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UNIQLO: UNIT Hiroaki Jitsukata 07bn076h Aoyagi Asuka 07bn002a Ryonosuke Kanzaki 09bn191n Albert Go 10bm904j Jerinae Chua-Ching 10bn928l

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Page 1: Global Marketing UNIQLO

UNIQLO:

UNITHiroaki Jitsukata 07bn076hAoyagi Asuka 07bn002aRyonosuke Kanzaki 09bn191nAlbert Go 10bm904jJerinae Chua-Ching 10bn928l

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How to: •position the Uniqlo brand in order for it to become the world’s largest apparel retailer •and to hit sales of 2 trillion JPY per year.

Identification of the Problem

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StrengthsUnique positioning (basic clothing lines)Strong Branding (ex. Unique katakana logo)Pricing Positioning (Low Price – Good quality)Strong winter Products (Fleece, Heattech, etc.)Marketing driven Company unlike most Japanese retailers and companiesWeaknessesWeak sales when seasons change (particularly, summer and spring)

SWOT ANALYSIS

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Opportunities

New product line (featuring the Uniqlo Logo)

Overseas expansion to colder countries

Unique positioning in the Japanese marketThreatsForeign Currency

(example: strong Chinese Yuan)Loss of sales due to weak

spring/summer lines

SWOT ANALYSIS

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• A. UNIQLO continues with its current positioning and strategy.

• B. UNIQLO focuses more on increasing sales within Japan via expansion within the country or more marketing.

Courses of Action

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Courses of Action

• C. Expand more aggressively to the countries where there are lower temperatures. (China, Russia, USA, Canada, Korea)

• D. Introduce a new product line that includes the UNIQLO logo.

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• E. Add more products to the summer/spring lines under the UNIQLO brand.

• F. Localize and increase marketing of other product lines. (E.g. GU, Comptoir des Cotonniers, etc.)

Courses of Action

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Analysis of Courses of Action

• Course A:– This course of action is the safest but does not

coincide with the problem the case is trying to address.

• Course B: – Focusing more on Japan, a saturated market,

might not merit the best results.UNIQLO in the international backgroundwould merit higher rewards.

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• Course C:– This course of action would be a high investment,

high risk move, but if successful, would help UNIQLO to increase its total sales to reach its target.

• Course D: – This course of action helps in strengthening the

UNIQLO brand by embedding it into a product line. It also helps in the marketing and targeting to loyal UNIQLO customers.

Analysis of Courses of Action

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• Course E: – Adding more products for the spring/summer lines

might help increase year round sales due to UNIQLO having only strong winter based apparel sales.

• Course F:– Pushing other product lines of Fast

Retailing would increase year round sales, but is a risky and unpredictable move.

Analysis of Courses of Action

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RECOMMENDATION

• Actions C, D, E, and F are good directions for the company. Choices C and F are both higher risk because it is not known how fast ROI will be. However, they have the most potential to help Fast Retailing to reach its 2 trillion JPY goal. Choices D and E are not as risky and would be a good way to increase same store sales.