The document discusses conducting an industry analysis through a top-down approach. It explains that the first step is to define the sub-sectors of the industry that a company belongs to. Next, it identifies the key revenue drivers and concerns affecting the industry. Other factors to analyze include the number of players in the industry, prospects of industry growth, and how dynamic/volatile the industry is. The document uses examples of oil exploration companies to illustrate how to analyze industries and companies.
The Weekend MBA - Indian Investing Conclave - Free EpisodesHarsh Doshi
The document summarizes presentations from the Indian Investing Conclave on analyzing companies and industries in India. It describes 4 presentations:
1) Samit Vartak discusses SageOne Investment Manager's philosophy and analyzes Balakrishna Industries.
2) Ian Cassel talks about challenges and benefits of investing in microcaps before they are discovered.
3) Viraj Mehta discusses the Indian chemical industry and analyzes Alkyl Amines, looking for diversification, margins, and return on capital.
4) Chetan Phalke talks about potential Covid-19 impacts and discusses the construction company NCC Ltd, focusing on domestic, non-discretionary themes.
This document provides an overview of mutual fund investments in India. It discusses how mutual funds pool money from investors and invest in stocks, bonds, and other securities. Investors benefit from diversification, professional management, and liquidity. The document outlines the history of mutual funds in India and their regulation by SEBI. It also describes the various types of mutual fund schemes, their benefits, and how to invest in and redeem mutual funds. The tax treatment of mutual fund returns is also summarized.
The Weekend MBA - Wizards of Dalal Street - Analyse India Learning SeriesHarsh Doshi
The Weekend MBA in Investing.
We are starting with a weekly post under Analyse India Learning Series – The Weekend MBA in Investing.
What is it ?
There is so much of content available on various media like youtube, blogs, podcasts etc. But the maximum hits are on the worst possible content.
Over the last 10-15 years a lot of great content is freely available on Investing in an Indian Context.
I was part of a few podcasts on the www.stoicinvesting.com podcasts and there are some amazing ones on that site thanks to Puneet and Manish.
There are many such interesting resources now available thanks to many investors,fund managers, individuals willing to share their views.
In this Series we will be curating some of the best content which is available mostly for free or in form of books.
I initially thought of creating a total collection but realized such a document only gets downloaded but never used well.
So what we will be doing is every week for the next many weeks we will be sharing One Post which you can go through over the weekend.
The Focus is going to be only Indian Origin Content.
The Weekend MBA - Blogs and Websites Part 3Harsh Doshi
The document discusses several blogs and websites that provide useful resources for investing and financial literacy. Capital Ideas Online is highlighted for its exhaustive reading lists on economics, finance, and management. Stable Investor focuses on long-term wealth creation through investing, personal finance planning, and common sense. Value Investor India contains articles on investing philosophy, processes, valuation and more. Finshots and Fin Medium provide easy to understand stories and analyses of stocks and the business world. Fin Bloggers aggregates many financial blogs in one place through a mobile app.
Alpha Moghuls - Weekend MBA in Investing - Analyse India Learning Series Nooresh Merani
The document contains interviews from various Indian fund managers and investors who discuss their investment philosophies and strategies. Some of the recurring themes discussed include the importance of investing in high quality companies with strong earnings growth over the long term, having a margin of safety by not overpaying for stocks, and focusing research on understanding businesses and industries. The interviews provide insights into how successful investors evaluate companies and make decisions in the Indian stock market.
The Weekend MBA - Indian Investing Conclave - Free EpisodesHarsh Doshi
The document summarizes presentations from the Indian Investing Conclave on analyzing companies and industries in India. It describes 4 presentations:
1) Samit Vartak discusses SageOne Investment Manager's philosophy and analyzes Balakrishna Industries.
2) Ian Cassel talks about challenges and benefits of investing in microcaps before they are discovered.
3) Viraj Mehta discusses the Indian chemical industry and analyzes Alkyl Amines, looking for diversification, margins, and return on capital.
4) Chetan Phalke talks about potential Covid-19 impacts and discusses the construction company NCC Ltd, focusing on domestic, non-discretionary themes.
