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    RETAIL PENETRATION

    AND BRAND RECALL STUDY

    AT

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    Introduction to projecty Retail Penetration study

    y Company enters a retail market with existing products

    y Set of consumers buying a companys product in the retailmarket

    y To find out the brand being sold most by retailers

    y Brand Recall study

    y The extent to which the brand is recalled as a member of abrand, product or service class

    y To determine buying preferences and level of brand

    awareness by analyzing the brand recalls

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    Company profiley Adani Wilmar Limited (AWL), a Rs. 3200 crore company; is a

    joint venture between two global corporations.

    y TheAdani Group of India - the leaders in international trading

    & private infrastructure.y The Wilmar International Limited of Singapore - agri-business

    group and leading merchandiser and processor of edible oils.

    y TogetherAdani Group and Wilmar Group have set up India'sfirst port based refinery in 1999, at Mundra, Gujarat.

    y Mundra refinery - one of India's largest and most sophisticatedoil refineries.

    y FORTUNE, RAAG and JUBILEE are the brands under whichAWL sells its range of edible oil, vanaspati and bakeryshortening.

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    CONTDy In addition to Mundra refinery,AWL also owns refineries at

    Bundi [Rajasthan], Haldia [West Bengal] and Mantralayam[Andhra Pradesh]. Its cumulative refining capacity is more than

    3200 Tonnes Per Day (TPD).y The company also has packing operations at Chatral

    [Gujarat], Latur [Maharashtra], Jaipur [Rajasthan], Dharwad[Karnataka], Dewas [Madhya Prades] and Cochin [Kerala].

    y With 80 branches, 5000 distributors catering to 1 millionoutlets,AWLs products reach to 20 million households acrossIndia.

    y Since its launch in 2000, Fortune took just 20 months tobecome Indias No.1 edible oil brand.

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    Abouty FORTUNE IS the brand under whichAWL sells its range of

    edible oil.

    y Since its launch in 2000, Fortune took just 20 months to

    become Indias No.1 edible oil brand.y FORTUNE oil is available in foll: variants :

    y Soya Health(Soyabean oil)

    y Sunlite(Sunflower oil)

    y Cotton Plus(Cottonseed oil)

    y Goldnut(Groundnut oil)

    y Kacchi Ghani Pure Mustard oil

    y Pure Groundnut

    y Pure Mustard oil

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    Scenario of edible oil industry2004 2010 2015

    Total Demand (Mln. Tonnes) 10.9 15.6 21.3

    TotalArea under Oilseeds (Mln.

    Hectares) 23.4 28 32

    Yield (Tonnes/hectare) 1.07 1.2 1.4

    Production of Oilseeds (Mln.

    tonnes) 25.1 33.6 44.8

    Domestic supply of edible oils (Mln.

    tonnes) 7 10.1 13.4

    Total edible oil imports - (Mln.

    tonnes) 4.3 5.9 8.3

    Imports as share of demand 39.40% 38.10% 39.50%

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    RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

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    Research Objectives

    y To understand and explore the retail level penetration of

    Fortune oil and its competitor brands.y To observe the distributor services and retailer satisfaction

    regarding the services.

    y To explore the perception and preferences of customers

    regarding various edible oil brands.y To identify the awareness level among consumers of the

    FORTUNE brand.

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    Research Plany Data Sources :

    Primary Data : Survey and InterviewSecondary Data : Internet, Newspapers and

    Company sources

    y Research Design : Exploratory and Descriptive

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    CONTDy Research Instrument : Questionnaires

    y Sampling plan

    y Sampling unit : Retailers and Housewivesy Sample size : 300 retailers and 200 housewives

    y Sampling procedure : Convenience and

    Snowball sampling

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    DATA ANALYSIS

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    Overall Edible oil Penetration

    Fortune

    10% Gemini10%

    Tirupati35%

    Rajmoti30%

    Saffola

    1%

    Ajey3%

    RRO1%

    Dalda3%

    Tez3%

    Uday1% Sundrop

    3%

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    Fortune Variants

    Fortune Soya18%

    Fortune Sunflower27%

    Fortune Mustard17%

    Fortune Groundnut15%

    Fortune Cottonseed23%

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    Sunflower oil penetration

    Fortune43%

    Gemini40%

    Sundrop13%

    Saffola4%

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    Soya bean oil penetration

    Fortune79%

    Champion3%

    Dalda5%

    day2% Gemini

    3%

    Kargil1%

    Dhara1%

    Tirupati5%

    Paras1%

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    Mustard oil penetration

    Fortune

    38%

    Dalda18%

    RRO4%

    Tez17%

    Ajey14%

    day6%

    Pakwan3%

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    Groundnut oil penetration

    Fortune16%

    Rajmoti

    84%

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    Cottonseed oil penetration

    Fortune20%

    Tirupati80%

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    Brand Recall - Analysisy Relation between Income and Usage

    y Chi-square test

    Chi-square calc. > Chi-square Theor.

    Thus usage is dependent on income

    Calculated Theoretical df Significance

    Pearson

    Chi-square

    58.452 37.65 25 0.000

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    CONTDy Relation between SEC and TOM

    y Chi-square test

    Chi-square calc. > Chi-square Theor.

    Thus TOM is dependent on SEC

    Calculated Theoretical df Significance

    PearsonChi-square

    70.718 31.41 20 0.000

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    Findings Retail Penetrationy Unnecessary allocation of more than one distributor in small

    town like Valsad

    y

    Dominance of the market by local brandsy Weak promotional activities in small towns

    y Low margin gained by the retailers

    y Curbing of the brand by retailers

    yComplaints by the retailers in the selection of distributors

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    Recommendationsy Allocation of more than one distributor should be avoided

    y Strengthening up the distribution network in small towns

    yGlow sign boards and other sales promotional materials to beallocated to retailers

    y Creating special shelf spaces for FORTUNE in the store

    y Proper communication by the company regarding the new

    offers to the retailersy Adoption of uniform pricing policy

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    Findings Brand Recally Consumer awareness limited to higher income groups

    y Market Dominance of competitive brands creates an

    impact on brand recally Unavailability of brand in certain potential areas

    y Low promotional activity in small towns

    y Consumers perception of FORTUNE as an expensive

    brand

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    Recommendationsy Display of print ads, banners, hoardings in small towns

    y Organizing road shows

    y Consumer oriented scheme to be targeted to the actualusing person i.e. Housewives

    y Segmentation of consumers according to income groups

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    Thank You