Strategic HRM
Mahindra and Mahindra - Automobiles
Current Business Environment
Automobile Production and Exports Market Overview
The industry turnover is estimated to reach US$ 145 billion by 2016. CAGR from FY05 to FY10 was 10.7 % Domestic Sales CAGR was 26.8% YOY for FY10
US$ 4,710 million - FDI during the 2000 and 2010
FDI inflow in 20092010 for the auto components sector was recorded at US$ 1.2 billion
Market Size Estimates of FY 2010
Automobile Production and Exports
Two wheelers 10 million units Passenger Vehicles 2 million and UVs 0.2 million Commercial Vehicles 0.55 million Three Wheelers 0.8 million Tractors 0.27 million Though Tractors do not come into the automotive production, it comprises a major part of M&M 2 Group 6 - Automobiles 30-10-2011
Mahindra and Mahindra : Auto and Farm Sector
12.5 Billion Group Over 30 Companies, Founded in 1948 by Keshub Mahindra Made an impressive foray into new products and markets with acquisitions
4th Largest Tractor Company
Annual Sales of 80000 units Recently acquired Tractors limited Punjab
Host of successful models like Scorpio, Xylo and Maximo
Annual Sales of about 0.4 million units Acquired Reva Electric Cars Also present in CV space with Mahindra Navistar Started in 2008 with the acquisition of KML Annual Sales of about 80,000 units Has launched a bike called Stallio Notable presence in scooter space with 4 models Group 6 - Automobiles 30-10-2011
Has a unit in China and exports to other developed countries like US, Canada and UK Started in 1954 in Indonesia Global presence across 90 countries Annual Sales of about 0.1 million units Currently concentrating on producing eco-friendly technology 3
Growth Drivers and Consequent Business Strategy
Growth in Roads
Cost Competitiveness
Labour costs lower than 45% compared to OECD Sourcing from low-cost countries has increased
Developing unloading, conveyor, crushing, dust separation and bunker systems
Proximity to new markets
Indias proximity to emerging markets such as Asia and Africa is another advantage.
Increasing Consumer Demand
Growing Indian middle class to 550 million in 2030 Rising Rural Incomes
Easy Financing
New Product Development capabilities
India Automotive Hub
India now needs the next generation technologies to sustain the growth
Entry of foreign players
Interest loans have declined and access to credit has increased
Enabling Regulatory Environment
Reduction of Excise duties
A large no. of players of foreign players have entered both the OEM and the components space
Group 6 - Automobiles
30-10-2011
Growth Drivers and Consequent Business Strategy
Increasing Consumer Demand
Growth in Roads
Maintain Leadership position in India Utility Vehicles
Growing Indian middle class to 550 million in 2030 Rising Rural Incomes
Developing unloading, conveyor, crushing, dust separation and bunker systems
Tractors
Proximity to new markets
Indias proximity to emerging markets such as Asia and Africa is another advantage.
New Product Development capabilities India now needs the next generation technologies to sustain the growth
Enabling Regulatory Environment
Establish itself as a Global Brand Look for Alternative Technologies
Reduction of Excise duties
Entry of foreign players
Easy Financing
Cost Competitiveness
Interest loans have declined and access to credit has increased
A large no. of players of foreign players have entered both the OEM and the components space
Labour costs lower than 45% compared to OECD Sourcing from low-cost countries has increased
Raise its Quality reputation Increase Operational Efficiency
Group 6 - Automobiles
30-10-2011
HR Strategy Framework
Business Strategy Dimension (1) CSF for business Desired Role Related behavior (2) HR Strategies to align (3) Organization Structure Competency Development Competency and Rewards
Industry Growth Drivers
Group 6 - Automobiles
30-10-2011