ABSTRACT
The study was about branding and business performance of fast moving consumer goods. A case
study of Mukwano Group of Companies Kampala, Uganda. The study was based on the
following four objectives; to determine the profile of respondents in terms of age, gender,
educational level, marital status, working experience and position; to establish branding
strategies used by Mukwano Group of Companies; to establish the extent of business
performance in Mukwano Group of Companies; and to establish the relationship between
branding and business performance. A sample of 176 respondents both female and male
employees of the company and their consumers of fast moving consumer goods were used for
the study. The study employed a case study research design and the methodology used in this
study was both qualitative and quantitative. Questionnaires and documentary review were the
major tools of data collection. In regard to age, the study findings revealed that the majority of
respondents were in age bracket of 31-40 years by 30.30%, in regard to gender, majority 85.80%
were males, in regard to level of education, majority 46.00% were diploma holders, in regard to
marital status, majority 47.20% were single and in regard to working experience, majority
30.70% had a working experience of 6-10 years. In regard to branding strategies, the majority of
respondents revealed that Mukwano Group of Companies considers quality by 43.90%, 36. 10%
for positioning, 39.80% for repositioning, and 47.10% for well-blended communications,
35.60% for being first, 51.20% for having a long-term perspective and focusing on internal
marketing. In regard to business performance, majority 51.70% revealed that the company uses
business performance measurement and control systems in determining the level of performance
though majority 44. 90% revealed that it meets challenges when attempting to implement
performance measurement system. It was finally revealed by majority 53.40% that there is a
relationship between branding and business performance in Mukwano Group of Companies. The
researcher recommended that; branding strategies of fast moving consumer goods should always
be carefully considered; company's brands should have all three appeals that is brand strategy,
brand positioning and brand personality and should also adopt a long-term view with regard to
brand-building activities. Company should invest more resources in branding strategies,
marketers should continue to emphasize the uniqueness of their products in terms of quality
related attributes and also incorporate all aspects related to branding into their product mix to ensure that their products continue to remain popular and achieve long-term growth in sales.
ADAM, A (2021). Branding And Business Performance Of Fast Moving Consumer Goods. A Case Study Of Mukwano Group Of Companies Kampala, Uganda. Afribary. Retrieved from https://tracking.afribary.com/works/branding-and-business-performance-of-fast-moving-consumer-goods-a-case-study-of-mukwano-group-of-companies-kampala-uganda
ADAM, ADAM "Branding And Business Performance Of Fast Moving Consumer Goods. A Case Study Of Mukwano Group Of Companies Kampala, Uganda" Afribary. Afribary, 04 Jun. 2021, https://tracking.afribary.com/works/branding-and-business-performance-of-fast-moving-consumer-goods-a-case-study-of-mukwano-group-of-companies-kampala-uganda. Accessed 14 Nov. 2024.
ADAM, ADAM . "Branding And Business Performance Of Fast Moving Consumer Goods. A Case Study Of Mukwano Group Of Companies Kampala, Uganda". Afribary, Afribary, 04 Jun. 2021. Web. 14 Nov. 2024. < https://tracking.afribary.com/works/branding-and-business-performance-of-fast-moving-consumer-goods-a-case-study-of-mukwano-group-of-companies-kampala-uganda >.
ADAM, ADAM . "Branding And Business Performance Of Fast Moving Consumer Goods. A Case Study Of Mukwano Group Of Companies Kampala, Uganda" Afribary (2021). Accessed November 14, 2024. https://tracking.afribary.com/works/branding-and-business-performance-of-fast-moving-consumer-goods-a-case-study-of-mukwano-group-of-companies-kampala-uganda