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    Emerging market trends in

    indiaSubmitted By :- Group 2

    Section :-R2

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    Introduction

    India ranks among the well known emerging markets in theglobal economic scenario. emerging market India has really

    prospered which has helped to boost the Indian economy to a

    great extent.

    The main factors behind this booming emerging market are

    the economic liberalization and the perfect competition

    market, the development of medical facilities and

    infrastructure, the increase in foreign investments

    There has been a significant growth of the Indian market

    which has resulted in the high Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

    The average annual growth rate ranges between 6 to 7 %.

    The rural markets are estimated to be growing fastly , have

    acquired significance in countries like China and India, as the

    overall growth of the economy has resulted into substantial

    increase in the purchasing power of the rural communities.

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    The youth segment is growing. Many market research

    companies are spending sums trying to understand this

    segment. The has been an Increased use of digital media and a

    decrease in television, radio,and print mediawhich has

    brought a complete change in advertisement industry.

    Also the has been an Increased use of quality,targeted

    content (textual and video) that tells a company's story welland engages the prospective customer.

    Increased use of e-mail to reach out to prospects and

    customers more frequently at a very low cost

    There has also been a great change in consumer perception

    and lifestyle over years which has brought a paradigm shiftin the indian market.e.g more and more women are nw

    working which has brought a great change in their

    lifestyle,prefrences and perception.

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    Changing consumer behaviourThere has been a huge change in consumer behaviour since last few decades

    and is continously changing.In INDIA since liberalization of economy there is a rapid change in life

    style,e.g-

    Theme wedding :-

    There are consumers who like to celebrate occasions in a special way.

    Theme weddings are getting more popular these days and they have

    completely changed the style of celebrating wedding and the way it use to

    celebrate earlier.Event management for weddings and theme weddings are

    equally getting popular

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    The youth segment is growing. Many market research companies are spending

    sums trying to understand this segment. They have done what is known as ,Mind

    Mapping to know their full profile and segment them .

    The kids segment is also very rapidly changing. With plenty of pocket money to

    dispose now kids also can make their own buying decision -it could be a greeting

    card for a valentine or strawberry sundae at Mc-Donald's with a girl. They are

    familiar with brands and can identify them.

    The senior citizens are also changing their life style, they dont save much as they

    used to. They shop, watch cricket matches tour and go for wild life observations &

    religious cum physical exercise tours. They take care of their health by going to

    gym , spa resorts, yoga.

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    Emerging Trends in the Indian market

    Food and beverages market

    Consumers consumption pattern has changed. People these days have busyschedules & do not get time,so consumers demand for processed, health,

    packaged & ready to eat food.

    The tremendous growth in its population of young people is likely to bring about ashift in the Indian food and drinks industry, as young populations drive the demand for

    processed and health foods.

    Due to increasing urbanisation and rising disposable income, the buying power of the

    new middle class is increasingly being directed towards modern, convenience food

    products .Higher incomes will result in a change in consumption patterns

    The Indian distribution system is very fragmented because of the large size of the

    country, infrastructure constraints (roads, cold storage and electricity) and a large

    number of retail stores. Transportation facilities and refrigerated warehousing are

    limited and costly, thus requiring huge capital input for quality warehousing and

    distribution.

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    HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY

    Till few years ago healthcare delivery was sole responsibility of Private

    practitioners and Doctor owned and run hospitals. Since it was alsoconsidered only as a social sector so almost all the large hospitals were

    either Government or charitable hospitals.

    But today, The demand for quality healthcare has increased within the

    domestic healthcare consumers.

    Peoples concern for their health has brought about many changes in the

    healthcare sector.

    Todays patients have more choices than ever when it comes to choosing

    and using health care resources,

    In the present scenario, providers need to offer innovative services and

    products that are geared toward health care consumerism

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    REAL ESTATE

    As Indian economy is rapidly changing in response to technological

    innovation, real estate has evolved from a depository of wealth for householdsand assets for corporations into a major force in the debt and equity markets

    Indian real estate industry is growing with a compounded growth rate (CAGR)

    of more than 30%on the back of robust economic performance of the country.

    Market is getting more organized with presence of overseas developers

    Emergence of small citiestier II & tier III cities

    New avenues of investmenthospitality, health care, integrated townships,

    infrastructure corridors and others Investments flowing from multiple sourcesFDI/PE/Institutional

    Investors/Debt

    Real EstateSecond Largest employment driver in India

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    STAGES OF EVOLUTION

    PAST

    Lack of Industrial

    Status

    Finance being

    arrangedmainly from pre-selling

    of the units

    Limited purview of

    the

    government

    Quality of

    construction

    average

    Lack of transparency

    PRESENT

    In line for industrial status

    Multiple sources of

    fundingDebt, PE, VC,

    etc

    Enjoys strong attention of

    the central as well as state

    government

    Remarkable improvement

    in the quality and designs

    of construction

    Improvement in the

    transparency level

    Emergence of well-defined

    product categories

    MOVINGFORWARD

    Fully organized

    industry

    Well placed industry

    standards

    Industry regulator in

    place to control the

    sector

    FDI allowed in across

    real estate avenues

    REITS/REMFs

    increasing the depth

    of the market

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    RURAL MARKET

    There has been a significant changes in the indian rural market since past fewyears.

    Banking sectors finding better opportunities through farmers. As

    farmers need loans for seeds, fertilizers etc. farmers also need to invest

    their money for future use.

    As the prospect of rural population is changing towards health, and

    lifestyle. FMCG sector is realizing this opportunity through increasing

    their marketing trends for this segment . Hospitals are also finding

    better way to establish in rural segment.

    Looking at opportunities in haats, melas, post offices, system etc.

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    Strategy Marketers are Opting

    Information Technology : Places computers with Internet access in rural

    farming villages

    Each e-Choupal costs between US $3,000 and US $6,000 to set up and

    about US $100 per year to maintain

    The farmers use the computer to access daily closing prices on local

    mandis.

    The farmers can also know about weather forecast

    local and best practices in the world from e-Choupal Website

    Order seeds, fertilizers, and other products at harvest time, ITC offers to

    buy the crop directly from any farmer

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    New rural marketing trends

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    ICICI BANK customized their rural ATMs, so they can operate biometricauthentication. ICICI rural ATMS are battery operated so that power failureis not issue.

    Bank of India introduced Bhumiheen credit cards for providing credit cardfacilities to landless farmers.

    Nokia develop affordable Mobile phones for rural markets with uniquefeatures such as local language capabilities, present time/ call limits etc.

    Philips develop a TV Vardaan for rural markets. This TV work on thevoltage 90-270 volts.

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    Conclusion

    There has been a great shift in the marketing trends of the economy, may it

    be service sector, health care sector , retail sector or any other sector.

    The change in consumption pattern of consumers has led to the change in

    marketing trends . the income of consumers has changed due to which

    marketing trends have changed, because manufacturers have to produce asper the requirements of the consumers.

    The major changes are in the form of distribution pattern, advertising,

    promotion techniques.

    Marketing people are very keen on keeping track of life style changes,

    because this gives signals for new products and services.

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