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HEAD QUARTERS OF METRO AG DUSSELDORF,GERMANY

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INTRODUCTION

• The driving force in International Trade and Retail

• Founded in 1964; formed in 1996

• Operates 2,250 stores in 32 countries

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C.E.O. of Metro Group C.F.O. of Metro GroupMr. ECKHARD CORDES Mr. OLAF KOCH

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POSITIONING

• 5th largest retailer in the world

Largest market share in its home market

One of the most globalize retail and wholesale corporation

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REVENUES

• US$ 87.23billion 

• Operating income: US$ 2.23billion

• Profit: US$ 509.98 million 

• Employees: 286,090 

• Extended its store portfolio by 40 to a total of 655 wholesale stores

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Strong Brands under the Umbrella of the Metro Group

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Cross divisional servicesProcurementLogisticsInformation technologyMarketingGastronomyBusiness solutionsReal estate AdvertisingCateringInvoice settlement

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Global locations of the METRO Group IN EUROPEAustria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Denmark France Germany GreeceHungary Italy Luxembourg Moldova

Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom Russia Serbia Slovakia

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IN ASIA IN AFRICA

ChinaIndiaJapanPakistan Thailand Vietnam

EgyptMorocco

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global locations of Metro Group

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CORE BUSINESSES

Cash-and-carry wholesale outlets (metro cash and carry,Makro).

Retail food markets (Real, Extra).

Consumer electronic stores and home-improvement centers (Media Markt, Satrun).

Department stores (Galeria Kaufhof).

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HISTORY1996 Within a period of only ten months, METRO AG is formed through a

merger of the retail companies Asko Deutsche Kaufhaus AG, Kaufhof Holding AG and Deutsche SB-Kauf AG., METRO AG shares are listed for the first time on the DAX German Stock Index.

METRO AG ends the year 1996 as one of the 20 largest publicly listed companies in Germany. It also advances its internationalization process: the company expands into Romania and China.

• 1997 METRO AG further advances its expansion outside of Germany:

international moves include the opening of the first Makro Cash & Carry wholesale outlet in the Czech Republic.

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•1998 In the most successful year in company history.

At the year end, METRO AG has become a clearly structured corporation, with four business areas and several cross-divisional service companies. Media Market expands into Poland.

• 1999 METRO AG accelerated its growth in wholesale

and retail. Introduced PAYBACK - the largest and most important customer loyalty program in Germany.

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•2000 METRO AG has developed into an internationally oriented

company with decentralized management teams. The group employs approx 220,000 people in 22 countries.

For the first time, the group releases its financial statement for

the year 2000 in accordance to the International Accounting Standards (IAS), to achieve greater transparency in its accounting. In addition, the control and management system EVA (Economic Value Added) is introduced in order to strengthen entrepreneurial thinking throughout the group.

•2001 80 new locations are added in 2001, including the first Metro

Cash & Carry wholesale outlets in Russia. An additional key component in the company’s success is the development of its sales divisions into retail brands.

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•2002 The METRO GROUP enters the Japanese and Vietnamese markets.

• 2003 The METRO GROUP Future Store Initiative, the company tests

forward-looking technologies like Radio Frequency Identification - RFID for short.

The innovative technology facilitates more efficient warehouse management, while rendering shopping faster, more individual and convenient. As of April 2003, consumers experienced the future of retail firsthand at the METRO GROUP Future Store in the North Rhine-Westphalia town of Sheinberg.

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2009 METRO GROUP came with an efficiency and value enhancement

programme. The aim of "Shape 2012" is to achieve maximum possible growth and customer orientation.

In December the trading and retailing company announces its collaboration with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). The joint programme aims to fight hunger in developing countries.

• 2010 METRO GROUP meets its customers' expectations by introducing

new sales formats and concepts. Since May, Real has been selling a range of nonfood products online.

In November, Real opens the first drive-in supermarket in Germany. Customers can place their orders online and pick them up at the test store near Handover.

