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Introduction of finance
Marina Hanoi
Group member : Nguyễn Thị Trâm Anh
Nguyễn Thu Hương
Nguyễn Thùy Linh
Phạm Thị Lan Phương
Phạm Minh Trang
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Outline
Introduction of Marina Hanoi
Business environment analysis
Financial analysis
Project suggestion
Conclusion & Reference
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Introduction of Marina Hanoi
Established in 1998.
Businesses are shipment,
logistics and works related.
Well-maintained since
founded, became one of the
most stable and flourish
company in shipping
department.
Survived after crisis for
having good vision.
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Reasons for choosing MHC
Reputation and long
time experience in
maritime market.
One of the biggest
survival after huge loss
of crisis.
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BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS
1. Economic environment: Shipping industry in general have high growth in recent
years.
Scale of structure, management and operation of seaports
has been expanding.
Method flow of goods is limited.
=> Government plans to build big port to welcome the vessel andencouraged investment in improving transport capacity
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2. Political-legal environment:
The growth of export in 2013 is forecasted to rise 2 times and
market opportunities are extended.
The maritime business is receiving strong support from the
State.
The government adopted policies to encourage enterprises to
invest in fleet towards supporting countries in terms of both
capital investment and mining activities.
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3. Technology environment
Vietnam's fleet average age is about 15, many ships are even
20.
National fleet is significantly improved in both quantity and
quality in recent years, especially container ships and oil
tankers, but, still limited in number and tonnage in comparison
with other countries.
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Products and services
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Comparison: MHC – SHC – DDM
Factors MHC SHC DDM
Services
Transportation
ContainersWarehouse services
Logistics
Shipping
Port services
Towage service
Midstream operation.
Warehousing
WorkshopForwarding services
Shipping
Containers
Shipping
LogisticsWarehouse trading,
loading, unloading
services
Cargo agency,
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Comparison: MHC – SHC – DDM
Factors MHC SHC DDM
Investment
Orientation
Service sector
offering long-
term stability
such as:
construction and mining beaches
and harbors
Two areas of
potential
production andsustainability
Businessdevelopment in
maritime
transport, ship
repair services
and cooperativetraining - labor
export to
developed
countries
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Conclusion on Competitors:
Marina Hanoi dominated the
highest market shares in marinaindustry. Otherwise, MHC’s carefulness
and foresight enables itself to approach
other industry sectors as well as other locations and gain more profits through
long-term investments
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SWOT
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STRENGTH • High-qualified directors, andexperienced and high-skilled
employees• Deeply experienced in technology
management services for multi-modal
transport
OPPORTUNITIES • Potential market demand from theimport-export companies•
Allowing foreign companies to engagein mining investment and portinfrastructure => transfer advanced
technology and master management
skills, port operations for domestic
enterprises
WEAKNESS • No deep water ports large enough toaccommodate international ships oflarge tonnage• Lack of capital, management
experience as well as restrictions ontechnology• Trends in container shipping are nowthriving while the company is mainlyhandling bulk => not meeting the
current needs
THREATENS • More limited capacity in the provisionof port services of MHC than againstforeign companies• Facing the risk of overload and the
port's infrastructure declines