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Bright Dairy: The Third-Place Player in a Tight Spot
In July 2015, Bright Dairy acquired high-quality assets and dairy cow breeding businesses of 13 enterprises under Bright Food Group through its subsidiary Holstein Farming. In early 2016, the Chinese women's national volleyball team signed a strategic partnership with Bright Dairy. During the September volleyball finals, daily sales of Bright's Mosilian increased by 42%, and on the day of the championship, Bright Dairy's stock nearly hit the daily limit. In September 2016, Bright Dairy launched a new low-temperature premium yogurt product "Zhida". On October 10, Bright Dairy announced plans to build a new factory and set up a wholly-owned subsidiary in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province.
New DistributionBright Dairy, the Third-Place Player in the Dairy Industry, Struggles in the Gap: A Big Gap with Mengniu and Yili
On October 10, Bright Dairy and Food Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Bright Dairy") announced that it will build a new factory and set up a wholly-owned subsidiary in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, with a total investment of 349 million yuan. The new subsidiary will be named "Yuedong Bright Dairy Products Co., Ltd." The South China market has always been a battleground for dairy companies, and it is also one of Bright Dairy's main strongholds. However, maintaining a competitive edge in this fiercely contested market is not easy. Besides dairy giants Mengniu and Yili, Bright also faces challenges from local brands such as Yantang Dairy and Fengxing Milk.
New DistributionYijiupai Announces $100 Million Series C Funding: Supplier and Distributor Open Platform Model Launched!
On October 18, Beijing Yijiupai E-commerce Co., Ltd. (Yijiupai) held its national partner recruitment and Series C funding announcement conference in Fuzhou, revealing $100 million in Series C funding and a new open platform model for suppliers and distributors. The company has raised a total of 1.142 billion RMB in two years.
微酒Marketing Executives Talk (IX) - How to Handle Low Repeat Purchase Rate After Product Launch?
30+ industry experts, 100+ B2B platform founders, and 800+ manufacturer and distributor friends will gather in Fuzhou to discuss the internet transformation of the FMCG industry. The article discusses how to handle a low repeat purchase rate after a new product launch, offering five strategies including effective communication, adjusting price systems, strengthening distribution, countering competitor attacks, and organizing themed activities.
谭长春If You Spent HK$7.3 Billion to Acquire Huiyuan Juice, What Would You Get?
Huiyuan Juice's market value is HK$7.3 billion with a price-to-book ratio of only 0.61, despite holding a 56.5% share of China's 100% juice market and 42.7% of the medium-concentration juice market, ranking first for nine consecutive years. Acquiring it could yield a monopoly FMCG company with annual after-tax profits exceeding RMB 300 million and potential asset sale proceeds of RMB 2.8 billion, making it a compelling investment.
New DistributionThe Brutal Business Model Behind Lao Gan Ma: This Price Range Is Mine, Trespassers Die!
The original 'FMCG Distributor Professional Management Consulting' has been renamed New Distribution. Read the original text to register. 30+ industry experts, 100+ B2B platform founders, and 800+ manufacturer friends gather in Fuzhou to discuss the internet transformation path of the FMCG industry. Change-makers have always been interested in how to monopolize a local market, and Lao Gan Ma is undoubtedly a very good example. Today, Change-makers will discuss how Lao Gan Ma's business model achieves local monopoly, revealing how the warm-hearted old mother rules a market with iron fist.
New DistributionHow Did 3G Capital, Founded by Three Brazilians, Completely Disrupt the Global Beer Industry?
Before introducing today's story, let's introduce two old men. On the left is the founder of 3G Capital and Buffett's close friend: Brazil's richest man, Lehman. On the right is Buffett, whom everyone knows. Lehman is the founder of the famous 3G Capital and currently Brazil's richest man. Buffett and Lehman are old acquaintances, having met at a Gillette board meeting and become friends. Buffett once called Lehman "the best businessman in the world." Last year, after Buffett and Lehman jointly acquired Heinz, management control was given to 3G Capital.
强盗逻辑The Sale of Evergrande Spring Water Signals the End of the Era of Extensive Operations in the FMCG Industry
The sale of Evergrande's FMCG businesses, including its spring water brand, marks the end of the traditional extensive marketing era in the FMCG industry. The article argues that companies must shift to refined marketing strategies, data-driven decision-making, and upgraded management to survive in the new normal.
陆兴元Marketing Executives Talk (6) - What Market Research Should Be Done Before Product Launch?
Product launch is a key way for companies to generate profit, adjust product structure, and respond to competition. However, many companies rush to launch products without proper planning or research, leading to failure. This article discusses the necessary market research before launching a new product, including consumer, market environment, and competitor analysis.
谭长春Basic Ideas, Standards, Strategies, Techniques, and Methods for New Product Launch Distribution: If Your Distribution Isn't Going Well, Memorize These One by One!
30+ industry experts, 100+ B2B platform founders, and 800+ manufacturer and distributor friends gathered in Fuzhou to discuss the internet transformation of the FMCG industry. Distribution is the first step for new products to enter the market, and it is crucial. This article details the basic ideas, standards, and strategies for new product launch distribution, including the four key characteristics, three standards, and seven strategies for effective distribution, along with a practical case study.
New DistributionNot Just Master Kong: Beer, Cola Giants Are Disappearing!
The instant noodle industry's decline has entered its fifth year, and it's just a microcosm of the FMCG sector's struggles in China. Multinational giants like P&G, Unilever, and Coca-Cola are all feeling the pinch as consumer spending shifts toward health, travel, and education, forcing brands to pivot to premium products.