This document provides an overview of mutual fund investments in India. It discusses how mutual funds pool money from investors and invest in stocks, bonds, and other securities. Investors benefit from diversification, professional management, and liquidity. The document outlines the history of mutual funds in India and their regulation by SEBI. It also describes the various types of mutual fund schemes, their benefits, and how to invest in and redeem mutual funds. The tax treatment of mutual fund returns is also summarized.
The Weekend MBA - Wizards of Dalal Street - Analyse India Learning SeriesHarsh Doshi
The Weekend MBA in Investing.
We are starting with a weekly post under Analyse India Learning Series – The Weekend MBA in Investing.
What is it ?
There is so much of content available on various media like youtube, blogs, podcasts etc. But the maximum hits are on the worst possible content.
Over the last 10-15 years a lot of great content is freely available on Investing in an Indian Context.
I was part of a few podcasts on the www.stoicinvesting.com podcasts and there are some amazing ones on that site thanks to Puneet and Manish.
There are many such interesting resources now available thanks to many investors,fund managers, individuals willing to share their views.
In this Series we will be curating some of the best content which is available mostly for free or in form of books.
I initially thought of creating a total collection but realized such a document only gets downloaded but never used well.
So what we will be doing is every week for the next many weeks we will be sharing One Post which you can go through over the weekend.
The Focus is going to be only Indian Origin Content.
The Weekend MBA - Blogs and Websites Part 3Harsh Doshi
The document discusses several blogs and websites that provide useful resources for investing and financial literacy. Capital Ideas Online is highlighted for its exhaustive reading lists on economics, finance, and management. Stable Investor focuses on long-term wealth creation through investing, personal finance planning, and common sense. Value Investor India contains articles on investing philosophy, processes, valuation and more. Finshots and Fin Medium provide easy to understand stories and analyses of stocks and the business world. Fin Bloggers aggregates many financial blogs in one place through a mobile app.
Alpha Moghuls - Weekend MBA in Investing - Analyse India Learning Series Nooresh Merani
The document contains interviews from various Indian fund managers and investors who discuss their investment philosophies and strategies. Some of the recurring themes discussed include the importance of investing in high quality companies with strong earnings growth over the long term, having a margin of safety by not overpaying for stocks, and focusing research on understanding businesses and industries. The interviews provide insights into how successful investors evaluate companies and make decisions in the Indian stock market.
Technical analysis that works ebook - www.nooreshtech.co.inNooresh Merani
A Free Ebook on Technical Analysis with a Focus on Indian Stock Markets. Topics Covered - Introduction to Technical Analysis and Charting , Dow Theory, Triangles. Channels, Indicators.
Written by Nooresh Merani - www.nooreshtech.co.in
The Ship of Theseus Paradox - Nifty 2008 and Nifty 2016Nooresh Merani
I had recently made a 30 min presentation in the Flame Investment Lab - Alumni Meet at Flame Univesity - Pune this weekend.
The presentation talks about how Nifty and benchmark indices have changed in last 8 years as well as since the inception in 1996 and can the Nifty today be compared to the past.
The Weekend MBA in Investing - MasterClass with Super Investors. Nooresh Merani
The Weekend MBA in Investing.
We are starting with a weekly post under Analyse India Learning Series – The Weekend MBA in Investing.
What is it ?
There is so much of content available on various media like youtube, blogs, podcasts etc. But the maximum hits are on the worst possible content.
Over the last 10-15 years a lot of great content is freely available on Investing in an Indian Context.
I was part of a few podcasts on the www.stoicinvesting.com podcasts and there are some amazing ones on that site thanks to Puneet and Manish. ( will be covering these in the coming posts.)
There are many such interesting resources now available thanks to many investors,fund managers, individuals willing to share their views.
In this Series we will be curating some of the best content which is available mostly for free or in form of books.
I initially thought of creating a total collection but realized such a document only gets downloaded but never used well.
So what we will be doing is every week for the next many weeks we will be sharing One Post which you can go through over the weekend.
The Focus is going to be only Indian Origin Content.
Thanks to my team mate Harsh Doshi and Dhruv Galada for compiling this documents.
The document lists potential topics related to finance, HR, and marketing. Under finance, topics include currency derivatives, mutual funds, online trading, assets management, share markets, dematerialized accounts, IPOs, and securities analysis. HR topics cover areas like recruitment, training, performance management, and retention. Marketing topics range from customer relationship management and satisfaction to distribution channels, branding, and dealer perception.
