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Hamburger Wars: BurgerKing vs. McDonald's
Section C
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MembersRevathy
Nagmani
Vineeth
Shobhit
VidyaAthira U
Ashwathy
Ron
Anand
Geordie
Febin TSandhya N
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Story:McDonalds vs. Burger King
McDonalds:
Founded in 1955
Founder: Ray Kroc
13,000 restaurants
(domestic)
44% of fast-food market
share
Burger King:
Founded in 1954
Founder: McLamore &
Edgerton
7,800 restaurants
(domestic)
21.9% of fast-food market
share
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McDonalds ExpansionKroc was first allowed to sell franchises in 1955, by
1960 there was 200 restaurants.
Kroc bought out McDonald brothers. By 1968, there
were 1200 restaurants and sales were $400 million.
By 1972, there were 2,272 restaurants, and sales
were over $1 billion. (By comparison, Burger Kingsales were only $271 million, good for only fourth,
behind McDonalds, KFC, and Dairy Queen)
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Burger King ReactionBurger King was first to introduce the dine-in
concept, and drive-through food service. This idea
was quickly adopted by McDonalds and others.
Burger King (along with Pillsbury, the previous
owner) was bought by Grand Metropolitan in 1988.
By 1999, Burger King had 10,506 total owned orfranchised restaurants, with sales of $10.3 billion,
good for second behind only McDonalds
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Burger Kings strategy Opened prototype for future restaurants in Reno, NV
in April, 99. Includes new color scheme (blue
instead of tan & brick), different style interior, open
kitchen to show off flame-broiled cooking, and added
virtual fun centers to play areas that provideselectronic interactive games.
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Burger Kings strategy (cont)Menu would remain the same, but new cooking units
would provide opportunity to add new items,
including thicker patties.Heated cabinets would replace heat lamps,
microwaves, and holding chutes.
Company expects that stores would boost averageunit sales to $1.6 million (annual) from the current
$1.15 million (and above McDonalds current of $1.5
million)
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Strength of the WarriorsMcDonalds sales has continually grown, from $11
billion in 1985 to just below $36 billion in 1998.
McDonalds had capitalized big in foreign markets.In 1998, McDonalds had 12,328 foreign restaurants
(2,852 in Japan alone).
McDonalds had found that more stores in a city ledto more per capita transactions, leading to increased
market share. It also had been able to reduce the
cost of building new restaurants by 26%.
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Strength of the WarriorsMcDonalds earnings were still increasing, with 126
consecutive quarters of record earnings through the
third quarter of 96.
Had advantages few could match, including brief
menu, strict operating standards and procedures,friendly service (despite high turnover), and heavy
mass-media advertising aimed at families and
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Strength of the WarriorsBurger King unable to gain ground in 90s: 1993 total
sales were $23.6 billion for McDonalds versus $6.7
billion for Burger King (roughly 28% of McDonalds).
1998 total sales were $36 billion for McDonalds versus
$10.3 billion for Burger King (still roughly 28% of
McDonalds)
Burger King also unable to open as many restaurants(2,700 restaurants in the period between 93 and 98 as
opposed to the 10,600 new restaurants opened by
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Mutiny : Mc DFranchisee problems:
While McDonalds was big on the major expansion
idea, some franchisees werent as excited. A
McDonalds open just down the road meant that a
McDonalds franchisee owner may be actually
competing directly against another McDonalds.
Franchisee owners also felt stifled by the increasing
controls over operations.
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Mutiny : Mc DMenu problems:
Fearing they were losing adult sales, McDonalds
launched the Arch Deluxe, complete with $200
million promotion. Expectations were for the Arch
Deluxe to be a $1 billion brand in year one.
Didnt perform well, some referred to burger as
McFlop.
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Mutiny : Mc D In a 95 survey, McDonalds got low marks on food
quality, value, service, and cleanliness.
McDonalds reluctantly went to extra value meals to
keep up with Taco Bell. Deluxe revenues were
expected to offset value pricing.
Other attempts at increasing menu choices includeMcDLT, McLean, pizza, and caf style dining. All
considered failures.
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Mutiny : Mc DDomestic vs. Foreign:
While sales overall were increasing, this was due to
the foreign market. Domestic sales had decreased by 3% per store on
average in 1996 (fifth quarter in a row with decrease)
In 1985, foreign restaurants made up 28% of thetotal. By 1998, the percentage was up to 50%.
Sales growth in the United States seems to be
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Brainstorming McDonalds needs drastic change to grow.
McDonalds has room to grow without drastic changes.
Lets get it on!
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Franchisee RelationsIn 1999, CEO Jack Greenberg eased controls over
franchises, allowing franchisees to have more say over
local menus.
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New Weapons Since 1999, McDonalds have allowed some products to
be sold regionally. Examples include the McBrat in
Wisconsin and Minnesota, McLobster Rolls in New
England, and Homestyle Burgers in Texas.
Bagel breakfast sandwiches were introduced in 1999,and have had success.
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New Weapons McFlurry (similar to the Dairy Queen Blizzard)
Recent additions (2003) include the premium salad, which
has had much early success.
The newest product is the McGriddle, complete with majoradvertising campaign which includes such slogans as
Bizarre, but yummy
Happy Meals now come with a handheld electronic mini-
game produced by Sega.
Recently announced that they were going to add wireless
internet service to stores in San Francisco.
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New WarfareIn 1999, McDonalds bought Donatos Pizza,
Chipitole Mexican Grill, Aroma (coffee shops), and
Boston Market.
However, in 2002, McDonalds sold most of the
Aroma restaurants, along with the Aroma name.
At the end of March, 2003, McDonalds announce its
intent to sell Donatos, Chipitole, and Boston Market.
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Current Strength United States: $4.830 billion 47.5%
Europe: $2.718 billion 26.8%
Rest: $2.604 billion 25.7%
Total non-U.S. % = 52.5%
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Comparison : With Enemies2009 2002
McDonalds 7.3% McDonalds 7.8%
Burger King 3.0% Burger King 3.6%
Wendys 2.4% Taco Bell 2.2%
Subway 1.9% Pizza Hut 2.1%
Taco Bell 1.9% Wendys 2.1%
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New EnemiesFast-food industry as a whole is losing market share
to other restaurants, including the fast casual
restaurants, which offer higher quality food withouttable service.
Currently, Subway has to be considered the biggest
mover in the fast-food industry. They are the fastestgrowing (now with more restaurants the
McDonalds), and with great increases in same store
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McDonalds struggles Faced with struggling sales, and lost market share,
CEO Greenberg decides in December of 2002 that it
is a good time to retire. Cantalupo takes over.
The last quarter in 2002 marked the first quarterly
income loss in company history (announces theclosing of hundreds of stores, plans included closing
719 stores)
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Battle Field : ReportApril of 2003 marked the first rise in U.S. same store
sales (1.3%) in many months.
May of 2003 marked a 6.3% rise in U.S. same store
sales, the highest increase in 4 years. (Incomparison, Burger King is down 7.3% in the first
quarter, with more of the same predicted by the
CEO, Wendys is down 1.9% in June. Taco Bell wasup 5% in June, Pizza Hut up by 2%)
Credit for increase goes primarily to the brisk sales
of premium salads.
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Present StrategyOn 6/6/03, McDonalds announced it was going to
reduce new restaurant openings, focus on adding
customers to the current restaurants, and streamline
restaurant development functions.
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News It has been revealed that McDonalds has been testing
electronic terminals, called kiosks, that will allow
customers to make selections on a touch screen, and
allow customers to either pick up food at another area,
or have it brought to their table.
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