The document discusses the history and growth of organized retailing in India. It began slowly in the 1980s with companies like Bombay Dyeing, Raymonds, and S kumar's. TITAN established elegant showrooms and successfully created an organized retailing concept in India. The Indian retail market is currently estimated at $600 billion and expected to reach $1 trillion by 2020, with food being the largest segment. Effective forecasting, strong finances, stock control, good marketing, and customer service are keys to success in retail, while low growth, high costs, wrong pricing, and failure to adapt to changing consumer behavior can lead to challenges.

2.  People exchanged services and goods for other
services and goods in return

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8. 1980 ‘s
Organised retailing in India slowly began
Among the first companies were Bombay Dyeing,
Raymonds, S kumar’s and Grasim.
TITAN:
A market of premium watches that successfully created
an organised retailing concept in India` by
establishing a series of elegant showrooms .

10.  The Indian retail market is currently estimated at USD
600 billion,(2020 expected $1 trillion)
 Food segment contribution largest part of total value of
retail market.
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 Expected in the year of 2018, India will 12th largest luxury
retail market in the world.
 Retail has become largest source of employment.

14.  Effective forecasting
 Strong balance sheet
 Stock control
 Market position
 Creating system in retail
 Hiring right employees
 Good marketing
 Customer service

16.  Low growth consumer markets
 Unable to control cost
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 Wrong price image
 Supply chain disruptions
 Failure to respond, shifting consumer behaviour
 E-commerce

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