Strategic Management

1. By,
Ajay Puranik
Nikhil Yadav
Payal Patel
Rahul Bohra
Shreya Prabhu

2.  Science and technology
 Non-ferrous
metals(HINDALCO)
 Carbon black(Nuvo)
 Cement
 Textile(Grasim)
 Chemicals
 Insulators
 Ferro Chem
 Wind power
 Telecommunications(IDEA)
 Retail(MORE)
 Financial Services
 Mining
 Agri-business
 Information Technology
Main
Businesses
• 1857- Textile(GRASIM)
• 1958-Hindalco
(Non-ferrous metals)
• 1969- Synthetics
Company(1st overseas)
• Mid 1980’s- Cement
• 1985- Fertilizers
• 1995-Telecommunications
• 2000- Birla Sun Life
Insurance
• 2007- ‘More’
Supermarkets
Diversification –
Over the years

3. 

4.  Aditya Birla
Vacations
 Aditya
Infrastructure
 Aditya Realty
 Aditya Fast-
Food chain
Industry
 Cosmetics
 Adventures
and Sports
Equipment
and gears
New
Industry
Value Chain
Textile Industry
Retail Industry

5. COPPER
• One of the world's largest single-location custom smelters at our Dahej facility in
Gujarat, India along with a power plant.
• In pursuit of vertical expansion, they extended presence in copper production across
national borders when acquired the Nifty and the Mt. Gordon mines in Australia.
These mines secure partial supply of concentrate requirement.
HINDALCO-NOVELIS
• Market driver for Aluminum products in India, being the largest downstream
producer.
• 2007-acquisition of downstream producer Novelis.
• Novelis is the world leader in rolled aluminum products; thus, this acquisition
extends reach in the industry.
• Novelis also has long-standing relationships with leading customers, which Hindalco
expects to grow.
Scope-Domestic to World

6. 
 Aditya Birla Nuvo divests carbon black business to its Mauritius-based
group firm SKI Carbon Black for Rs.1,451 Cr.
 2010-Hindalco Industries, the flagship company of the Aditya Birla
group, plans to invest Rs10,000 crore fiscal in its three ongoing
projects - Mahan Aluminum in Madhya Pradesh, Aditya Alumina
and Aluminum and Utkal Alumina in Orissa.
 Copper business carried out a planned shutdown in one its
smelters that resulted in a lower than normal level of
production, said the company. Copper sales were lower at Rs 3,636
crore mainly due to lower metal prices. However, EBIT of the
copper business was Rs 81 crore compared to Rs 76 crore a year
ago.
MOVES TO DIVEST
WEAK BUSINESSES

7. 
Thank You!