OEM manufacturers take on the challenge of expanding overseas from scratch – a growth strategy envisioned through "Omakase Trading"Protected: 吉田司株式会社 Mr.
Yoshida Tsukasa Co., Ltd. is an OEM manufacturer that boasts a top-class market share in Japan for support products. With "encounters" and "health" as its themes, the company has continued to create products that are close to people and society. Based on the manufacturing technology it has cultivated since its founding, the company is embarking on a new challenge in unfamiliar overseas markets.
assignment
- Lack of knowledge and experience regarding overseas expansion
- Lack of clarity in the criteria for selecting target countries for expansion.
- Stagnation of sales channel development due to lack of internal resources
current situation
- Visualizing market reactions through simultaneous deployment in multiple countries
- Building a sales promotion system through e-commerce listing and promotion support.
- Securing initial support for overseas business by establishing an export system.
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