Company Analysis
Tyson Foods, Inc.
Company Analysis
Strategic Management
Table of Contents
Introduction
Executive Summary Page 3-4
SWOT Analysis
Strengths Page 5
Weaknesses Page 5-6
Opportunities Page 6-7
Threat Page 7
Matrices
EFE Page 8-9
IFE Page 9-10
CFM Page 11-12
Graphs Page 13
Financial Statement Analysis
Ratios Page 14
Graph Page 15
Analysis of Ratios Page 16
Worth of the Business Page 17
Conclusion
Recommendations Page 18
Bibliography
Annotations Page 19-21
Executive Summary This summary will reflect the development of a strategic analysis of Tyson Foods, Inc. and will further evaluate the company’s standing within the food industry. This report contains a SWOT analysis, an EFE matrix, an IFE matrix, a CPM matrix, and the financial ratios for the company, the financial worth of the company, and recommendations. Tyson Foods, Inc. is one of the world’s largest processors and marketers of chicken, beef, and pork as well as prepared foods. The company provides products and services to customers throughout the United States and more than 90 countries. Tyson employs 115,000 team members at more than 400 facilities and offices in the U.S. and around the world. Tyson Foods’ primary philanthropic focus is hunger relief. The company began strategically working in this area in 2000, with a formal national partnership with the hunger relief organization, Share Our Strength. The SWOT analysis revealed that Tyson Foods, Inc. is a company ranked in the top tier of the industry with a very broad and diversified portfolio. This status affords them a very unique and strong market position over many of its competitors. Although Tyson Foods has encountered some legal trouble, the company has been able to continue its success. The vast majority of Tyson Food’s problems are those that are mainly internal. If
Company Analysis
Strategic Management
Table of Contents
Introduction
Executive Summary Page 3-4
SWOT Analysis
Strengths Page 5
Weaknesses Page 5-6
Opportunities Page 6-7
Threat Page 7
Matrices
EFE Page 8-9
IFE Page 9-10
CFM Page 11-12
Graphs Page 13
Financial Statement Analysis
Ratios Page 14
Graph Page 15
Analysis of Ratios Page 16
Worth of the Business Page 17
Conclusion
Recommendations Page 18
Bibliography
Annotations Page 19-21
Executive Summary This summary will reflect the development of a strategic analysis of Tyson Foods, Inc. and will further evaluate the company’s standing within the food industry. This report contains a SWOT analysis, an EFE matrix, an IFE matrix, a CPM matrix, and the financial ratios for the company, the financial worth of the company, and recommendations. Tyson Foods, Inc. is one of the world’s largest processors and marketers of chicken, beef, and pork as well as prepared foods. The company provides products and services to customers throughout the United States and more than 90 countries. Tyson employs 115,000 team members at more than 400 facilities and offices in the U.S. and around the world. Tyson Foods’ primary philanthropic focus is hunger relief. The company began strategically working in this area in 2000, with a formal national partnership with the hunger relief organization, Share Our Strength. The SWOT analysis revealed that Tyson Foods, Inc. is a company ranked in the top tier of the industry with a very broad and diversified portfolio. This status affords them a very unique and strong market position over many of its competitors. Although Tyson Foods has encountered some legal trouble, the company has been able to continue its success. The vast majority of Tyson Food’s problems are those that are mainly internal. If