In my opinion, Asahi is an excellent example of successfully applying the Kaizen philosophy in practice. Kaizen, known for its focus on continuous improvement and process optimization, is clearly reflected in Asahi’s approach to the European market. Faced with a demographic crisis in Japan, the company didn’t sit back and watch domestic demand decline, but instead chose a strategy of gradual and sustainable growth, focusing on international markets.
Their expansion into Europe through the acquisition of well-known brands like Peroni and Grolsch is a perfect example of a thoughtful, step-by-step growth strategy that aligns perfectly with Kaizen principles. Asahi didn’t just enter a new market—they adapted their processes, products, and business models to fit local conditions, allowing the company to achieve continuous improvement and long-term sustainability.
This example highlights the importance of flexibility, ongoing quality enhancement, and employee engagement, all of which help Asahi remain competitive on the international stage.
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President and Group CEO Atsushi Katsuki shares more on one of our biggest success story in Europe. Read more in Ryan Hogg's story on Fortune here: https://lnkd.in/gCmKQYqp
Asahi Group has thrived on the values of challenge, innovation, and excellence in quality. We've never shied away from pushing boundaries, harnessing our inventive spirit to transform ourselves for a brighter future. Our journey, marked by bringing together iconic brands to build a diverse multi-beverage portfolio centered on beer, demonstrates our ability to transform challenges into opportunities.
How a Japanese population crisis made Asahi one of Europe's biggest beer makers
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