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Case Study: Brambles

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Strategy and objective of the company:
Brambles (CHEP) remain focused on their targets that were set in December 2013 so that they can deliver annual percentage growth in sales revenue in the high single digits at constant currency, and return on capital invested of 20% by FY19. However because of the size of investment opportunity in their current business is bigger than what they expected when they set those objectives, they now envision average annual growth in average capital invested before acquisition, will be higher than their past expectations of 5%.
Their investment in development programs that strengthen their current business, combined with activities to deliver operational efficiencies, like the One Better program launched in 2014, …show more content…

Aviation Pallets: Aviation pallets helps in reducing total cost of ownership, they are so efficient with no CAPEX and reduce OPEX, help in reducing the cost of fuel, CHEP is in charge of administration, detecting, chasing , and organizing repositioning of the pallets so the client should not bother.
Automotive Pallets: Automotive pallets minimizes the handling cost, they also improve the efficiency of production, they ensure that there is no delay in production during unexpected spikes, they are save and with low health risk, they are environmentally friendly, with good quality material, and the empty pallets of this kind can be stacked 30 high on a level and solid base that’s why they save on storage costs. All above pallets help in reducing the handling cost to the receiver, and helps clients to transport their products all over the world using different sized pallets, they are efficient and reduce …show more content…

Reusable pallets are dependable and available worldwide located in the service centres and available to clients anytime they need it. Pallets sizes are different across regions but the international organization for standardization (ISO) is 6780, and CHEP can supply pallets that matches all specification for both domestic and international transfers. These pallets helps in reducing operational cost, and helps you to increase your budget as you only pay for what you need. You can get advice from industry experts to be able to solve materials handling requirements. They meet supply needs during seasons times. They reduce staff costs with no pallets procurement. They focus on core business not equipment pooling, they are environmentally friendly, completely reusable, saves energy, and recyclable. They also help clients to save storage costs by holding less pallet inventory, they can collect and return pallets to CHEP at any time so they won’t need to pay more to have space to keep pallets in their stores they can simply return it back to CHEP. They are of great quality and great material. Using these pallets clients can save time and money. CHEP satisfies their client with great services like repairing pallets, delivering pallets on time and providing clients with pallets of great quality. These pallets save products from getting damaged or spoiled. The

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