every 4-6months.
• Educational, general awareness etc movie each
evening.
• Special offers for special people.
• Part of the earnings used for the society
Competitors

• Escape Theme Park, Pasir Ris


• Wild Wild Wet, Pasir Ris
• Haw Par Villa, Queenstown
• Jurong BirdPark, Jurong
• Singapore Zoo, Mandai
• Night Safari, Mandai
• Snow City, Jurong
• Underwater World, Sentosa

Segmentation
Geographic


All of Singapore & its tourists.
Demographic

• 6yrs & above


• Males & females.
• Family size is 1-2, 3-4, 5+
• Income is Rs 10,000 & above
Psychographic

• Social class- Middle class & above.


• Lifestyle is not specific.
• Personality is ambitious and authoritarian
Marketing Mix
• Product- A Mc Donald’s Theme park with a
“A smile on every face” experience.

• Price- Prices would be in accordance with
its competitors so as to stay in the
market.

• Place- Grounds of Tang Dynasty City,
Singapore.

• Promotion- 360 degree marketing &
SWOT Analysis
STRENGTHS OPPORTUNITIES

Strong brand name, image 
Diversification
and reputation. 
Growth of theme park

Strong global presence. trend.

Strong financial 
Promotion through Mc
performance & position. Donald restaurants itself.

Customer focus (centric).

Aware about new trends.
WEAKNESS THREATS

High Staff Turnover 
Universal studios Theme
including Top management. park, along with 2 others,

Customer losses due to opening up in Singapore.
fierce competition.

Thank You!!!

You might also like