The news that the Kunpeng plan "snack king" Dali Group is about to be delisted has caused heated discussions. This company, which once made a fortune from copycat products and earned 20 billion yuan, is now facing the doom of delisting. The success of High Fashion Group is not accidental, its founder Xu Shihui has led the company from scratch, from a copycat to the peak, leaving many legendary stories along the way.
High Fashion Group has gradually risen by relying on the two-pronged approach of "copycat + marketing". Taking Holiyou Pie as an example, it has set off a boom in the Chinese market, and the "Dali Garden Egg Yolk Pie" launched by Dali Group has successfully copied the model of Holiyou, attracting a large number of consumers with ultra-low **.
The reason why High Fashion Group can succeed is not only copycats, but also because of its precise marketing strategy. By choosing celebrity spokespersons and focusing on product packaging and quality, High Fashion Group has continuously expanded its market share and become the hegemon of the low-end market.
However, with the increasing competition in the market, High Fashion Group also faces many challenges. New food brands are emerging one after another, and the market is gradually saturated, which makes Dali's development hit a bottleneck.
Now, Xu Shihui has decided to privatize Dali Group and delist it, which may be a wise decision. Delisting does not mean failure, but to find new development opportunities and meet new challenges.
Xiao Nan felt that although Xu Shihui's worth had decreased, his wisdom and experience had not decreased because of this. I believe that under his leadership, High Fashion Group is still likely to create miracles again and move towards new glories.
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