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Airlines In India

Telecom In IndiaRetail In India

Group Members Name

Heena Pathan

Mudra DixitPrashant Kumar

Ravi Rajani

Siddhi Jain

Sonu Goyal


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Main Airlines In India

Air India (October 15, 1932)Air Sahara (October 15, 1932)

Indian Airlines (August 1, 1953)

Air Deccan (August 25, 2003)

Spice Jet Airlines. (May 2005)

Kingfisher Airline.(May 9, 2005)

Indigo Airline (August 4, 2006)


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Overview of Airlines

Increase in number of the international and domestic

passengers.

50% per annum growth in domestic passengers.

25% per annum growth in international passengers.

85% of foreign arrives by air.


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Improving Infrastructure

Benefit to the Govt., airport, shippers, passengers, local

communities and airlines.

Result in greater efficiency-lower costs.

Result in better service levels.


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Telecom Sector in India


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Key Concern Areas

Spectrum Allocation

Price Wars

License Fees


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Investment Outlay

UniTech. Wireless backed by Telecom Norway has

announced a Telecom Infrastructure Project with an

investment Rs.10,000 Crs.

Idea Cellular has announced an infrastructure development in

Orissa, involving a cost of Rs.1,000 Crs.

Tata Teleservices intends to go in for a Rs.1,000 Crs. GSM

expansion project.

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) announced a Rs.650 Crs.


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Bharti Airtel announced a multi-state Transceiver Station

Project for setting up 1,00,000 base transceiver stations

across India.

Telecom Equipment Manufacturers

Network sharing has taken many forms, ranging from

passive sharing of cell sites and towers to sharing of Radio

Access Networks (RANs) and other active elements. Tower sharing has come under focus in recent times, which

process has given rise to bilateral barter arrangements.


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CntdCompanies such as Motorola, Nokia Siemens Networks

(NSN) and Ericsson have been importing components in bulk

to meet demand. Tower sharing has come under focus in

recent times, which process has given rise to bilateral barter

arrangements.

Synergies that were expected from tower sharing are yet to be

realized with the average number of operators per tower

presently at 1.3 as against the target of 1.8 (the ratio in the US

is 2.5).


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Retail Industry In India

Food and Grocery Retail

Appeal Retail

Gems and Jewellery Retail

Pharmaceutical Retail

Music Retail

Book Retail

Consumer Durables Retail


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Overview of Retail Sector

Investment opportunity in India.

Government Policy.

Infrastructure.

Availability of Labors


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Market Research

Market Size INR 15.5 TRN

Organized Penetration 5-8%

Unorganized Retail Market 12 million Kiranas

Growth Rate 15-20%

Retail Indensity 6%


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