1. The document discusses Reliance Money, a financial services company that is part of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group. It provides an overview of Reliance Money's services, leadership, and the financial brokerage industry in India.
2. Reliance Money offers various financial products and services, including stock broking, mutual funds, insurance, credit cards, and gold coin retailing. It is a major player in India's financial brokerage industry.
3. The document examines Reliance Money's media coverage and perception through quantitative and qualitative analysis of news articles about the company and its competitors. The analysis finds that Reliance Money receives significant media coverage compared to its peers.
The document provides an overview of the stock market industry in India and the process for creating a new franchise/authorized person (AP) with SMC Global Securities Ltd.
It begins with background on India's stock exchanges (BSE and NSE) and market structure, including trading hours, settlement cycles, and indexes. It then profiles SMC Global Securities and its offerings. The document outlines the requirements and process for becoming an AP, including infrastructure, prospect identification, registration, and NISM certification. It concludes with learning from the author's internship experience in business development.
Thesis(project work): portfolio construction using top down approach in indi...Mohammadali Surti
Thesis Project Work on Portfolio Management in Indian Stock Market. It talks about the quantitative aspects considered during the selection of company in portfolio.
The document provides details about a project report submitted for a Master of Business Administration degree. It discusses a study conducted on consumer perception and behavior regarding Verka dairy products in Punjab, India. The report includes an introduction covering the dairy cooperative Milkfed and Verka Milk Plant in Mohali. It then discusses the research methodology, data analysis, conclusions, SWOT analysis, and recommendations from the study.
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF various share broking firmsAmit Kumar
The document is a declaration by Amit Kumar, a student with roll number 1028270001, submitting a project report titled "Comparative Study of Major Stockbroking Companies in India" as part of their MBA program. It expresses gratitude to various professors and staff members who provided guidance. It includes a table of contents for the report and discusses the experience of working on the project and trying to cover all aspects learned from the company.
This document provides a summary of Chitra Ramkrishna's career and accomplishments. It outlines her roles as the first woman managing director and CEO of the National Stock Exchange of India, as well as her previous positions at the National Stock Exchange, Securities and Exchange Board of India, and Industrial Development Bank of India. The summary highlights that she has helped scale the National Stock Exchange to new heights and maintain its legacy as one of the world's largest exchanges. It also lists some of the awards and recognition she has received for her leadership and contributions to the financial sector in India.
The document provides information about Kirti Shubham's summer internship project at Cypress Money and Motilal Oswal Securities Limited. It includes an overview of Cypress Money, which was an investment advisory firm that Kirti interned at initially. It describes Cypress Money's marketing plan, products, and processes. It then discusses Kirti's transition to interning at Motilal Oswal Securities Limited when Cypress Money merged with them. The document outlines Kirti's responsibilities and accomplishments at both internships, including acquiring new clients and assisting with Know Your Customer processes.
Description about Indian equity market andmance a survey representing customer's thinking about equity. overview of Reliance Security in Equity Market and its oerfor
IIFL Holdings Limited is an Indian financial services company headquartered in Mumbai that was founded in 1995. It was originally called Probity Research and Services Private Limited, providing research on the Indian economy and businesses. Over time, it transformed into its current structure and brand. IIFL offers a wide range of financial products and services through its various subsidiaries, and has over 2500 offices across India. It has received several awards for its performance and growth in the Indian brokerage industry.
This document is a research report submitted by Smita Rastogi for her summer internship at India Infoline Ltd. It includes an executive summary that gives an overview of the Indian capital markets and dematerialization process. It also describes Smita's internship experience working in different departments at IIFL. The report contains chapters on IIFL's organization details, literature review on stock markets and related concepts, data collection and analysis from IIFL, recommendations, and concluding remarks.
1. The document discusses portfolio management and fundamental analysis of stocks to create an optimal portfolio. It analyzes 10 stocks from the CNX Midcap index to include in a portfolio.
2. The objectives of creating the portfolio are to provide investors with maximum returns at minimum risk through diversification.
3. Portfolio management aims to balance risk and return through selection and continuous adjustment of securities in the portfolio.
