supermarket fall

8/7/2019 Supermarket fall

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Prepared By:

Paras Bhanvadia (A-05)

Chitan Lad (A-24)Vishal Prajapati ( A-44)

Priyanshi Shah ( A-50)

Milap Udani ( A-57)

Dipen Vipani ( A-59)


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Flow of Presentationy Introduction

y Supermarket around world

y Opportunities

y Supermarket in India

y Challenges & Reality

y Conclusion


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Introduction Origin: French word retaillier

Retailing:

The sale of goods or commodities in smallquantities directly to consumers.

Supermarket:

Super market is a place, where you get stuff for

your household and that includes everything neededat home.


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Introduction (Contd..) Typesof retail market:

Organized Market -4%

SupermarketUnorganized Market-96%

Haats

Mandis

Melas


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Supermarket around world

y Retail market in US- $9 tn.

y 47 of the global Fortune 500 Companies.

y 25 of Asias top 200 Companies.

y Share in worlds GDP-27%

y Share in USs GDP-22%


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Share of Organized retailing in

various countriesy Western Europe -70%

y Malaysia & Thailand-50%

y Brazil & Argentina-40%

y Philipines-35%

y Indonesia-25%

y South Koria-15%


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Opportunities In Indiay One Stop Shop

y All varieties of particular product can be displayed.


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Opportunities In India (Contd)y Huge volumes so greater discounts can offered.

yAdvertisements

y Huge Customer Base


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y Nuclear Families

y Increasing Standard of Living

Opportunities In India (Contd)


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Supermarkets in India

y First Supermarket in India-Subhiksha(1997)

y It became Indias largest supermarket chain1000 outlets

90 cities


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Contd..y Reliance Fresh (2006)

yWalMart

y Other Major Supermarkety Big Bazaar

y 6TEN

y Spencer's

y Star Bazaar

y D-Mart


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ySubhiksha closed 1200 stores

y

Adani Group had sold all stores toR

eliance.yReliance shut around 50 of its Reliance fresh

stores.

y

Laid off 13% of its 30000 strong workforce.


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Challengesy Market Strength

70% Rural

30% Urban

y High overheads

y Affected by Economic slowdown


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Conclusiony The share of the organized retail sector, which was

earlier projected to touch 16% by 2012 from the

current 5%, is lightly to reach only to 10%.

y Investment flow in organized retailing in India ,

which was projected at around $25 bn over the next 4

to 5 years , is also slowing down.


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Conclusion (contd.)y It seems that this sector will recover and get

back on tract , Inspite of the effects of the

economic slowdown.

yFinally , the consumer will emerge as the king ,

compelling the retailers to make changes in

order to survive.

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