Georgian Glass and Mineral Water Case Solution
Due to this, a digital Teacher Duplicate of the case isn't accessible through this web site. At the peak of the power of the Soviet Union, Borjomi was Georgia's leading export merchandise with 450 million half-liter bottles annually. During the early 1990s, nevertheless, Borjomi factories endured negligence, larceny, and underinvestment. The direction of GGMW must raise additional funding in order to fully capitalize on the marketplace chance. Additionally, management is faced with serious managing challenges in a recently privatized market.
This is just an excerpt. This case is about INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
PUBLICATION DATE: March 10, 1999
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