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3 Traditional FMCG & Direct Selling Traditional FMCG Depot C&F Super Stockist Modern Retail Stockist Rural Trade Sub Stockist Wholesaler Super Stockist Shoppers & Customers Retail Trade Direct Sellers Direct Selling
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USIBC Seminar at the Global Investor Meet, Chennai
September 2015
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“the marketing of products and services directly to consumers generally away from permanent retail
locations”. Source: World Federation of Direct Selling Associations (WFDSA)
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Traditional FMCG & Direct SellingTr
aditi
onal
FM
CG
DepotC&F
Super Stockist
Modern Retail
Stockist
Rural Trade
Sub Stockist
Wholesaler
Super Stockist
Sho
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s &
Cus
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ers
Sho
pper
s &
Cus
tom
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Retail Trade
Direct Sellers
Dire
ct S
ellin
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A Global Industry, Empowering Millions
Source: WFDSA
Global Sales in the DS Industry in 2014 stood at US $ 182 billionProviding self-employment to 99.7 million
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Direct Selling Industry in India – current status
Data source: IDSA and PHD Chamber of Commerce
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Direct Selling Industry in India – the potential
Source: KPMG-FICCI report, 2014
Self-employment opportunities 18 millions Indian and the potential to economicallyempower ~11 million women
Indian direct selling has the potential to be a Rs 64,500 crore industry by 2025
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Socio-Economic Benefits – potential – by 2025Contribute Rs 9000 Crore (90 billion) to the exchequer
CSR contribution of Rs 50 Crore
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DIRECT SELLING IN TAMIL NADUINDUSTRY INFORMATION….
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Direct Selling in Tamil Nadu – KPMG projections
• Key product categories contributing to direct selling are projected to clock double digit growth over the next 5 years nationally
CAGR~ 15.8% • Per Capita Income in Tamil Nadu has registered a CAGR ~16% in the past decade
CAGR~ 20-2
1%
Key Growth Drivers
Increase in per capita income
Growth in demand for consumer products
Direct Selling Market in Tamil Nadu
The direct selling industry in Tamil Nadu is expected to grow at 20% CAGR to reach about INR 7,800 Crore by FY2025
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Socio-Economic Impact – KPMG projections
CAGR~ 10-11%
40%
60%
9-10
20-22
40%
60%
100%
Gender-wise Employment Creation in Tamil Nadu
Self- employment in Tamil Nadu
• Current self employment to around 9.3 lakh people in Tamil Nadu
• This is likely to go up to 22 lakh people by 2025
• Currently 5.5 lakh women self-employed in Tamil Nadu.
• This figure is likely to go up to 13 lakhs self-employed women in 2025
Key Observations
Key Observations
The direct selling industry contributes significantly towards self-employment, especially for women who account for 60% of the total direct sellers in Tamil Nadu
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ABOUT AMWAY
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Amway Global…
We have presence in all countries highlighted in yellow
Based in MichiganThe No1 DS Company in the World with global sales of USD$11.8 bn in 2014
Operates in more than a 100 countries
Amway India
INR 2000 Crs with 130+products – all which come with a 100% Money Back Guarantee
150 Offices, 65 Warehouses Delivering to 10,000 Zip Codes
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CSR• CSR Commenced in 1996, two years prior to commercial launch of Amway.• This work carried out by the Amway Opportunity Foundation (AOF)
• AOF works with over 30 NGO partners across the country.
• Focus areas of AOF• National Project for Visually challenged -
To facilitate quality education• Project Sunrise: Facilitates education,
health & hygiene for children• Plant CSR: Initiatives in and around
areas adjoining our plant to help build community relations.
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Amway in TNAmway is setting up a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant in Nillakottai, near Madurai, with an investment of more than Rs. 550 crores.
The plant will have one of the biggest roof-top solar plants in Tamil Nadu
Conserve 30-50,000 cubic meters of rain water every year
Will be amongst the few LEED GOLD Standard manufacturing plants in the country, and will be a Zero Discharge Waste Facility – no solid wastes, no effluents
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…a short film on this plant…