陈琼Deep Insight: The Way to Make Money in China Has Changed—Now You Must Understand and Apply "Capital Thinking"
In an era of rapid change, new wealth opportunities emerge, but they also test our understanding of the underlying logic of wealth. This article explains the concept of "capital thinking," which involves leveraging resources to create value, and categorizes people into three types: resource owners, allocators, and capitalists. It argues that to make big money, one must align with the most important social trends and master the art of capital operation.
水木然Annual Sales of 5 Billion Yuan: What Management Tricks Does 'King of Noodles' Jinshahe Have?
With daily output of 2,000 tons of dried noodles and annual capacity of 600,000 tons, Jinshahe ranks first in the industry, holding one-tenth of the national market. Over 20 years, this 'humble' private enterprise has achieved revenue of 5 billion yuan, becoming the undisputed 'King of Noodles'.
New DistributionSun Yiping Departs, Lu Minfang Takes Over: Can Mengniu Challenge Yili Again?
After Sun Yiping left Mengniu, Lu Minfang was appointed as the new president. With Mengniu lagging behind Yili in financial performance and market share, questions arise about the impact of COFCO's leadership change and whether Lu can turn things around.
New DistributionSanquan Food's 70 Million Yuan Trial and Error: Chen Nan's Choice Between Money and Survival
Sanquan Food's O2O project Sanquan Fresh Food has incurred losses of 74 million yuan, prompting a strategic reassessment. Chairman Chen Nan emphasizes the necessity of investing in innovation despite short-term profit declines, aiming to secure future market position.
New DistributionData | Market Value Inventory of Listed FMCG Food Companies, with Industry and Leading Enterprise Analysis
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the market values of international and domestic listed FMCG food companies, highlighting top performers like Nestlé and Yili, and analyzes industry trends and leading companies in the food and beverage sector.
New DistributionOnce Famous for Non-Fried Noodles, Wugudao Chang Now Sells Equity and Debt, Clearing Assets and Fading from the Market
Following the sale of Golden帝 chocolate, is Wugudao Chang, the instant noodle brand, next on COFCO's cleanup list? The Beijing Equity Exchange has listed the equity and debt of COFCO Jiangxi Natural Wugu Food Co., Ltd. for sale, indicating the company's ongoing losses and the brand's decline.
阿茹汗Coca-Cola's Performance Hits a Dead End: Should Brands Stick to Principles or Break Through with Innovation?
Coca-Cola's second-quarter earnings report showed a 5.1% decline in revenue, with the Chinese market singled out for poor performance, dragging down the entire Asian market. The company is shifting its strategy towards healthier beverages, as evidenced by recent acquisitions and product launches in non-soda categories.
New DistributionWhere Has Venture Capital Money in the Food and Beverage Industry Gone Over the Past Five Years? Where Should Future Bets Be Placed?
Over the past five years, venture capital investments in the food and beverage industry have concentrated on plant-based foods, protein, snacking, indulgent foods, and natural/organic products. These trends reflect consumer demand for health, convenience, and sustainability, and future investments are likely to continue in these areas, as well as in food technology and agri-tech.
FoodailyLive Toward Death, or Live Toward Life?
Whether it is 'living toward death' or 'living toward life,' both are language of transformation, representing two different mindsets for transformation, with the premise that transformation is needed. The representative of 'living toward death' is Zhang Ruimin, CEO of Haier, while the representative of 'living toward life' is scholar and manager Chen Chunhua. Both have won applause from society, and each has their own resonators. It is hard to say which is better, but both approaches have their own complete methodology, and success is possible along either logic.
刘春雄2016: Industry Leaders Show Signs of Recovery, Initial Results from Mainstream Shift?
I once posed a proposition: when sales decline, how can profits grow? Now this proposition is becoming a reality. Sales decline is a social reality that companies cannot control; profit growth is a business capability within their control. As 2016 half-year reports are released, they show initial results from the transformation of the past two to three years.
刘春雄Zhongshang Huimin's 1.3 Billion Yuan Series B: Will It Really Reshape China's FMCG Supply Chain?
Yesterday afternoon, news broke in the FMCG B2B circle that Zhongshang Huimin held a press conference in Beijing, announcing a 1.3 billion yuan Series B financing round, co-led by Zhongchuang Capital, Zhonghe Guarantee, and Western Securities, with follow-on investments from Dimension Capital, Renzhong Capital, and Tongxi Capital, and additional investments from Series A shareholders such as Zhejiang Venture Capital, Daochen Venture Capital, and Jinfu Fund. The pre-money valuation is rumored to be $2 billion. The press conference did not disclose specific sales and gross profit figures, but it is said that its 2016 sales are expected to reach 10 billion yuan.
赵波Master Kong's Profits Plummeted This Year—How Are Other Instant Noodle Brands Faring?
Master Kong, the instant noodle giant, recently reported a staggering 87% year-on-year drop in second-quarter net profit to $18 million, driven by declining beverage and instant noodle sales and higher distribution costs from increased advertising. This article reviews the performance of other major brands, including Uni-President, Baixiang, Jinmailang, Nissin, and Nongshim, amid a shrinking Chinese instant noodle market.
New DistributionThe Changing Chinese Beer Industry: What's Next?
The Budweiser 'store-buying' conflict itself is not our main concern; through this incident, we discover that the Chinese beer industry is facing four major dilemmas: terminal, channel, brand, and market. Recently, the dispute between Budweiser and its distributors over 'store-buying' fees and subsequent verification issues has become a focal point. 'Store-buying' has a long history, dating back over a decade, and while its originator is hard to trace, I personally believe that buying out nightclubs and terminals is not advisable for several reasons.
蒋军