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BCG Matrix of PEPSI BCG Matrix is also known as a growth share matrix used by organizations to classify their business units or products into 4 different categories: Dogs, Stars, Cash Cows, and Question Marks. The industry growth rate and business market share respectively relative to the largest competitors in the
industry are taken as the basis for classification, for that reason, BCG Matrix is also referred to as the Growth-Share Matrix. Recent years have been an inflection point for companies with Pepsico seeing a big decline in their carbonated beverage business, thus encouraging it to return to the drawing board and look back
at its future strategy as well as its product offerings. In this BCG matrix, we will talk about the various Pepsico brands that over the years have seen a decline in market share due to changing market scenarios as well as brands that are seeing exponential growth in their market share. Let's see what 4 different quadrants
of BCG Matrix: Dogs This is a product with low growth or market share It is a low growth or low market share product and has very little opportunity to show any growth. Investment strategies for these products should be thought of very well by management as it is possible that these businesses may not generate profits
for the organization. This business unit or product is a cash trap and is therefore not seen as a useful source of income. Cash Cow It is a product that is in a low growth market with a high market share. Products that are market leaders in their specific industry and their industry are not expected to see great growth in the
future regarded as Cash Cows. These products are a money churner for companies and require very low investment to maintain their leadership and profitability in the market. Star It is a product that is in a high growth market with a high market share. Products or Business Units that hold a high market share and are also
considered to grow in the future are positioned as Stars. As a result, the company is interested in investing in further developing these units to gain greater market share and achieve a stronger position in the market. These products have the potential to be positioned as cash cows in the future due to the industry's growth
prospects. Question Mark products in high growth markets with low market share. The company's products or business units are still in a new stage of their product lifecycle and can become revenue generators by taking star positions or can become loss-making machines for the company in the future. The industry has
high to grow so as to give the product room to grow as well only if the problem in question is managed effectively. Interesting reading: How to develop effective SEO strategies using theme cluster models see The BCG Pepsi Matrix and what products fall under what quadrant. Cash Cow: Cashcows are products that have
high market share in low growth markets. For Pepsi, Frito Lays is undoubtedly a Cash Cow for the company. Frito Lays dominates the savoury snack market in the US with a market share of 36.6%. The next largest manufacturers in the sector are Kellogg's and Mondelez with much smaller shares of 7% and 5.6%
respectively. In the tortilla and tostada chips segment, Frito placed a 72.4% market share command with strong brands such as Doritos and Tostitos contributing to this market share gain. This product requires very little investment to maintain its market share and fight any competition. Star: A product or business unit that
has a high market share in a high growth industry is the star of the organization. In the case of Pepsico, Pepsi falls in the Star quadrant of the Pepsi BCG Matrix. For years, Pepsi has faced stiff competition from Coca-Cola and has also seen its market share hit. The company must spend millions of dollars on brand
awareness and promotional activities to maintain its market share. People turn away from sugary drinks and empty calories. Growing tastes and a sugar tax have prompted brands like Pepsi to invest in healthier alternatives. Due to stiff competition from Coca-Cola and changing customer preferences toward healthy and
low-calorie beverages, Pepsi is seeing a shift from KUADran STAR to the Dog quadrant. Aquafina is one of the other brands that can be placed in the star quadrant, Aquafina holds a 15% share of the bottled water market and secondly to Bisleri which has a market share of 36%. Aquafina is slowly and steadily pursuing
bisleri and is expected to see growth twice in the next 5 years. Tropicana and Gatorade: Amid falling sales of aeration drinks as consumers turn to healthier beverages, Pepsico aims to double Tropicana's business by 2020. The carbonated soft drinks segment has seen a big decline in recent years, the overall liquid
refresher beverage market has grown. Consumers don't drink less liquid, they just don't drink as much sugary soda anymore. It is this change in consumer preferences that has helped Gatorade see exponential growth in its market share. Gatorade has been the forerunner of Pepsi in the sports drink market with a
mammoth share of 77%, while Powerade owns 20% of this market. Increasingly healthy lifestyle trends and emerging markets have encouraged brands to invest large amounts in healthier drinks and snacks to differentiate from competitors and grow brand awareness. Question Mark: There that formulate a part of the
industry that is still in the development phase, but the organization has not been able to position in the industry. The small market share gained by the organization makes the future prospects for the product uncertain, therefore investing in those domains is seen as a high-risk decision. Diet Sodas, once seen by
consumers who wanted to cut calories as an alternative to the soda tradition, lost their fizz. Diet Pepsi launched with the aim of helping Pepsico regain their market share but failed to capture the desired response from customers and one of the main reasons for that was tough competition from Diet Coke. The Nimbooz is
another brand that failed successfully, launched in India in 2009, the brand was unable to achieve significant sales volumes. DOGS: Dogs are products that are thought to have the potential to grow but somehow fail to create magic due to slow market growth. Failure to deliver expected results makes the product a source
of loss for the organization, encouraging management to attract future investment in the business. Since the product is not expected to bring significant capital, future investments are seen as wastage of the company's resources, which can be invested in the Question Mark or Star categories instead. -- Seeing Pepsi in
