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NESCAFE PLAN IN CHINA
Caffeinated Consultants Eric Postma | Tom Epp Jesse Perry | Amanda Macdonald Asper School of Business
AGENDA
Analysis of Opportunity
Evaluation of Alternatives
Recommendation
Financial Analysis
Risks & Risk Mitigation
KEY ISSUE
How does Nestle create shared value for the NESCAFE supply chain?
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITY
Nestle Value Proposition
Nutrition Health Wellness
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
ANALYSIS: EVOLUTION OF SUSTAINABILITY
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Creating Shared Value
Nutrition Water Rural Development
Sustainability
Preserve natural resources for future generations
Corporate Social Responsibility
Compliance
Philanthropy
Giving back
ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITY: CERTIFICATIONS
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements • Standards • Certification
Rainforest Alliance • Preservation of
biodiversity • Environment,
social, economic audits
Bird Friendly • Promotes
growth in shade of trees
UTZ • Farming
methods • Working
conditions
Common Code for the Coffee Community • Green coffee
supply chain
Fairtrade • Safeguard
interests of farmers and their families
ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITY
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
• Green coffee beans Product • Sold as a commodity • Volatile; influenced by speculators Price • Sourced worldwide; requires roasting and processing • Dependent on farmers Place • NESCAFE Plan Promotion
ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITY: SUPPLY CHAIN
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Cultivation Harvesting Bean treatment Transportation Storing,
Cleaning, Weighing
Roasting Cooling Blending, Grinding Transportation Distribution
Consumption Waste Management
ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITY
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Coffee Farming
Small farms
Labour intensive
Living in poverty
Women do 70% of work
Average age: 62
ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITY
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015Sales (in billions USD) $68.60 $74.70 $79.18 $83.93 $87.70
Global Sales of Coffee
90% sold through
grocery stores
Nestle holds 22.4% market
share
ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITY
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Retail Sales of Coffee in China
Coffee Beans - 0.89%
Fresh Ground Coffee - 0.40%
Instant Coffee - 99.60%
ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITY
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Strengths • Nescafe size • Commitment to CSV • Brand succes
Concerns • Relationships with
farmers • Complex supply chain • Livelihood of farmers
Threats • Volatility of prices • Public perception
Opportunities • Chinese coffee
market • Consumer desire for
certified coffee
ALTERNATIVES
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
• Take control of entire supply chain • Lease land and grow coffee
Backward Integration
• Offer premium prices annually • Farmers incentivized to produce more
Premium Pricing
• Certify farmer to sustainable farming techniques • Provide price quota’s for production levels
Sustainable Growing
ALTERNATIVE 1 – BACKWARD INTEGRATION
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Advantages Disadvantages
Core Strength
Exploitation
Damage Market
Process Control
Profit
ALTERNATIVE 2 – PREMIUM PRICING
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Advantages Disadvantages
Over Supply
No CSV
Environment
Local Prosperity
ALTERNATIVE 3 – SUSTAINABLE GROWING
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Advantages Disadvantages
Long Term
Shared Value
Prosperity
Profitability
Time
Risky
CRITERIA
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Long Term Supply
Sustainable Practices
Creating Shared Value
Producer Prosperity
Revenue Growth
CRITERIA MATRIX
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Long Term Supply
Sustainable Practice
Creating Shared Value
Producer Prosperity
Revenue Growth
Backward Integration Y Y X X Y Premium Pricing Y X X X X Sustainable Growing Y Y Y Y Y
RECOMMENDATION
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Promote prosperity with sustainable
growing, roasting and community investment
IMPLEMENTATION
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Sustainable Supply • Education and contracts
Community Investment • Coffee co-op and roasting facilities
Customize to Chinese market • Instant coffee
SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
• Teach sustainable practices • Utilize existing farmers as teachers • Build education and capacity
Sustainable Farming Academy
• Nescafe Sustainable Certification • Safe working conditions • Contract price – Quality SOL
Sustainable Certification
• Long term predictable supply • Incent sustainable practices • Share profits above contract price
Guaranteed Contract
CONTRACT PRICING
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Standard Contract Pricing Price per ton USDMinimum Value 2,500$ Standard Premium 100$
2,600$ IncentivesWaste water management 50$ Lower energy usage 50$ Soil conservation 50$
2,750$
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
• Invest in local communities • Infrastructure for the long term • Combined market power
Coffee Co-op
• Efficient tech/sustainable processing • Reduce supply chain tiers • More profit to share with growers
Responsible Roasting
CUSTOMIZE TO CHINESE MARKET
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
• Generations of tea drinkers • Can’t change cultural habits • Product must match consumption
Local Customs
• Prepare and drink at home • Utilize existing means/practices • Possible innovation – coffee bags
Instant Coffee
IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Sustainable Supply
Farming Academy
Enrollment
Sustainable Cer8fica8on
Contracts
Backward Integra8on
Coffee Co-‐op
Roas8ng Facili8es
Marke8ng
Farming Academy
Instant Coffee
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Projected Income USD Millions -‐ China2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Total Revenues 1,140,000,000$ 1,425,000,000$ 1,781,250,000$ 2,226,562,500$ 2,783,203,125$ 3,479,003,906$
Cost of Goods Sold 608,640,000 760,800,000 951,000,000 1,188,750,000 1,485,937,500 1,857,421,875
Gross Margin 531,360,000$ 664,200,000$ 830,250,000$ 1,037,812,500$ 1,297,265,625$ 1,621,582,031$
Overhead Expenses 398,520,000$ 498,150,000$ 622,687,500$ 778,359,375$ 972,949,219$ 1,216,186,523$
Operating Margin 132,840,000$ 166,050,000$ 207,562,500$ 259,453,125$ 324,316,406$ 405,395,508$ Interest 5,405,555$ 5,459,611$ 5,514,207$ 5,569,349$ 5,625,042$ 5,681,293$ Taxes 46,494,000$ 58,117,500$ 72,646,875$ 90,808,594$ 113,510,742$ 141,888,428$
Net Income 80,940,445$ 102,472,889$ 129,401,418$ 163,075,183$ 205,180,622$ 257,825,787$
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Sensitivity Analysis
Revenue Profit Growth RatesWorst Case 2,261,352,539$ 193,369,341$ 0.12Normal Case 3,479,003,906$ 257,825,787$ 0.25Best Case 4,348,754,883$ 322,282,234$ 0.35
2017
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Beginning Cash Balance 50,000,000$ 43,000,000$ 39,949,700$ 22,883,044$ 4,304,232$
Implementation Plan Costs (USD Million)2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Total
Broaden Academy 5,000,000$ -‐$ 6,500,000$ 7,000,000$ -‐$ 18,500,000$ Training Implementation 500,000$ 525,000$ 551,250$ 578,813$ 607,753$ 2,762,816$ Develop Sustainable Certification 1,000,000$ 1,020,000$ -‐$ -‐$ -‐$ 2,020,000$ Coffee Co-‐ops 500,000$ 1,000,000$ 1,500,000$ 2,000,000$ -‐$ 5,000,000$ Roasting Facilities -‐$ -‐$ 8,000,000$ 8,000,000$ -‐$ 16,000,000$ Marketing for Academy -‐$ 505,300$ 515,406$ -‐$ -‐$ 1,020,706$ Marketing for Instant Coffee -‐$ -‐$ -‐$ 1,000,000$ 1,020,000$ 2,020,000$
7,000,000$ 3,050,300$ 17,066,656$ 18,578,813$ 1,627,753$ 47,323,522$
Ending Cash 43,000,000$ 39,949,700$ 22,883,044$ 4,304,232$ 2,676,478$
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Key Performance Indicators2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Individuals Trained & Certified 500 1000 1500 2000 2500Number of Coffee Co-‐ops 10 20 30 40 50Number of Roasting facilities 0 0 1 1 0Revenue Growth >20% >25% >25% >25% >25%
RISKS & RISK MITIGATION
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
• Sustainability incentives promote training • Local shared knowledge leverages relationships and expertise
1. Training does not attract farmers
• Market research determines demand, contracts and production match demand
• Long shelf-life of instant coffee 2. Over/under production
• Farmers incentivized to use sustainability practices • Audits ensure practices are followed
3. Coffee growers don’t follow sustainability
practices
Impact
Prob
abili
ty
1
2
3
CONCLUSION
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Create shared value
from bean to cup
APPENDIX
Analysis Alternatives Recommendation Financials Risks
Production Levels2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Total Production 40,576 50,720 63,400 79,250 99,063 123,828