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    Module 1-Session 2

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    Size and growth rate of the organised Retail

    market in India.

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    Comparison of Organised Vs Unorganised

    sector compositions for Various countries.

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    Top 10 global retailers

    1. Wal-Mart , United States ,Sales: $374.5 billion, Earnings: $12.9 billion,Stores: 6,800 worldwide

    2. Carrefour, France, Sales: $130 billion, Earnings: $5.2 billion,Stores: 87,422 worldwide

    3. Tesco, United Kingdom, Sales: $102.6 billion, Earnings: $5.5 billion,Stores: 3,729 worldwide

    4. Metro AG, Germany, Sales: $101 billion, Earnings: $1.5 billion,Stores: 2.221

    5. Home Depot, United States, Sales: $77.3 billion, Earnings: $4.2 billion,

    Stores: 2,258

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    6. CVS Caremark, United States,Sales: $76.3 billion, Earnings: $2.6 billion,Stores: 6,245

    7. Kroger, United States, Sales: $70.2 billion, Earnings: $1.2 billion,Stores: 2,486

    8. Costco, US, Sales: $64.9 billion, Earnings: $1.8 billion, Stores: 520

    9. Target, United States, Sales: $63.4 billion, Earnings: $2.8 billion,

    Stores: 1,591

    10. Groupe Auchan SA, France, Sales: $57.7 billion, Earnings: $1.2 billion,Stores: 1,140

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    Economic Significance of Retailing

    The organised sector is now 8% of the total market and

    is growing at 49% per annum. The Indian retail industryis valued at $270 billion

    India has 12 million retail outlets which is the highest inthe world..

    Retail sector is the second largest employerin India after

    the agricultural sector accounting for 97 Million people.

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    1. Pantaloon Retail450 stores

    18,000 employeesRS.20 billion

    First hypermarket: Big Bazaar 2001

    2. K Raheja Group:Shoppers stop

    Crossword brand

    3. Tata GroupSubsidiaries: Westside, Star India

    Bazaar, Titan

    4. RPG groupFood world store

    Spencer Hyper, super, daily

    Music world

    5. Landmark groupHome solutions

    Max (hypermarket, supermarket)Fun city

    Starting: Citymax hotels

    6. Piramal GroupCrossroads

    lifestyle department:Piramyd Megastore

    family entertainment: Jammin.Trumart supermarket

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    7. SubhikshaICICI Venture Capital holds 24% in

    the equity capital

    8. Bharti-Walmart50:50 percent joint ventureagreement with Walmart

    9. Reliance

    10. AV Birla Group

    Louis PhillipeVan HeusenAllen Solly

    Peter England,Trouser town.More supermarket

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    Retailing in India

    Traditional formats

    -Haats-Moles

    -Mandis

    Established formats

    -Kirana shops-Convenience stores

    -PDS.Public distribution system-Pan/beedi shops

    Emerging formats

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    Drivers if Retail Change in India

    Changing income profiles

    Diminishing Difference Between Rural and Urban India

    Changes in Consumption Patterns

    Emergence of a Young Earning India