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Focusing on these priorities can help partnerships thrive and create more value than they would otherwise. And they are willing to change things up if needed. They emphasize accountability within and across partner companies, and they use metrics to gauge success. Strong partners set a clear foundation for business relationships and nurture them.

The reality is: successful partnerships don’t just happen. In our work helping executive teams set up and navigate complex partnerships, we have witnessed firsthand how these problems crop up, and we have observed the different ways companies deal with them. the main ones were: partners’ disagreements on the central objectives for the relationship, poor communication practices among partners, poor governance processes, and, when market or other circumstances change, partners’ inability to identify and quickly make the changes needed for the relationship to succeed (exhibit). A separate, follow-up survey in 2018 showed that 73 percent of participants expect their companies to increase the number of large partnerships they engage in. Sixty-eight percent said they expect their organizations to increase the number of joint ventures or large partnerships they participate in over the next five years. The last time we polled executives on their perceived risks for strategic partnerships, 1 Observations collected in McKinsey’s 2015 survey of more than 1,250 executives. Of course, the perennial problems associated with managing business partnerships don’t go away either-particularly as companies increasingly strike relationships with partners in different sectors and geographies. And the better companies get at managing individual relationships, the more likely it is that they will become “partners of choice” and able to build entire portfolios of practical and value-creating partnerships. The business environment becomes-for instance, as new technologies emerge or as innovation cycles get faster-the more such relationships make sense. Companies regularly seek partners with complementary capabilities to gain access to new markets and channels, share intellectual property or infrastructure, or reduce risk. The two companies are collaborating to develop, roast, and distribute coffee products under the Starbucks brand.Partnerships never go out of style.

Nestle and Starbucks: In 2018, Nestle and Starbucks announced a joint venture to create a new line of coffee products.

General Electric and Baker Hughes: In 2017, GE and Baker Hughes announced a joint venture to create a new company called GE Baker Hughes, which provides technology and services to the oil and gas industry.

Disney and Fox each own a 50% stake in the company.

Disney and 21st Century Fox: In 2017, Disney and 21st Century Fox announced a joint venture to create a new streaming service called Hulu.

Airbus and Bombardier: In 2018, Airbus and Bombardier announced a joint venture to develop and manufacture aircraft, including the C Series, a new line of narrow-body jets.

The plant, which opened in 2021, is jointly owned and operated by the two companies.

Toyota and Mazda: In 2015, Toyota and Mazda announced a joint venture to build a manufacturing plant in the United States.

Other notable examples of joint ventures:

GSK and Sanofi, two of the world's biggest pharmaceutical giants, joined forces in 2020 to try and create a vaccine to stop the spread of Covid-19.

Brewer Marston's forming a joint venture with Carlsberg's UK arm, uniting ales such as Pedigree and Hobgoblin with Danish Pilsner and Somersby cider.

Docklands-Light Railway (DLR) - a joint venture between French transport group Keolis and infrastructure services provider Amey, part of Spanish multinational Ferrovial.

Toyota investing $600m in China’s ride-hailing firm Didi and setting up a joint venture.

BMW and Jaguar Land Rover – creating a joint venture to share electric car technology.

Hollywood studios combining to fight internet piracy.Google and NASA developing Google Earth.

BMW and Toyota co-operate on research into hydrogen fuel cells and ultra-lightweight materials.Vodafone & Telefónica agreed to share their mobile network.a joint-research project to share the fixed costs of higher risk research. Joint ventures are becoming common as firms want to benefit from collaborative work in reaching a mutually agreed strategic target e.g.

With a joint venture, the businesses remain separate in legal terms.