This document provides an overview of Reliance Money and mutual funds in India. It discusses the history and growth of mutual funds in India, starting with the establishment of UTI in 1963. It profiles Reliance Money, a subsidiary of Reliance Capital that offers various financial products and services including investments in stocks, mutual funds, insurance policies, commodities, and structured products. The document also describes the types of mutual fund schemes available in India and the regulations governing the mutual fund industry.
This document appears to be a project report for a study on comparative balanced mutual funds offered in the Indian market. It includes sections on the title page, college certificate, declaration, acknowledgements, preface, executive summary, introduction, industry analysis, company profiles, research methodology, data analysis and interpretation, findings, conclusion, suggestions, and limitations. The executive summary provides an overview of the project including analyzing factors affecting balanced mutual funds and measuring mutual fund performance. It finds that overall balanced fund performance has been good on a risk-adjusted return basis.
The document provides a framework for analyzing industries, including analyzing the industry life cycle and key factors such as growth, profitability, demand and supply, entry barriers, competition, and bargaining power of buyers and suppliers. It discusses analyzing industries based on Porter's model and conducting a SWOT analysis. The key aspects of industry analysis covered are the industry life cycle stages, metrics like growth, profitability, demand and supply balance, capacity utilization, entry barriers, competition/market share, bargaining power of buyers and suppliers, substitute products, and technology trends.
This document provides an overview of industry analysis. It defines industry analysis as evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of particular industries. It discusses industry life cycles, characteristics such as demand/supply gaps and cost structures. Methods of industry forecasting are also summarized, including cumulative methods like surveys and correlation/regression analysis, as well as time series analysis involving trends, cycles, seasons and erratic events. The document aims to inform investors' understanding of how industry factors influence company performance.
Technical analysis that works ebook - www.nooreshtech.co.inNooresh Merani
A Free Ebook on Technical Analysis with a Focus on Indian Stock Markets. Topics Covered - Introduction to Technical Analysis and Charting , Dow Theory, Triangles. Channels, Indicators.
Written by Nooresh Merani - www.nooreshtech.co.in
The Ship of Theseus Paradox - Nifty 2008 and Nifty 2016Nooresh Merani
I had recently made a 30 min presentation in the Flame Investment Lab - Alumni Meet at Flame Univesity - Pune this weekend.
The presentation talks about how Nifty and benchmark indices have changed in last 8 years as well as since the inception in 1996 and can the Nifty today be compared to the past.
The Weekend MBA in Investing - MasterClass with Super Investors. Nooresh Merani
The Weekend MBA in Investing.
We are starting with a weekly post under Analyse India Learning Series – The Weekend MBA in Investing.
What is it ?
There is so much of content available on various media like youtube, blogs, podcasts etc. But the maximum hits are on the worst possible content.
Over the last 10-15 years a lot of great content is freely available on Investing in an Indian Context.
I was part of a few podcasts on the www.stoicinvesting.com podcasts and there are some amazing ones on that site thanks to Puneet and Manish. ( will be covering these in the coming posts.)
There are many such interesting resources now available thanks to many investors,fund managers, individuals willing to share their views.
In this Series we will be curating some of the best content which is available mostly for free or in form of books.
I initially thought of creating a total collection but realized such a document only gets downloaded but never used well.
So what we will be doing is every week for the next many weeks we will be sharing One Post which you can go through over the weekend.
The Focus is going to be only Indian Origin Content.
Thanks to my team mate Harsh Doshi and Dhruv Galada for compiling this documents.
The document lists potential topics related to finance, HR, and marketing. Under finance, topics include currency derivatives, mutual funds, online trading, assets management, share markets, dematerialized accounts, IPOs, and securities analysis. HR topics cover areas like recruitment, training, performance management, and retention. Marketing topics range from customer relationship management and satisfaction to distribution channels, branding, and dealer perception.
1. The document discusses Reliance Money, a financial services company that is part of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group. It provides an overview of Reliance Money's services, leadership, and the financial brokerage industry in India.
2. Reliance Money offers various financial products and services, including stock broking, mutual funds, insurance, credit cards, and gold coin retailing. It is a major player in India's financial brokerage industry.
3. The document examines Reliance Money's media coverage and perception through quantitative and qualitative analysis of news articles about the company and its competitors. The analysis finds that Reliance Money receives significant media coverage compared to its peers.
The document provides an overview of the stock market industry in India and the process for creating a new franchise/authorized person (AP) with SMC Global Securities Ltd.
