BAE Systems Case Study

BAE Systems 

 

BAE Systems is a company that provides leading military aerospace and security solutions. BAE employs 93,000 people in 40 different countries. They are famous for manufacturing military vehicles such as: 


    • CV90 
    • M113 
    • BvS10 


BAE Systems have recently signed a weapons agreement in Ukraine. 

 

Organisational structure 

BAE Systems is managed by CEO, Charles Woodburn. Under him are directors of each instalment in the business. These directors manage specific parts such as HR, financing, weaponry, intelligence, etc... 


BAE is a public limited company (PLC) which means people can buy shares on the stock market. 

 

Main members 


    • Charles Woodburn – Chairman, CEO 
    • Brad Greve – Finance director 
    • David Armstrong MBE – Intelligence manager 
    • Simon Barnes – Manager of BAE Saudi 
    • Gabby Costigan – Manager of business development 

 

PESTEL analysis 


Political – Military invasion, corruption, political stability, taxation 

Economic – Exchange rates, education levels, labour costs, inflation 

Social – Class structure, demographics, entrepreneurial spirit, leisure interests 

Technological – Technological advance by competitors, product offering, technological diffusion, cost structure 

Environmental – Weather, climate change, environmental legislation, recycling 

Legal – DPA, anti-trust, copyright, discrimination law 

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