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2011 METRO GROUP launches a new umbrella brand

communication campaign featuring the slogan 'Made to trade'. It is a combination of conventional print ads, novel online tools and public dialogue forums.

The company, Germany's largest retailer, owns and

operates some 2,400 wholesale stores, supermarkets, hypermarkets, department stores, and Media Markt and Saturn consumer electronics shops.

Nearly two-thirds of its shops are in Germany but METRO also has stores in 29 other countries. METRO also runs restaurants in its department stores and hypermarkets and offers advertising and insurance to its retail chains.

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METRO CASH & CARRY

 An international self-service wholesale retailer

Largest sales division of the German trade and retail giant METRO AG

 Operates across Europe and in some countries of Asia and Northern Africa

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METRO CASH & CARRYLocations 666Number of countries 30Sales 30.6 bn €Total selling space 5.3 mn sqmHeadcount (annual average of full-time equivalents)

106,876

Articles, food assortment . 20,000Articles, nonfood assortment. 30,000

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TARGETS

Its business concept is targeted towards professional customers rather than end consumers.

The cash-and-carry concept is based around self-service and bulk buying.

METRO Cash & Carry serves to registered customers only.

Core customer groups are hotels, restaurants, caterers, traders and other business professionals.

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Benefits

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REAL: “one store, you won't need more”

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Real stands for a multifaceted range of food products offering a great price-performance ratio with a large share of fresh produce complemented by an attractive nonfood assortment. The selling space of the Real stores ranges from 5,000 to 15,000 square meters, with store assortments including up to 80,000 items.

Real operates 314 hypermarkets in Germany and 109 stores in Poland, Romania, Russia, Turkey and Ukrainian.

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REAL

Locations 423

Number of countries 6

Sales €11.2 bn

Total selling space 5.3 mn sqm

Real employees 52,214

Total number of articles in product line

up to 80,000

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Focus on the customer Real's self-image has traditionally emphasized a high

degree of innovative ability. The company highlights its leadership position in this area by continually deploying new technologies in its stores.

•Real focuses on innovation and quality Real continues to be the only German retailer that offers

self-service check-outs - at more than 60 locations - in addition to traditional check-out counters.

In addition, all stores are already equipped with "smart" scales that automatically recognize different types of fruits and vegetables, thereby simplifying price labeling.

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PAY-BACK : Germany's most successful loyalty card

system. Real continues to use the Payback

programme to foster customer loyalty. The programme offers customers preferred buying conditions at numerous German payback partner companies as well, including retailers, online platforms and insurance providers.

Since the start of the programme in March 2000, Real has acquired 9 million of the total roughly 45 million Payback card holders. The Payback card is used in more than half of all check-out processes.

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Media Markt is the German and European market leader in consumer electronics retailing.

With permanently low prices, an extensive network of consumer electronics stores and an assortment of the latest brand products that is unique in this sector, Media Markt succeeded in coming clear ahead of its competitors as the market leader.

The customers can test the equipment at the store and inform themselves about their use. The well-structured store layout helps to quickly find one's way through the multitude of products on offer.

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METRO MARKTLocations 662

Number of countries 15

Sales Media Markt and Saturn €20.6 bn

EBIT Media Markt and Saturn €542 mn

Headcount (annual average of full-time equivalents)

58,660

Articles, overall assortment up to around 100,000

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Today, Media Markt stores with a selling space ranging

between 2,500 and 8,000 sqm are found in 15 European and Asian countries. The expansion advances quickly both in Germany and abroad. In Germany, Media Markt and Saturn offer their customers the densest sales network in the consumer electronics sector.

This had a lasting positive effect with the customers.

Founding of Media-Saturn group of companiesFast expansion at home and abroadLarge and diverse offerEfficient advertisingWide range of services

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The first Saturn consumer electronics store opened its

gates on Hansaring in Cologne in 1961. In the early sixties, the company took a pioneering role in the introduction of hi-fi stereo systems.

