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    Agenda

    Loss of 3500 Crores

    Case Analysis

    Viability/Pricing of Qatar Market

    Marketing Strategies

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    Loss of 3500 Crore

    Units Sold 5,00,000 cars

    Sale Price Rs. 5,00,000 / car

    Total Sale Revenue Rs. 25,000 cr

    Variable Cost Rs. 2,00,000 / car

    Total Variable Cost Rs. 10,000 cr

    Fixed Cost Rs. 16000 cr

    Selling & Admin Cost Rs. 2500 cr

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    Loss of 3500 Crore

    Value (in Rs.) (in Crore)

    Total Sales Revenue 25000

    LESS: Variable Cost 10000

    Contribution 15000

    LESS: Fixed Cost 16000

    Profit (1000)

    LESS: Selling & Distribution Cost 2500

    Total Profit (3500)

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    Director Production - Suggestion

    Unit Produced 10,00,000 cars

    Units Sold 5,00,000 cars

    Units kept for other markets 5,00,000 cars

    Sale Price Rs. 5,00,000 / car

    Total Sale Revenue Rs. 25,000 cr

    Variable Cost Rs. 2,00,000 / car

    Total Variable Cost Rs. 10,000 cr

    Fixed Cost Rs. 16000 cr

    Selling & Admin Cost Rs. 2500 cr

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    Director Production - Suggestion

    (For 5.00.000 sold cars) Value (in Rs.) (in Crore)

    Total Sales Revenue 25000

    LESS: Variable Cost 10000

    Contribution 15000

    LESS: Fixed Cost 8000Profit 7000

    LESS: Selling & Distribution Cost 2500

    Total Profit 4500

    Inventory Valuation (at VariableCost of Rs. 2,00,000 / unit X

    5,00,000 inv)

    10000

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    Director Production - Suggestion

    We do not agree with this allocating half of the

    Manufacturing (Fixed) to Inventory

    Reason - as per the variable / marginal costing

    method the fixed cost can not be divide unit wise

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    Qatar Market

    Unit Produced 10,00,000 cars

    Units Sold 10,00,000 cars

    Sale Price 5,00,000 / car

    Total Sale Revenue Rs. 50,000 cr

    Variable Cost Rs. 2,00,000 / car

    Total Variable Cost Rs. 20,000 cr

    Fixed Cost Rs. 16000 cr

    Selling & Admin Cost Rs. 2500 cr

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    Qatar Market

    (For 5,00,000 cars sold in Qatar) Value (in Rs.) (in Crore)

    Total Sales Revenue 50000

    LESS: Variable Cost 20000

    Contribution 30000

    LESS: Fixed Cost 16000

    Profit 14000

    LESS: Selling & Distribution Cost 2500

    Total Profit 11500

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    Break Even

    Value (in Rs.) (in Crore)

    Fixed Cost 16000

    Selling & Distribution Cost 2500

    Total Fixed Cost 18500

    Contribution Per Unit 0.03

    Break Even Units 616667 Units

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    Qatar MarketMinimum Price

    Break Even 616667 Units

    Units Produces 1000000 Units

    Units Sold in Local market 500000 Units

    We can spread the loss of 3500 cr

    over 5,00,000 Units that can besold in Qatar (CM)

    (3500 cr / 5,00,000) = Rs. 70,000

    Hence the rock bottom price that

    can be charged in Qatar market is

    70,000 + VC / car i.e 2,00,000

    Rs. 2,70,000

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    Marketing Strategy

    3 years / 1,00,000 KM free service

    So total free services would be 20

    Cost for per service / per 5000 KM Rs. 2000

    Total cost for servicing Rs (20 X 2000) Rs. 40000

    We assume that this cost include

    Purchase and Procurement of Spare parts

    Cost of Labour

    Servicing Over Head

    So we will increase the price even if by Rs 50,000 we will

    still profit ofRs.10,000

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    Marketing Strategy - Benefits

    Customer will feel this as a intangible benefit

    The one time cost which we are charging from the

    customer would be spread over 3 years period or 1

    Lakh KM

    We assume that all the customer would not be

    running a car upto 1 lakh KM in 3 years So

    company would be saving the cost charged already

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