Presented by …………..

Kavita choudhari      66
Krutadnya Digrajkar   67
Neelam Gaikawad       77
Pallavi Gore          78
Snehal Jawale          97
INTRODUCTION
Company
Largest milk producer30 multi brands Market
 leader..in ghee & butter with more than 85 %
 market share Very strong supply chain
Customers
Extremely satisfied Move From loose milk to
 packaged milk & then to tetra pack
Amul –Business Model
 Every day Amul collects 7
  million liters of milk from 2.6
  million farmers (many
  illiterate), converts the milk
  into branded, packaged            Pasteurization
  products, and delivers
  goods to over 500,000 retail
  outlets across the country.
Defense Strategy
• Moving consumers from loose milk to packaged milk
  and gradually move them up the value chain (tetra
  pack to beverages)
• Being exposed to a brand, it is natural for a customer
  to try more products
Robust Supply Chain
The vast and complex supply chain

Hierarchical network of co-operatives

Stretches from small suppliers to large fragmented

 market
Low cost strategy
Amul adopted a low-cost price strategy to make its

 products.
Affordable and attractive to consumers by

 guaranteeing them value for money
Diverse product mix
Amul butter
Milk Powder
Ghee
Cheese
Chocolate
Shrikhand
Ice-cream
Nutramul
Milk
Strong Distribution Network
Amul products are available in over 5,00,000 retail

 outlets across.
It has strong distributor network of over 3,500

 throughout India
47 depots with dry and cold warehouses to buffer

 inventory of the range of products.
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
 Largest food brand in India
 High Quality, low price
 World’s largest pouched milk brand
 Highly diverse product mix
 Robust distribution network

Weaknesses
 Risk of highly complex supply chain
 Strong dependency on weak infrastructure
 Alliance with third parties who do not belong to the
  organized sector
Opportunities
 International markets
 Diversify product portfolio to enter new product
   categories
 Expand existing categories like processed food,
   chocolates etc
Threats
 Competitors
 Growing prices of milk and milk products
 Ban of exports of milk power
 



         4p’s of Amul

Pricing
Done market survey..to check viability and feasibility of the 
market & then decide the Price. Price include(Cost of milk, 
labour cost, processing cost, transport cost.ect..),

People
Strong supply chain
Product
wide range of product 
like butter,chese, icecream,sweets,chocolate
Promotion
 Amul butter girl is the longest add campain for the
 past 43 yrsAmul captures the headlines and shows in
 such a way..that..the moment v see it its get capture
 inour brainIt uses rotational promotions campains
Place
Strong supply chainMore than 400 amul parlorsFor
 strong supply chain amul has bring e-
 commerce(internet)
Competitors
Defined firm mahananda,
vijaya,
Aggressive moves against,
 Britannia,
Nestle
Advertisement strategy
Amul sponsored the singing competition Amul star voice of
India, ‘Amul music ka maha mukabla’
Such way they target the
      customers
ConClusion
Middle Class Customer Population!
Domestic Consumption!
High Population!
The Finest Set Of Perfect Competition In World!
You May Not Purchase Software!
You May Not Purchase Cement!
You May Not Buy Clothes From A Retail Outlet!
You May Aside Automobiles!
But Soaps, Toothpastes, Tea, Coffee & So On Are Basic
 Need For Us!
Thus FMCG Is On & On!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANK
 YOU

Amul fmcg

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    Presented by ………….. Kavitachoudhari 66 Krutadnya Digrajkar 67 Neelam Gaikawad 77 Pallavi Gore 78 Snehal Jawale 97
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    INTRODUCTION Company Largest milk producer30multi brands Market leader..in ghee & butter with more than 85 % market share Very strong supply chain Customers Extremely satisfied Move From loose milk to packaged milk & then to tetra pack
  • 4.
    Amul –Business Model Every day Amul collects 7 million liters of milk from 2.6 million farmers (many illiterate), converts the milk into branded, packaged Pasteurization products, and delivers goods to over 500,000 retail outlets across the country.
  • 5.
    Defense Strategy • Movingconsumers from loose milk to packaged milk and gradually move them up the value chain (tetra pack to beverages) • Being exposed to a brand, it is natural for a customer to try more products
  • 7.
    Robust Supply Chain Thevast and complex supply chain Hierarchical network of co-operatives Stretches from small suppliers to large fragmented market
  • 8.
    Low cost strategy Amuladopted a low-cost price strategy to make its products. Affordable and attractive to consumers by guaranteeing them value for money
  • 9.
    Diverse product mix Amulbutter Milk Powder Ghee Cheese Chocolate Shrikhand Ice-cream Nutramul Milk
  • 10.
    Strong Distribution Network Amulproducts are available in over 5,00,000 retail outlets across. It has strong distributor network of over 3,500 throughout India 47 depots with dry and cold warehouses to buffer inventory of the range of products.
  • 11.
    SWOT Analysis Strengths Largestfood brand in India High Quality, low price World’s largest pouched milk brand Highly diverse product mix Robust distribution network Weaknesses Risk of highly complex supply chain Strong dependency on weak infrastructure Alliance with third parties who do not belong to the organized sector
  • 12.
    Opportunities International markets Diversify product portfolio to enter new product categories Expand existing categories like processed food, chocolates etc Threats Competitors Growing prices of milk and milk products Ban of exports of milk power
  • 13.
      4p’s of Amul Pricing Done market survey..to check viability and feasibility of the  market & then decide the Price. Price include(Cost of milk,  labour cost, processing cost, transport cost.ect..), People Strong supply chain Product wide range of product  like butter,chese, icecream,sweets,chocolate
  • 14.
    Promotion  Amul buttergirl is the longest add campain for the past 43 yrsAmul captures the headlines and shows in such a way..that..the moment v see it its get capture inour brainIt uses rotational promotions campains Place Strong supply chainMore than 400 amul parlorsFor strong supply chain amul has bring e- commerce(internet)
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    Amul sponsored thesinging competition Amul star voice of India, ‘Amul music ka maha mukabla’
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    Such way theytarget the customers
  • 19.
    ConClusion Middle Class CustomerPopulation! Domestic Consumption! High Population! The Finest Set Of Perfect Competition In World! You May Not Purchase Software! You May Not Purchase Cement! You May Not Buy Clothes From A Retail Outlet! You May Aside Automobiles! But Soaps, Toothpastes, Tea, Coffee & So On Are Basic Need For Us! Thus FMCG Is On & On!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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