It begins with background on India's stock exchanges (BSE and NSE) and market structure, including trading hours, settlement cycles, and indexes. It then profiles SMC Global Securities and its offerings. The document outlines the requirements and process for becoming an AP, including infrastructure, prospect identification, registration, and NISM certification. It concludes with learning from the author's internship experience in business development.
Thesis(project work): portfolio construction using top down approach in indi...Mohammadali Surti
Thesis Project Work on Portfolio Management in Indian Stock Market. It talks about the quantitative aspects considered during the selection of company in portfolio.
The document provides details about a project report submitted for a Master of Business Administration degree. It discusses a study conducted on consumer perception and behavior regarding Verka dairy products in Punjab, India. The report includes an introduction covering the dairy cooperative Milkfed and Verka Milk Plant in Mohali. It then discusses the research methodology, data analysis, conclusions, SWOT analysis, and recommendations from the study.
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF various share broking firmsAmit Kumar
The document is a declaration by Amit Kumar, a student with roll number 1028270001, submitting a project report titled "Comparative Study of Major Stockbroking Companies in India" as part of their MBA program. It expresses gratitude to various professors and staff members who provided guidance. It includes a table of contents for the report and discusses the experience of working on the project and trying to cover all aspects learned from the company.
This document provides a summary of Chitra Ramkrishna's career and accomplishments. It outlines her roles as the first woman managing director and CEO of the National Stock Exchange of India, as well as her previous positions at the National Stock Exchange, Securities and Exchange Board of India, and Industrial Development Bank of India. The summary highlights that she has helped scale the National Stock Exchange to new heights and maintain its legacy as one of the world's largest exchanges. It also lists some of the awards and recognition she has received for her leadership and contributions to the financial sector in India.
The document provides information about Kirti Shubham's summer internship project at Cypress Money and Motilal Oswal Securities Limited. It includes an overview of Cypress Money, which was an investment advisory firm that Kirti interned at initially. It describes Cypress Money's marketing plan, products, and processes. It then discusses Kirti's transition to interning at Motilal Oswal Securities Limited when Cypress Money merged with them. The document outlines Kirti's responsibilities and accomplishments at both internships, including acquiring new clients and assisting with Know Your Customer processes.
Description about Indian equity market andmance a survey representing customer's thinking about equity. overview of Reliance Security in Equity Market and its oerfor
IIFL Holdings Limited is an Indian financial services company headquartered in Mumbai that was founded in 1995. It was originally called Probity Research and Services Private Limited, providing research on the Indian economy and businesses. Over time, it transformed into its current structure and brand. IIFL offers a wide range of financial products and services through its various subsidiaries, and has over 2500 offices across India. It has received several awards for its performance and growth in the Indian brokerage industry.
This document is a research report submitted by Smita Rastogi for her summer internship at India Infoline Ltd. It includes an executive summary that gives an overview of the Indian capital markets and dematerialization process. It also describes Smita's internship experience working in different departments at IIFL. The report contains chapters on IIFL's organization details, literature review on stock markets and related concepts, data collection and analysis from IIFL, recommendations, and concluding remarks.
1. The document discusses portfolio management and fundamental analysis of stocks to create an optimal portfolio. It analyzes 10 stocks from the CNX Midcap index to include in a portfolio.
2. The objectives of creating the portfolio are to provide investors with maximum returns at minimum risk through diversification.
3. Portfolio management aims to balance risk and return through selection and continuous adjustment of securities in the portfolio.
This document provides an overview of Reliance Money and mutual funds in India. It discusses the history and growth of mutual funds in India, starting with the establishment of UTI in 1963. It profiles Reliance Money, a subsidiary of Reliance Capital that offers various financial products and services including investments in stocks, mutual funds, insurance policies, commodities, and structured products. The document also describes the types of mutual fund schemes available in India and the regulations governing the mutual fund industry.
This document appears to be a project report for a study on comparative balanced mutual funds offered in the Indian market. It includes sections on the title page, college certificate, declaration, acknowledgements, preface, executive summary, introduction, industry analysis, company profiles, research methodology, data analysis and interpretation, findings, conclusion, suggestions, and limitations. The executive summary provides an overview of the project including analyzing factors affecting balanced mutual funds and measuring mutual fund performance. It finds that overall balanced fund performance has been good on a risk-adjusted return basis.
