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I wonder if loyalty to Bunnings played a part at all in the failure of Masters. Of course a large part of it was price and selection. But it seemed though that
by robryan 9y ago
I wonder if loyalty to Bunnings played a part at all in the failure of Masters.
Of course a large part of it was price and selection. But it seemed though that it was mostly a me too type offering and unless there was a drastic reduction in prices ( drastically better range would have been very hard) people were already pretty happy with Bunnings.
- petecox 9y agoBunnings (Wesfarmers) had a well-established lead. There was no compelling reason for Masters to enter the market except that Woolworths thought they needed a piece of the action. Such is our supermarket duopoly.