Burger King Business Plan

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| I. Executive Summary In 1991, the Indian economy experienced a rebirth after the liberalization policies of the new prime minister. Thirteen years later, India has become one of the most exciting economies in the world with a huge increase in foreign investment and consumers who are willing to spend. Due to massive outsourcing on part of foreign companies, especially from the United States, educated Indians are now presented with exciting career opportunities, excellent pay, and the confidence to spend more money. Time magazine reports that these new consumers command $10.5 billion in cash to burn (Thottam, 2003). There couldn’t be a more opportune time for the Burger King Company to open its shops in the exotic land of India. The following is a proposal to open new locations of Burger King in India: one location in Mumbai, a highly populated cosmopolitan business city, and the other in the nation’s capital, New Delhi. These locations were strategically picked to ensure success of the business venture and will serve as test locations. If the new stores are highly profitable, Burger King can expand to more than 200 locations in India. Burger King India locations will customize their menu to meet the tastes of their new target market. This includes the addition of more chicken, fish, vegetarian sandwiches, and spicy items taking in accordance that Indians are known to not eat beef and like the added flavor of spice to their food selection. The major competition for Burger King at the moment is McDonald’s and Subway. These food chains both have existing restaurant branches in India, but Burger King expects to gain part of each company’s market share for several reasons. With superb marketing and reasonable prices, Burger King will be able to show its customers that they are capable of offering something different. Burger King will also take over part of the

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