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Katarzyna Dziewanowska, PhD Faculty of Management Warsaw University 1

Area: 312,679 km2 Population: 38.1 million Men: 48.3% Women: 51.7%

Data GDP (bn PLN) ,0601,1751,266 GDP change (previous year=100) FDI inflow (mln €)10,2378,33015,74116,67410,970 Unemployment rate (%) Exports (mln €)65,84777,56293,406105,893114,566 Imports (mln €)70,39979,80498,945118,262139,329 Inflation rate (previous year=100)

 Employment : ◦ Micro: up to 10 people, Small: up to 50, Medium: up to 250  Net income: ◦ Micro: up to € 2 m, Small: up to € 10 m, Medium: up to € 50m  Assets: ◦ Micro: up to € 2 m, Small: up to € 10 m, Medium: up to € 43m 4

The importance of SME in Poland:  They constitute 99% of operators (95% in other OECD countries)  They provide 68,4% of GDP  They employ 64,3% working people (60-70% in other OECD countries)  They generate over 45% of export (25-35% in other OECD countries) 5

YearTotal SME Share (%) ,23302,4131,528,999, ,63410,2138,028,399, ,83402,2141,528,399, ,63436,8145,728,399, ,03455,6147,428,499,87

 Resources  Strategy development  Organizational structure  Risk-taking  Flexibility  Sources of market information 7

 Hidden Champion  Cooperation  Anonymous Contractor  Born Global 8

1. Building a position on local market 2. Careful selection of foreign markets – a few 3. Careful selection of foreign business partner 4. Building a strong brand 5. Careful segmentation process and segment selection 6. Marketing mix adjusted to foreign markets’ needs 9

 Ambitious!!!  Takes advantage of SME’s strengths  Full control  Gradual involvement  Costs, costs, costs!  Time-consuming  Risky… 10

70%

1. Horizontal integration of producers 2. Building a strong brand (common or regional) on local and foreign markets 3. Other decisions relating to foreign markets are made by a joint company 13

 Position on markets based on common/ regional brand  Cheaper and less risky  Members do not compete against each other  Common company may take over the control  Less flexible  Works only for homogeneous products 14

15 Mazovia FruitFresh Fruit Poland Group

Internationalization  Fast and parallel on many markets  Pro-active motives for entering FM Competition  Innovative and high quality product  Close relationships with clients  Building a network with international partners  Building a strong brand  Market segmentation – focus on a niche  Highly standardized marketing mix Owner 16

 Ambitious!!!  Takes advantage of SME’s strengths  Full control  Becomes a part of marketing network  Costs  Profits in long term  Risky  Requires highly innovative products 17

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1. Careful selection of partners (local or foreign) 2. Market selection is of secondary importance 3. Focus on production efficiency and low costs 4. Almost all marketing activities are done by a partner 19

 Easier and cheaper  Product matches the market needs  Low risk in short term  Beginning of more adventurous activities  Passive – no experience gained  No relations with final customers  Long term risk  Low profit per unit  Weak negotiation position 20

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