The document provides a framework for analyzing industries, including analyzing the industry life cycle and key factors such as growth, profitability, demand and supply, entry barriers, competition, and bargaining power of buyers and suppliers. It discusses analyzing industries based on Porter's model and conducting a SWOT analysis. The key aspects of industry analysis covered are the industry life cycle stages, metrics like growth, profitability, demand and supply balance, capacity utilization, entry barriers, competition/market share, bargaining power of buyers and suppliers, substitute products, and technology trends.
This document provides an overview of industry analysis. It defines industry analysis as evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of particular industries. It discusses industry life cycles, characteristics such as demand/supply gaps and cost structures. Methods of industry forecasting are also summarized, including cumulative methods like surveys and correlation/regression analysis, as well as time series analysis involving trends, cycles, seasons and erratic events. The document aims to inform investors' understanding of how industry factors influence company performance.
The document outlines the syllabus for an International Business course, covering topics such as the meaning and nature of international business, drivers of internationalization, theories of international trade, international institutions, and foreign market entry strategies. Major players in international business discussed include multinational corporations, which operate in multiple countries and maintain headquarters in a home country to coordinate global operations. Benefits and challenges of internationalization for both host and home countries are also examined.
General Motors AnalysisGeneral Motors AnalysisTeam 7Li.docxhanneloremccaffery
This document provides an analysis of General Motors and the automobile manufacturing industry. It summarizes key details about GM's industry classification and SIC codes. It also analyzes the industry structure based on 10 items from an IBISWorld report, including that the industry is mature with moderate competition and barriers to entry. External drivers for the industry are discussed, along with current performance, outlook, supply chain, demand determinants, products/services, basis of competition, and major players. Toyota, GM, and Ford have the largest market shares, comprising about 45% total.
A business opportunity for indian firms from the global growth in wind energy...SiddharthaGuha11
A Thought Leadership Document and its specific Objectives
A Business Opportunity for Indian firms from the Global Growth in the Wind Energy/ Shale Gas / Nuclear sector is a Thought Leadership Document prepared by SGMP Thought Leadership and Advisory OPC Private Limited.
Globally there is a surge in the capacity installations of Wind Energy/ Shale Gas / Nuclear sector. Also the capacity installation growth is directly correlated to the demand growth for materials that go into it. Hence materials right from customized Fabricated Parts to Castings to Wires, everything will have Exponential Growth Curve in the usage. Apart from opportunities for Material supplying organisations, there is also a vast scope for service oriented organization also. Apart from materials, there is growing demand for services related to these sectors(for e.g. for EPC Companies)
Floor Cleaners Making Business. How to Start Profitable Household Cleaning Pr...Ajjay Kumar Gupta
Cleaning products are a high demand product. People clean all of the time, everywhere. From churches to schools to homes and offices, people always need cleaning products.
Improved living standards, growing awareness regarding home cleanliness & sanitation, sophisticated homes and surfaces, the need for disinfection coupled with the frequent outbreaks of infectious disease are the factors driving the household cleaning market in India.
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This document discusses factors that influence the threat of entry in an industry. It explains that incumbent firms want the threat of entry to be low as it impacts profitability potential. High sunk costs, intellectual property advantages, economies of scale, and learning curves can make entry more difficult by giving incumbents a cost advantage over potential new entrants. Industries with high minimum efficient scales, switching costs, or network effects tend to have lower threats of entry. The document uses examples from the airline and semiconductor industries to illustrate these concepts.
Interface (TILE) is a manufacturer of modular carpet tiles that is the global leader in its niche market. While the stock has significantly outperformed benchmarks in the past year, an analysis of its financial metrics and growth rates reveals some risks. The company has high price-to-earnings and price-to-cash flow ratios compared to peers, and is expected to trail competitors in earnings and sales growth. Given its high volatility and lagging financials, the analyst recommends passing on the stock.
case study of Software industry By (zaman)zaman raza
The document discusses the rise of the Indian software industry. It analyzes the industry's growth using theories of comparative advantage and Michael Porter's Diamond model. Regarding comparative advantage, India specialized in software where it had lower costs compared to other nations. Porter's Diamond attributes like skilled labor and English language skills also gave India advantages. Prospects for future growth remain positive if India leverages opportunities like a growing domestic market, though threats from competitors like China increasing R&D exist. The industry must focus on lower cost, higher quality software to maintain its competitive edge.
