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8/12/2019 Retail Business Ppt

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Presented by

Eveson Chella

Nandini

Sidhartha Kuanr

Sujeet Pandey

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Introduction

Industry  Retailing(Hypermarket)

Founded 2001

Headquarters Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Products Department store

Promoter Mr. Kishore Biyani

Employees 36000

Stores 214 stores across 90 cities in India

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Vision To deliver everything,everywhere, every time,to every Indian customer

in the most profitable

manner

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Products

Furniture

Bazaar

Apparels

Of

Home and

Personalcare

Electronics

Bazaar

Big Bazaar

FoodBazaaar

Child careAnd

toys

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SWOT ANALYSIS

Strength:-

Low price

High brand equity

 Biggest value retail chain in India Store Location

Weakness:-

 Over crowded

 Long lines at billing counters

 Brand range

 Employees knowledge about the product is not satisfactory

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SWOT ANALYSIS

Opportunities:-

 Organized retail sector

Increasing mall culture in India

Opportunities in Tier-2 cities Global expansion

Threats:-

 Competition from other retail stores

 Unorganized retail sector

 Changing government policies

 Foreign competitors preferring to India

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Competitors

• BHARTI RETAIL

• RELIANCE RETAIL

STAR BAZAAR• MEGA MART

• FOOD WORLD

• SAFAL• SPENCERS

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Observation

• No of cars in parking area – collective parking

• Approximate number of person entering thestores in a span of an hour – 45 to 50 people.

• B. During festival season 78000/- in a day• No of Cashier on the floor –20 cashier in normal

days and during festive season 50 staff

The average time taken for billing the customer –2 to 3 mins inclusive of billing and packing theproducts.

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• Did any person greet you on entering to a

store - No

• Were shopping baskets, bags, trolleys easily

visible when you enter the store? – yes near

the entrance

• Did any sales person offers assistance? – Yes

• Did the store employees appear friendly and

attentive? - Yes

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• Was it easy to find various products in store?

 – Yes.

• Were the sinages and prices visible easily? – 

Yes

• Minimum display quantity – They keep 4 to 5

clothes hanging – ranging all the sizes or the

most moving sizes

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Findings

•  Long term relationship with stakeholders

•  Organization hierarchy is professional

• Healthy relationship between employees and

managers

• Young and energetic workforce

• Customer dissatisfaction due to long queues

at the billing counter•  Price, variety and promotional offers are the

satisfactory for the customer

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Suggestion

•  Ads on TV, newspaper, social networking sites

etc.

•  Increase in number of billing counters and

sales persons.

•  Well trained employees.

•  Better quality products, employee behavior,

store atmosphere.

•  Aggressive plans for tier-2 cities for new

opportunities.