The CEO’s Plan Integration of Firms. Game Rule  Every student can draw a slip.  Each slip represents a firm. Students become the Chief Executive Officer.

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The CEO’s Plan Integration of Firms

Game Rule  Every student can draw a slip.  Each slip represents a firm. Students become the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) / boss of those firms and they can use their own name to complete the firm’s name.

Sitting Plan Door Blackboard

ROUND 1 – Horizontal Integration  You have 2 minutes to find 1 partner to work with.  Your targets are: To enlarge the market share To reduce competition

ROUND 2 – Lateral Integration  Find some new partners this time so that: You can extend its brand name to another product.  You will have 2 minutes to work with a new partner.

ROUND THREE – Vertical Integration  Try in 2 mins to find a partner this time.  Your Board of Directors would like to ensure the steady supply of materials for production and adequate market outlets for the company.

Definitions with real examples  Vertical Integration: Occurs when firms at different stages of production of the same product combine together. Can be divided into backward & forward integration.

Definitions with real examples  Vertical backward integration: Occurs when a firm combines with another firm in its preceding stage of production.  e.g. a garment factory integrates backwards when it combines with a weaving factory, because weaving precedes garment-making in clothes production.

Definitions with real examples  Vertical forward integration: Occurs when a firm combines with another firm in a later stage of production.  e.g. A garment factory integrates forwards when it combines with a boutique, since garment selling follows garment production.

Definitions with real examples  Horizontal Integration It takes place when firms producing the same product or at the same stage of production combine together.  E.g. In 1994, the combination of the Hop Hing Oils & Fats LTD ( 合興油脂公司 ) and Lam Soon Oils & Fats LTD ( 南順油脂公司 ).  E.g. In 1998, British Petroleum acquired AMOCO.

Definitions with real examples  Lateral Integration: It occurs when firms producing related products combine together.  E.g. The publication of the Apple Daily ( 蘋果日 報 )by the Next Magazine Publishing LTD( 壹週刊 出版有限公司 )  E.g. Ah Yee Leng Tong was taken over by Café de Coral at HK$14 million in May 1990.

Definitions with real examples  Conglomerate Integration It occurs when firms in entirely different lines of production combine together.  E.g. Swire Pacific LTD ( 太古股份有限公司 ) is a conglomerate formed by integrating different firms engaging in aviation, property, industries, trading, marine services and insurance.  E.g. in 1972, the HK Land LTD took over the Dairy Farm Co., LTD

ROUND 4 – Different types of integration  You will be given an assignment to integrate with another firm according to type of integration.  You will have another 2 mins to do so.

ROUND UP & EXPLANATION  Can you name some types and motives of integration?