Strategic business models of multinational wine firms: an overview across the years 1980-2005

The purpose of this work (in French) is to draw a panorama of the evolution of the restructuring strategies of the transnational firms in the world wine industry across the period 1980-2005. The main forms of development of these firms – mergers, acquisitions, and joint ventures – are identified based on an ad-hoc database (W2D-World Wine Data).

The strategies of the firms are explained based on three key elements: production
facilities (vineyard and winery), corporate brands portfolio, and distribution networks.

This assessment anticipates an intensification of the globalisation and competition in the future world wine market.

Has a useful summary of mergers and acquisitions in 2005.

by Alfredo Manuel C Oelho* et Jean-Louis R Astoin**

*UMR Moïsa, Montpellier
**Agro-Montpellier-UMR Moïsa, Montpellier
Agro Montpellier - 2, Place Pierre Viala – 34060 Montpellier Cedex 02 France

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