Harley-Davidson Swot 5 Forces
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Essay title: Harley-Davidson Swot 5 Forces
Harley-Davidson Inc., an employer of 4,694 workers,
consists of Harley Davidson Motor Company based in
Milwaukee and Eagelmark Financial Services Inc.
Based in Chicago, Illinois. In addition, there are nearly
600 dealerships throughout the United States and
1,065 dealers worldwide.
Harley-Davidson is the #1 seller of heavyweight
motorcycles in the United States, holding a 47%
market share.
Harley-Davidson's revenues come from five major
areas: H-D Motorcycles,Genuine Parts, Financial
Services, H-D Merchandise, and Beull Motorcycle
Company.H-D Motorcycles is the staple of company
and brings in the bulk of the company's revenues at
73%.Industry Overview
In 2003, 950.000 bikes in US and 23M worldwide.
2007, %5 growth expected
China, India and SE Asia are expected to drive the industry growth
Larger bikes are predominant but smaller bikes will exceed the former one as a result of age and travel difficulties.
Oligopolistic structure
Mature Industry
Moderate legislative and regulation obstacles in many countries (air pollution laws, driving licence problems etc.)Objectives
Creating a new and younger customer base
Growing companies' market share in world market
Gaining and sustaining competitive advantage
Strategies