Multi-Brand Portfolio

Skyve

Inventory Days 100 to 70 | OTIF 90% to 96%

70
Inventory Days
96%
OTIF Rate
-12%
Freight Cost

The Situation

Skyve is a multi-brand portfolio operator running multiple brands under one ownership structure, each with different product categories, suppliers, and sales channels. The fragmentation across brands -- different systems, different processes, no shared infrastructure -- was the defining operational challenge.

Each brand in the portfolio was operating independently. There was no shared data structure, no portfolio-level planning, and no unified supplier or logistics framework. The brands were functional individually but created compounding inefficiency and risk at the portfolio level.

  • Fragmented operations across brands
  • No shared SKU structure or naming conventions
  • No central supplier database
  • No shared QC framework
  • No portfolio-level demand planning or consolidated freight

Our Role

Portfolio-level supply chain standardisation and systems build. We were responsible for creating the shared operational infrastructure that would allow the portfolio to scale without proportionally scaling complexity.

  • Unified SKU structure design and implementation
  • Central supplier database build
  • Shared QC framework across brands
  • Cross-brand demand planning
  • Consolidated freight management
  • Shared 3PL infrastructure

Engagement Phases

Phase 1 -- Standardisation

0-6 Months
  • Unified SKU structure across all brands
  • Built central supplier database
  • Implemented shared QC framework

Phase 2 -- Portfolio Systems

6-12 Months
  • Activated cross-brand demand planning
  • Consolidated freight -- single relationships, shared containers where applicable
  • Shared 3PL infrastructure for operational leverage
70
Inventory Days
from 100
96%
OTIF
from 90%
-12%
Freight Cost
vs baseline

Outcome

The portfolio became scalable, predictable, and operationally efficient. New brands could be onboarded into the existing infrastructure rather than built from scratch -- a permanent structural advantage.

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