Costco Case Study
Autor: Aditya Varma • June 20, 2016 • Case Study • 3,644 Words (15 Pages) • 789 Views
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Contents
Introduction
Aim and Mission
Code of Ethics
Obey the law
Take care of our members
Take care of our employees
Respect our suppliers
Rewards our shareholders
Market Insight
Market Share and Analysis
Marketing Strategy
SWOT Analysis
Employee Focus
Sales and Promotion
Profit and Loss
Conclusion
References
Introduction
Costco is a membership warehouse club founded by James Sinegal and Jeffrey H. Brotman. Costco focuses on delivering best possible prices on quality merchandise to its customers. Costco provides a large selection of merchandise with the convenience of specialty departments and exclusive memberships that make the shopping experience a pleasurable one.
Costco opened its first store in Seattle in 1983. But the corporate history dates back to 1976, through its mergers, when Costco merged with its competitor Price Club which was founded in San Diego, California in 1976. Costco merged with Price Club in 1993, and was later named as “Price Costco”. But, in 1997 Price Costco was named as “Costco Wholesale”.
As per the data available on 11th November 2015, Costco has a total of 698 warehouses in United States, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, Spain, Australia and Taiwan.
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