Description
SWOT ANALYSIS OF SUNUCO
Sunoco
Parent Company
Sunoco
Category
Oil and Gas
Sector
Energy
Tagline/ Slogan
Life is a journey, we keep things moving
One of the largest gasoline distribution companies in the United States, with Sunoco brand gasoline being sold in over 4,700 outlets USP spanning 26 states STP
Corporates and individuals in East Coast and Midwest regions of the Segment US. looking to fulfill energy needs
Enterprises , people who depend on gasoline, coke for vehicles, Target Group domestic and other uses
Leading transportation fuels provider, with operations primarily Positioning located in the East Coast and Midwest regions of the US SWOT Analysis
1.Established retail operation with nearly 5000 retail gasoline outlets gives the company a competitive edge and enhances its growth prospect. 2.Sunoco is known as a company on the move -constantly innovating, evolving, and always delivering Strength 3.Sunoco transformed its business to focus on logistics and transportation fuels and then merged with Energy Transfer Partners, one of the largest natural gas and natural gas distribution companies in the United States 4. One of the most prominent oil and gas companies based out of USA
1.Overdependence on operating subsidiaries to generate funds Weakness 2.Dependence on third party suppliers after exit from refining business could negatively impact the operations of the company. 3. Restricted scale in retail operations and limited market share
1.Expansion of the retail marketing business will allow the company Opportunity to expand its brand presence in the US markets and also maintain its financial strength. 2.Environmental efficiency programs
1.Intense competition in the northeastern US and on the US Gulf Threats Coast threatens to erode the market share of the company. 2.Operational risks 3.Risk of Product substitution Competition
1.ConocoPhillips 2.Delek US Holdings, Inc. 3.ExxonMobil Corporation Competitors 4.Gulf Oil Limited Partnership 5.Hess Corporation 6.Holly Corporation 7.Marathon Oil Corporation
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SWOT ANALYSIS OF SUNUCO
Sunoco
Parent Company
Sunoco
Category
Oil and Gas
Sector
Energy
Tagline/ Slogan
Life is a journey, we keep things moving
One of the largest gasoline distribution companies in the United States, with Sunoco brand gasoline being sold in over 4,700 outlets USP spanning 26 states STP
Corporates and individuals in East Coast and Midwest regions of the Segment US. looking to fulfill energy needs
Enterprises , people who depend on gasoline, coke for vehicles, Target Group domestic and other uses
Leading transportation fuels provider, with operations primarily Positioning located in the East Coast and Midwest regions of the US SWOT Analysis
1.Established retail operation with nearly 5000 retail gasoline outlets gives the company a competitive edge and enhances its growth prospect. 2.Sunoco is known as a company on the move -constantly innovating, evolving, and always delivering Strength 3.Sunoco transformed its business to focus on logistics and transportation fuels and then merged with Energy Transfer Partners, one of the largest natural gas and natural gas distribution companies in the United States 4. One of the most prominent oil and gas companies based out of USA
1.Overdependence on operating subsidiaries to generate funds Weakness 2.Dependence on third party suppliers after exit from refining business could negatively impact the operations of the company. 3. Restricted scale in retail operations and limited market share
1.Expansion of the retail marketing business will allow the company Opportunity to expand its brand presence in the US markets and also maintain its financial strength. 2.Environmental efficiency programs
1.Intense competition in the northeastern US and on the US Gulf Threats Coast threatens to erode the market share of the company. 2.Operational risks 3.Risk of Product substitution Competition
1.ConocoPhillips 2.Delek US Holdings, Inc. 3.ExxonMobil Corporation Competitors 4.Gulf Oil Limited Partnership 5.Hess Corporation 6.Holly Corporation 7.Marathon Oil Corporation
doc_625912141.docx