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Btec business unit 1: Exploring businesses
SKU: Btec | Pages: 12 | Year: 2022
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Btec business unit 1: Exploring businesses
In this assignment I will be exploring two different businesses, one Public limited company and a
nonprof...
Btec business unit 1: Exploring businesses
In this assignment I will be exploring two different businesses, one Public limited company and a
nonprofit organization. These two businesses are Sainsbury’s and Cancer research. I will be exploring the
ownership, scope, sector, purpose and size of each of these businesses.
Sainsbury’s
Sainsbury’s was established in 1869 when John James Sainsbury and his wife opened up a shop in
London. The store began as a retailer of fresh foods and later expanded by selling packaged sgroceries
such as tea and sugar. Shops began to look similar and therefore a bold 2 J. SAINSBURYS’ sign was
printed on the top of the shop which made the shop distinctive and bold from the others. By 1922, it was
incorporated as the private company ‘J. SAINSBURY LIMITED’. Long after the owner dies and his son took
over the business the company began to decline after the world war. BY 1973, the business went public
as ‘J SAINSBURY plc’. BY then, the brand was fully owned by the SAINSBURY family. BY 1998 the brand
was re-launched and from there progressed and was ‘made great again’ as the brand got bigger and
bigger
Sainsbury’s is a public limited company which is the UKs second largest leading supermarkets company.
With over 600 supermarkets worldwide and 800 convenience stores, Sainsbury’s holds a 16% share of
the supermarket sector. As a big retailer, Sainsbury’s continue to promise to provide high quality service
to customers and also maximize or provide good financial return to their stakeholders. They also
continue to help customers ‘live well for less’ and improve their cost of living by selling at good prices.
A stakeholder is any person, organization, social group or society at large which has a stake in a business.
Therefore, these can be either internal or external. A stake, is an interest or activity in the business. In
this rapidly changing retail marketplace Sainsbury’s ensures to continue giving customers what they want
via multiple channels of distribution whilst delivering value for shareholders of the business who are
among the stakeholders.
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