At the beginning of the 70’s, Saturn was the first retailer in Germany to offer a large selection of records for self-service at prices well below the market average. Still today, Saturn is famous for its comprehensive assortment of consumer electronics: With a range of over 100,000 tracks, the head office in Cologne offers the biggest choice of CDs and DVDs in the world.

The company is now represented in 12 countries with 240 stores. It provides Wide range of services Large assortment, small prices Qualified advice to the customers.

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METRO SATRUNLocations 240

Number of countries 12

Sales Media Markt and Saturn €20.6 bn

EBIT Media Markt and Saturn €542 mn

Headcount Media Markt and Saturn(full-time equivalents as of closing date 31 December)

58,660

Articles, overall assortment 100,000

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Galeria Kaufhof store in Frankfurt, Germany

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Galeria Kaufhof is the management company

of the department stores operated by METRO GROUP. These department stores are mostly located in city centers - above all in prime inner-city locations.

Galeria Kaufhof is a modern lifestyle provider under the slogan "Ich freu' mich drauf" (I can't wait). The top-quality, internationally orientated assortments are presented in lavishly furnished, clearly structured product worlds with numerous brand shops.

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The focus is on trendy fashion and lifestyle

recommendations combining different assortments. The emotional appeal and inspiring product presentation stress the value and attractiveness of the goods.

Modern lifestyle and fashion trends are staged effectively and highlighted by special events. The overall appearance of Galeria Kaufhof imparts an impression of quality and exceptional ideas.

PAYBACK - an effective tool for fostering customer loyalty

Galeria Kaufhof was the first German retail company to receive the coveted industry-wide EDDI award for its outstanding dialogue marketing strategy.

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GALERIA KAUFHOFLocations 137 Number of countries 2

Sales €3.5 bn

Total selling space €121 mn Headcount (annual average of full-time equivalents)

19,275

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STRATEGY

METRO Group's strategy is designed to create economic, environmental and social value: on behalf of customers, employees, investors and society.

This means that they strive for a sustained positive earnings development.

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Customer Value: Our behavior is guided by the maxim of offering

consumers and professional customers assortments and services at competitive prices.

Transform: This includes adapting assortments to local needs,

expanding our own-brand assortment, intensifying our service activities as well as opening and tapping new sales channels, for example through multichannel concepts and delivery services in the wholesale business.

Grow: They are prepared to make targeted investments in new

product and service offers as well as selective investments in our sales divisions' price level.

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Improve: Cash flow optimization is another top priority because

this is the key funding source of investments. As a retail and wholesale group, Metro focus on all areas of cash flow optimization and intend to markedly increase our cash flow in the coming years.

Expand: They see excellent possibilities for expanding there

presence in many countries where METRO GROUP does business. This applies above all to the regions of Eastern Europe and Asia. They will continue for targeted expansion in these regions while markedly increasing the efficiency of their investments.

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Innovate: selecting innovation networks to better influence and

exploit changes in their environment.

Sustainability: sustainability management involves the four areas of

activity of "supply chain and products", "energy and resource management", "employees and social affairs" and "social policies and stakeholder dialogue".

They exercise direct responsibility and can contribute their expertise. As a result, they can optimally tackle global challenges regarding food safety, conservation of resources, demographic change and sustainable consumption.

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SWOT Analysis of METRO GROUP

STRENGHTS: - Local and international good image - First entry – 10 years ago - Dynamic expansion - Import increase - Productivity increase - Fidelity programs - Top quality suppliers

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Weakness :

Distribution-delay of deliveriesHigh personnel flowDifferent purchasing termsCost increaseDecreased no of clientsDecrease of some suppliers‘production capacity

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Opportunities:

Increase of retail market and population consumption

Geographical position and locations allover the country (23 sites)

Increase of IT quality (data base, surveillance systems, etc)

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Threats:

Aggressive competition of new entriesMarket segmentation among other

competitorsDecrease of traditional suppliers‘

productionDecrease of number of clients due to new

entriesExchange fluctuation – inflationPrice increase

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Presentation byP.Pratibha monalisa

Pushpa LathaRamesh

Under the guidance of Dr.D.Lalitha Rani.