Five Innovation Inspirations from Indian Automobile Market IOSRJBM
The present research is study of Indian automobile industry’s change triggers and inspirations can be drawn from market for innovations. Research revealed that there are five major inspirations which can be drawn for innovation from Indian automobile industry. This research termed these five main inspirations as five A’s of market inspiration for innovations. Affordability, Accessibility, Addressing, Attraction and Actualize are the major inspirations for innovations based on research of Indian automobile industry. Strategic focus on these inspirations will help to support innovations focus and also increases success potential from innovation. Global automotive industry went through multiple phases since the first vehicle launch. Basic product, mass production of vehicles and lean production are key phases of automotive industry, which were mainly influenced by the demand and supply dynamic of market. Indian automotive industry followed western world to large extent in the past. However, since last decade and half Indian automotive industry went through sea change in-terms of product launches, product development focus and overall customer experience. Market inspirations revealed in this paper will guide innovation and technology managers of automobile industry to align their strategic innovation focus to increase success of products in the market.
This document discusses several macro concepts of demand:
1. Investment demand refers to demand for physical capital goods and services used to maintain or expand business operations. It depends on GNP and interest rates, with higher GNP and lower interest rates increasing investment demand.
2. Technological demand refers to demand for modern technology to produce goods and services more efficiently. It arises to innovate products and reduce costs while improving quality.
3. Social demand refers to demand for goods and services to satisfy and sustain customers. It also encompasses government policies that can impact businesses and economic conditions.
4. International demand refers to export and import demand, as well as activities conducted outside a home country like international
The document discusses the business environment and its importance. It defines business environment as the aggregate of all conditions, events, and influences that surround and affect a business. The business environment is complex and dynamic in nature. It consists of opportunities and threats. The study of the business environment helps businesses remain flexible, exploit opportunities, and adapt to socio-economic changes. The different types of business environments discussed are political, economic, social, technological, natural, international, and demographic. The document also provides an overview of India's current business environment.
With India’s GDP to clock 7 to 7.5%, the Indian Paints Industry is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years. The decorative paints segment has been the main revenue driver. In the decorative segment, customer preferences are changing, and companies are using innovation to cater to the demand.
However, there will be an upstick in demand for industrial paints in the months ahead, on the back of the massive infrastructure moves by Government of India – from roads to ports; from smart cities to urban mission.
This CMR IMG report will help readers to get the big picture on the Indian Paints Industry. Readers will be able to understand current demand and supply drivers in the paints market, and spot future trends.
This IMG report analyzes Asian Paints, Kansai Nerolac, Berger Paints, Akzo Nobel and Shalimar Paints.
The document provides an analysis of the Indian telecom industry, including:
- An overview of the industry growth driven by factors like rising incomes and urbanization in India.
- Details of the major players in the industry, led by Bharti Airtel and Reliance Communications, which together hold around 50% market share.
- Profiles of Reliance Communications and Bharti Airtel, the two largest players, including their visions, boards of directors, and customer bases.
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3. Industry Analysis
That lead us to the industry it operates in.
If we think about Maruti Udyog.
4. Industry Analysis
Industry
What are the sub-sectors of a particular industry?
What are the key revenue drivers in the industry?
What are the key concerns affecting the industry?
Other factors:
How many players are there in the industry?
What are the prospects of the particular industry in the
overall economy?
How dynamic and volatile is the industry?
5. Industry Analysis
Defining the Sub-sectors
If the company in question is
Infosys, what industry does it
belong to?
Technology, isn't it ?
However, technology is
to broad a category.
IT
Hardware Technology Services
IT
Products
6. Industry Analysis
Hardware Companies that make
products like laptops etc.
Technology IT products Companies that make
software products.
Company that make provides
IT services project management –IT
development and support – to
their clients.
NOTE
There could be companies like Infosys ,who operates in multiple sub-sector .
We then need to understand, where its revenues primarily come from.
In case ,of Infosys about 95% of it revenues come from IT services ,thus
We can analyze it is in IT services company.
7. Industry Analysis
We shall discuss the process by taking a
sample company from the Oil & Gas industry.
The company is in question is
Shiv Vani.
