The REAL champion of British business?

A consumer driven business in the UK & Northern Europe facing challenges and wanting to expand into the Asian markets. With the help of the 'British Business champion' will Hawick Knitwear be able to become a hot topic in the Asian markets? Today's post will be focusing on how adding value will impact Hawick Knitwear. Is adding brand value a thought for Hawick Knitwear? Read on more to get down to the real business with the 'British Business Champion'?!...

Do shareholders have a say?

Shareholders have an effect on companies. Wanting to invest into the Asian market will be a tough decision for Hawick Knitwear. Although Asian markets may be the fastest growing emerging market will all shareholders agree with this decision as each shareholder have their own opinions. Expanding into the Asian can have risks i.e. cultural risks and expanding into a different economy could bring a few surprises to the company that they may not have expected. The shareholders have a little say in the business operation but have a financial stake in its success. Are Hawick Knitwear prepared to lose some of its shareholders?

The face of the British business champion?

Celtic Capsule Collection? Hit or Miss?

Hawick Knitwear have decided to launch this new collection for the Asian market. Is this the right way to create brand value in the Asian market? Introducing new products is a primary measure to capitalise on new market opportunities. I believe this is a positive decision for the company and a way to maximise wealth as it will attract customers in a high expenditure market! 

What do you guys think? Comment below!

My opinion would be to go for it. Maximising wealth into a larger market what could possibly go wrong! High risk strategy leads to profit I say?

Lord Digby Jones? The real British business champion? Upcoming post in more detail coming soon! Stay tuned followers...  

RS.