This document contains a summary of a project report on consumer behavior towards the bear market. It outlines the objectives of studying consumer brand preferences, consumption patterns, and factors affecting beer purchases. It also describes the research design, data collection methods, sampling plan and assumptions. An annex includes a questionnaire used to collect primary data through interviews with 150 beer consumers in Delhi. The demographic profile of respondents is also requested.

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Project Report
on
"Consumer Behaviour towards
Bear Market"
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BEER INDUSTRY
The Indian beer industry is quite large at around 65 mn cases (12 bottles
of 650 ml each) and in the last 3 years has grown at 14% annum is the
unrestricted markets.
litre.
The per capita consumption stands at a low 0.5
Beer manufacturing requires a license from the centre, which is
ratified by the respective state. Till 1989 licensing was restricted, in 1989,
the central government relaxed the policy and accepted 460 applications
for new projects.
Only a few were cleared and fewer still have actually
come on ground, on account of the low and uneconomical capacity of
5,000 kilolitres per annum licensed by the government.
However the
capacity is released to 15,000 kilolitres per annum for NRI proposals with
100% foreign equity, of which minimum 51% has to be on a
non repatriable basis.
UB, Mohan Meakins and Shaw Wallace are the only companies with a
national presence.
Companies such as Associated Breweries have built
up strong regional brands while operating only in the beer business UB’s
Kingfisher is the market leader followed by Hayward 5000, which has
emerged as the second largest selling brand in the market share of the
various player are as follows :
UB Group
-40%
Shaw Wallace
-14%
Mohan Meakin
-20%
Others
-26%

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INTRODUCTION TO TOPIC
CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
This is the most effective tool in marketing. In liquor industry advertising is
not allowed by the Indian Government therefore they are indulged in
surrogate advertising Products with similar brand name: - This is very
common method used in the liquor industry, here companies introduced a
non-alcoholic product with similar brand name and advertise it in full
swing. Financially sound players use this.
“Kingfisher” brand of mineral water launched by UB group to promote the
Kingfisher brand of beer. Similarly Mohan Meakins launched “Golden
Eagle” brand of mineral water to promote the same brand of beer.
“Genius” mineral water is launched by SOM Distilleries to promote
“Genius” whisky.
•
Television
•
Print media
•
Hoarding
•
Glowsign Board
•
Wall Painting
•
POP’s
•
Window Display

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OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
Main Objective
• The main objective of this study is to find out the
consumer behaviour towards Bear Market.
Sub Objective
•
To study consumers brand preference of beer in Delhi &
nearby areas.
• To study consumption pattern of beer.
• To study the factors affecting buying behaviour of beer.
• To study alternative ways of product promotion.

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RESEARCH DESIGN
The design of research project is the plan that ties the data collected to
questions or hypothesis posed, thereby linking the data to the conclusions
to be drawn.
Marketing research projects are either exploratory or conclusive in nature
depending on the objectives.
In this exploratory research has been
conducted in finding the extent of acceptance of newly launched Genius
Prestige whisky, its strengths and weakness through customers and
retailers
Data Collection sources
Gathering the data from primary as well as secondary sources has
completed the data collection process.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Primary data collection process was carried out by personally
interviewing the targeted consumers.
SECONDARY SOURCES
The collection of secondary data on liquor is a very tedious.
However, secondary data are collected through following sources
EXTERNAL SOURCES
Business Magazines (Business Today, Business India, Business
World and A&M)
Newspapers (Economics Times, Business Standard, Business
Line, Financial Express, The Observer of Business and Politics,
The Pioneer).
Excise department

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DATA COLLECTION METHOD
Data collection has been done through a very useful & popular
survey method.
The survey was conducted through personal
sinterviews to record the consumer’s perception, attitude towards
beer.
To understand each individual response, the personal interview
method is better than other methods like telephonic interviews,
mailing questionnaire etc.
Because this method gives the
researcher enough flexibility to ask any other question which is
relevant for research.
DATA COLLECTION INSTRUMENT
The survey method was used for the research; the personal interviews
were conducted with the help of a structured questionnaire.
SAMPLING PLAN
Place:
Delhi
Target Respondents:
Consumers
Sampling Procedure:
Convenient sampling
Sample Size:
150 Consumers
ASSUMPTIONS OF THE PROJECT
1. The sample size of 150 is for representative of the population.
2. Respondents have no bias.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Marketing Management
By Philip Kotler
Marketing Management
By Ramaswamy & Namakumari
Marketing Research
By C. R. Kothari
Business Today
Business World
Business India
Clippings from various News Papers like :Business Standard
Economic Times
The Pioneer
Business Line
Financial Express

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ANNEXURE-1
QUESTIONNAIRE
1
Do you drink beer
Yes
2
No
More than once a week
u
Occasionally
u
u
Where do you perfer to drink beer.
Parties
4
5
Once in a week
How often do you drink
Once in 15 days
3
u
u
u
u
At Home
u
Outside with Friends. u
Which is your favourite brand
If this brand is not available then your second choice in brand of beer
.
___________________________________
6
Name any five brand of beer
1) ________________________
2) ________________________
3) ________________________ 4) ________________________
5) ________________________
7
You like beer
Mild`
8
Super Strong
u
Extra Strong u
Both u
You like beer in
Can
9
u
u
Bottle
u
u
Warm
u
You like beer
Chilled

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10
You like the brand because of
Price
Taste
u
Quality
11
u
u
Availability
u
Your brand is superior to other brand because of
Price
Taste
u
Quality
12
u
u
Availability
u
Would you like to switchover the brand
Yes
13
No
u
u
If “Yes” then why / If “No” then why
Price
u
Taste
u
Quality
u
Availability
u
Factors affecting buying behaviour of beer
(Give rank from 1 to 8 )
Price
Taste
u
Quality
Strongness
u
Packaging
u
Advertisementu
Availability
14
u
u
Brand Name u
u
How often do you drink
Once in 15 days
Once in a week
u
More than once a week
15
u
u
Occasionally
u
You drink beer for
Booze
16
Enjoyment
u
u
What improvement do you want in your Brand
Price
u
Taste
u
Quality
u

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Availability
Awareness
u
u
DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF RESPONDENT
Name __________________________Age ________Sex ________
Qualification HSC
u
Professional
Income
Service
u
u
PG
u
Business
u
Professional
u
u
Student
Profession
Graduation
u
Upto Rs 5000u
Rs5000-7500u
Rs7500-10000u
THANK YOU
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