Introduction:
Ruth’s Chris house has been a successful franchise in all the four restaurants existing outside US, and in this regard, the company seeks a breakthrough into other new international markets. The best business ground worth considering presents Brazil as the next destination for Ruth’s Chris as far as international expansion is concerned. A look into the prospects of Sao Paulo in Brazil as the next target requires a SWOT analysis of the new ground that would aid in the assessment of the finer details of the prospects that await Ruth’s Chris as a franchise.
Brazil’s SWOT Analysis:
Strengths:
• Sao Paulo in Brazil has become a potential business hub and unarguably the largest financial center in Latin America.
• It is also important
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• The runaway corruption in the country harms the business environment and causes collapse of various established institutions and industries.
Ruth’s Chris SWOT Analysis:
Strength:
• A strong clientele base in the four restaurants outside US signifies a stable franchise
• Ruth’s Chris enjoys a stronger brand presence compared to its competitors in the ever-crowding industry.
• Enjoys availability of reservations facilities
• The restaurant has provision of both beverages and food in their menu.
• The outlets enjoy efficient economies of scale as there exist niche product offering.
Weaknesses:
• Most of its restaurants only offer dinner.
• It has been faced with the problem of brand recall getting restricted as there is low advertisements and exercise of marketing programs.
Opportunity:
• When different kinds of menu for lunch and dinner are included, there is an opportunity for attraction of more clients in the new outlet
• Availability of online ordering facility presents the franchise with a competitive edge over its rivals.
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