Piracy-battered OSN pivoted to streaming with OSN+, then merged it into Anghami
KIPCO's pay-TV group OSN, losing about $125m a year to piracy and OTT, relaunched as streamer OSN+ in 2022, hit record subscribers and merged with Anghami.
Ler o casochange.archiUM ARQUIVO CASESTUDIES.CHAT
Uma atitude diferente.
Um resultado diferente.
Mudanças de rumo, reinvenções e transformações que fizeram diferença.
O arquivo completo, no appOs artigos estão em inglês e chinês simplificado. Títulos e textos mantêm o idioma de publicação.
Casos publicados
2,000 CASOS PUBLICADOS · ATUALIZADOS REGULARMENTEBT halved its dividend, cut 15,000 jobs, and rebuilt profit to £2.1B by 2011
After a £134M 2009 loss and a halved dividend, Livingston's cost cuts and fibre push lifted adjusted pre-tax profit 20% to £2,083M by 2011.
Ler o casoTITAN's fourth-gen CEO handed it to a non-family CEO to break out of carbon
After 26 years making TITAN a multinational, fourth-gen Dimitri Papalexopoulos backed the first non-family CEO; TITAN hit record results and 30% green output.
Ler o casoMorgan Stanley bought E*Trade and Eaton Vance in 2020 and posted record profit
Amid COVID's market chaos, Morgan Stanley closed its $13B E*Trade deal and added Eaton Vance, capping a decade-long pivot to wealth management.
Ler o casoBrewer J.C. Jacobsen gave Carlsberg to a foundation in 1876, securing it for 140 years
In 1876 J.C. Jacobsen transferred his brewery to the Carlsberg Foundation; at his death in 1887 it became sole owner, still controlling the votes today.
Ler o casoHanesBrands turned Champion into a $1.36B global streetwear brand in 2018
Retro streetwear made Champion cool again; HanesBrands scaled it globally, lifting Champion sales outside mass retail to $1.36B in 2018 from about $1B in 2017.
Ler o casoOberoi's patriarch, 93, handed EIH to a nephew-chairman and a son-CEO in 2022
PRS Oberoi stepped down as EIH chairman at 93, passing the hotel group to nephew Arjun (chairman) and son Vikram (CEO) — a planned third-generation handover.
Ler o casoNaver's disaster-born LINE app turned a sidelined search firm into Japan's chat giant
After the 2011 earthquake broke Japan's phone networks, Naver's team built LINE in six weeks — 300M users and a dual Tokyo-New York listing followed
Ler o casoRoy Martínez turned a car-tool sideline into a $500,000 course business
After PayPal limited him to Costa Rica, Roy Martínez used Hotmart to build a 19-person repair-course operation earning about $500,000 a year.
Ler o casoAvtoVAZ/Lada: Renault's cuts and Vesta reboot end a decade of losses
Renault-led AvtoVAZ cut 13,000 jobs in Tolyatti, cleared 100bn rubles of debt and bet on Vesta/XRAY, posting its first profit in a decade in 2018.
Ler o casoSoftBank's iPhone exclusivity bet in 2008 made it Japan's fastest-growing carrier
Japan's No.3 carrier took the iPhone deal analysts doubted, added 215,400 net subscribers in its first month and lifted its market share from about 17% to 23%.
Ler o casoBOE turned a dying state vacuum-tube factory into the world's biggest display maker
Wang Dongsheng pooled cash with colleagues to buy a bankrupt Beijing tube factory, and BOE became the world's No.1 panel maker.
Ler o casoSchaeffler's family sold assets and refinanced to survive its Continental debt
After borrowing heavily for Continental, the Schaefflers asked for state help in 2009; a €12B refinancing and record 2010 results pulled them back to profit.
Ler o casoIngvar Kamprad gave IKEA to a foundation in 1982 so no heir could break it up
In 1982 Kamprad transferred IKEA's operating group to the INGKA Foundation to secure its longevity; the family keeps influence but cannot sell or split it.
Ler o casoCampari turned Aperol from a regional liqueur into its biggest brand.
After Campari acquired Aperol, the brand became the group's largest: Q1 2019 sales up 27%, full-year 2019 up 20.5%.
Ler o casoCargill's founding family handed the CEO job to an outsider in 1995
After fourth-generation Whitney MacMillan retired, Cargill named Ernie Micek — only the second non-family CEO in the company's 130-year history.
Ler o casoFiat relaunched the 500 on its 50th birthday and rebuilt a small-car franchise.
Fiat launched a new 500 in Turin on July 4, 2007; the retro city car took a record 13.9% of its European segment in 2008 and passed one million units by 2012.
Ler o casoDarlin Ronkus left fashion for phones and grew into a Computer Village success
Aderonke Ayo-Ibine left fashion, converted her father's bungalow into a phone-accessory plaza, and built a multi-service vendor with a Jumia storefront.
Ler o casoAfter the 3Q War, Tencent opened its platforms and invested its way to a second Tencent
After the 2010 3Q War with Qihoo, Tencent opened its platforms and invested in partners — pledging 20 billion yuan of payouts to 'build a second Tencent'.
Ler o casoNokia sold its phones to Microsoft for €5.44B and pivoted to networks, returning to profit
After a €3.1B loss in 2012, Nokia's board sold the handset business to Microsoft for €5.44B and refocused on networks, swinging continuing operations to profit.
Ler o caso