the Dog quadrant will surprise many but considering current and future scenarios, Pepsi will see a shift from star quadrant to dog. Pepsi's has dropped from 10.3% to 8.4%, The decrease in the share of the carbonated soft drink segment due to the increasing demand for low-calorie and healthy beverages and snacks is
what attributes the reduced sales of the Pepsi brand. This concludes the BCG Pepsi Matrix. Related Article: Read about Samsung's Brand Position and understand Its Segmentation, Targetting and Positioning Learn about Apple's Positioning and understand Its Segmentation, Target and Positioning What is the
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Matrix What is Nike Marketing Mix What is Marketing Mix from Samsung See Marketing Mix of Adidas Learn more about 4ps of Marketing Mix Understand Matrix BCG Amul PepsiCo Inc's is a well-known American multinational company, operating in, beverage industry and food processing. The headquarters are located
in, New York, United States. The company distributes its products in two hundred countries around the world. PepsiCo has its own distribution network and bottling manufacturing unit. Its main products are, breakfast bar, energy drink, coffee drink, soft drinks, and sports nutrition. The company, previously had many The
following brands; Taco Bell, KFC, Pizza hut, (which is currently under the Dominion of Yum Brands brand) Pizza Kitchen, North American Van Lines, Chevys Fresh Mex and Wilson sporting Goods. PepsiCo is best known for its horizontal integration strategy; in 2001, it merged Tropicana; an orange juice company with
Quaker wheat. Quaker oats are still owned by PepsiCo, however, most breakfast bars and cereals, sold, under the umbrella of the aforementioned subsidiaries, here are some products produced under the Quaker wheat trademark; Quaker Chewy Granola Bars, Quaker Dipps Granola Bars, Quaker Old Fashioned Oats,
Quaker Yogurt Granola Bars, Quaker Oatmeal to Go Bar, Quaker Essentials, Quaker Instant Oatmeal, Quaker Shredded Wheat Cereal and more. However, despite its huge product line and range, the company's core business focus is on Beverages. In 2009 Pepsi (soft drinks) was the corporation's highest selling
product. Conglomerates like, PepsiCo are not easy to manage. It has many segments each competing in different industries therefore, each segment requires special attention from top level management regarding strategic planning. Over time, one segment corporation has a high market share of the other has a low
market share, in the operating industry. That's the scenario in which a top-level management role begins, to formulate a strategy for each segment, for example if top-level management formulates the same strategy for all segments; What's going to happen? The answer is clear that, it will not work, because each
segment requires a different strategic plan, given the market share of each segment in the operating industry. For the aforementioned dilemmas, there are many tools available, for top-level management to suggest, different strategy formulations for multiple segments, operating under a single conglomerate in multiple
industries. One of the tools is bcg matrix. The BCG matrix is designed specifically for companies, operating in a variety of industries. This framework was designed by a private consulting agency located in Boston, namely, boston consulting group. This is a four-dimensional framework that describes the position of
multiple segments, with regard to relative market share and industry sales growth rates. The BCG matrix has four components namely, Dog, Cash Cow, Star and Question Mark. PepsiCo has 6 divisions, each segment operating in different industries or geographic regions. Frito-Lay North America (FLNA), Quaker Foods
North America (QFNA), North America Beverages (NAB), Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa Europe (ESSA), Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa (AMENA) are the current PepsiCo segments. Here is a detailed BCG MATRIX analysis from PepsiCo. Ask According to the BCG matrix; Question marks are which
segments, operating in high sales growth industries and and market share is relatively low. Quaker Foods North America (QFNA) pepsico segment is included in the Question Mark category. The segment mainly produces, distributes and sells breakfast bars and cereals. QFNA's share of revenue was reported at 3.56 %
of total revenue and market share was also low at about 1.02%. PepsiCo should focus on horizontal integration to increase QFNA's market share and bring segments into the star fold. The Stars Those segment belongs to the star category, which operates and competes in a high sales growth industry and has a relatively
high market share. Fortunately, PepsiCo has many star segments, which makes sense as it is one of the largest beverage and food processing companies in the world. North American Beverages (NAB), Latin American food and European Sub-Saharan Africa (ESSA) are pepsico's star segments. NAB segment products
are soft drinks and bottled water with different brand names following are some of the leading brand names; Aquafina, Pepsi, mountain dew and Sierra fog. In 2015 NAB generated 33% of the corporation's total revenue of 20.6 billion and its market share was 10%. Market development and product development
strategies are recommended for that segment. Cash Cow Cash is considered a segment that operates in a low rate of industry sales growth and has a high market share. Frito-Lay North America (FLNA) can be included in the cash cow category. The segment has seen revenue growth compared to previous years
despite the industry's declining sales growth rate. 22% of revenue is generated by FLNA from total revenue. This segment deals with snacks, some of the leading products are as follows; Tostitos tortilla chips, branded dips, Lay potato chips, Doritos tortilla chips, Cheetos, Ruffles potatoes, Tostitos tortilla chips, Fritos corn
chips, Ruffles potato chips and Santitas tortilla chips. FLNA can be considered the backbone of the company because the segment can, continue to generate good revenue for the company for the long term. Dogs Dogs is considered a pointless segment of the company. These segments embrace categories that have
relatively low market share in low sales growth industries. Fortunately, PepsiCo, no segment can be included in this category. Reference PepsiCo's 2015 annual report. Retrieved from. Competition by Segment and its Market Share. Retrieved from. Inc. Business Segment Description. Retrieved from. says three drinks are
now branded in billions Mountain Dew, Brisk tea and Starbucks packaged beverages each generated at least $1 billion in annual sales. Obtained Obtained
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