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Title: Ex Portugal ad mundum: unveiling internationalization strategies and proposing a new market entry for company alpha in the small and medium enterprise landscape - the case of Greece
Author: Palma, Claudia Di
Advisor: Gomes, Emanuel
Sousa, Gonçalo Cordeiro de
Keywords: Sme
Internationalization
Internationalization plan
Internationalization strategy
Small and medium enterprises
Cycling tourism
Portuguese tourism
Adventure tourism
Cluster analysis
Country selection criteria
Competition
Target market selection
Defense Date: 31-Jan-2024
Abstract: This study assesses Company Alpha’s global readiness, targeting market selection and internationalisation planning. Employing statistical methods, including principal component analysis and cluster analyses, the process evaluated 154 countries using 34 variables, resulting in 11 clusters. Initially considering France, Italy, Chile, Greece and Mexico, detailed analyses on the mentioned countries ultimately favoured Chile. Supported by positive financial metrics, Chile forms the centrepiece of Company Alpha’s internationalisation strategy, incorporating a foreign-owned subsidiary and a marketing plan for the 2025’s B2C Chilean cycling tourism expansion. Recommendations envision Chile as the Latin American headquarters by 2029, emphasizing sustainable growth and prudent financial choices. In the individual section the literature review on the international market selection (IMS) and the in-depth market analysis on the case of Greece are also presented.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10362/174313
Designation: A Work Project, presented as part of the requirements for the Award of a Masters Degree in Management from the NOVA – School of Business and Economics
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