It’s a leading player in oil
exploration, specially
onshore exploration.
8. Industry Analysis
The first question to ask here is : The next question that comes to
What is the onshore exploration mind is, is there any other way of
industry? oil exploration or drilling?
Onshore exploration is the Yes, companies that carry out oil
industry where drilling is done on exploration in the sea, under sea
onshore. i.e. on land beds, comes in the category of
offshore drilling.
9. Industry Analysis
So, we can say oil exploration essentially has two sub-sectors:
Offshore
Oil
exploration
Shiv Vani
Onshore Falls into this.
10. Industry Analysis
Industry
What are the sub-sectors of a particular industry?
What are the key revenue drivers in the industry?
What are the key concerns affecting the industry?
Other factors:
How many players are there in the industry?
What are the prospects of the particular industry in the
overall economy?
How dynamic and volatile is the industry?
The next important step is to understand how a
company makes money in the industry. Specially, what
are the key factors driving revenues?
11. Industry Analysis
Key Revenue Drivers
Let’s look at the drivers of the onshore oil exploration business.
How dose oil exploration works?
Companies either own or rent oil rigs.
They then take on oil exploration
contracts for clients, which use these
oil rigs.
The daily cost of hiring or renting out an oil rig, is
called ‘the day rate’.
12. Industry Analysis
Key Revenue Drivers
Total Revenue: Day rate X No. of days of use
Now, number of days of use will be easy to calculate. This leaves the
more important day rate for analysis.
Depending on how the day rate varies, the revenue earned will
fluctuate.
So, what do you think will the day rate
depend on?
13. Industry Analysis
Key Revenue Drivers
The day rate would depend on the demand for rigs,
which depends upon the demand for oil exploration, led
in turn by the global demand for oil and oil prices.
Oil Exploration
High demand= High day rate
Low demand = Low day rate
How do we project the day rate?
An idea of the current
rates, coupled with historical
trends is enough to make an
information guess about the
future.
14. Industry Analysis
Industry
What are the sub-sectors of a particular industry?
What are the key revenue drivers in the industry?
What are the key concerns affecting the industry?
Other factors:
How many players are there in the industry?
What are the prospects of the particular industry in the
overall economy?
How dynamic and volatile is the industry?
16. Industry Analysis
Industry
What are the sub-sectors of a particular industry?
What are the key revenue drivers in the industry?
What are the key concerns affecting the industry?
Other factors:
How many players are there in the industry?
What are the prospects of the particular industry in the
overall economy?
How dynamic and volatile is the industry?
17. Industry Analysis
Number of players in the industry
This determines the:
Competition and
The nature of operating margins that the industry
works with.
A classical example is the telecom industry.
With new players coming in, the operating margins have
been decreasing year after year.
18. Industry Analysis
Number of players in the industry
For our example – Shiv Vani, which is in the Oil an gas exploration industry.
Requires a very large capital Only large players like ONGC or
investment. Reliance have entered the industry.
Hence, entry barriers are high, and
competition is relatively low.
19. Industry Analysis
Industry
What are the sub-sectors of a particular industry?
What are the key revenue drivers in the industry?
What are the key concerns affecting the industry?
Other factors:
How many players are there in the industry?
What are the prospects of the particular industry in the
overall economy?
How dynamic and volatile is the industry?
20. Industry Analysis
Prospects of the Industry in the Economy.
We are now aware of what the industry is about and
how a company makes money in such an industry.
Let us now look at the future prospects of the industry.
Shiv Vani operates in the oil exploration
industry.
- onshore exploration.
Hence we need to know how the industry has
developed over the years, and he future trends.
21. Industry Analysis
Prospects of the Industry in the Economy.
The graph below suggests, that there is a huge gap in the
amount of oil produced by India, compared to the amount of
oil consumed in India.
This in turn implies that
imports have been
increasing with each
passing year, putting a
strain on the economy.
22. Industry Analysis
Prospects of the Industry in the Economy.
We know that an increase in local production is needed.
Does the country actually have these reserves for exploration?
Sedimentary basins in India
One can see that only a small portion of the potential
oil basins has been commercially taped till date.
Yes, there is a huge area that can be potentially
tapped by companies.
23. Industry Analysis
Prospects of the Industry in the Economy
The Indian Government has also recognized the need
for more oil exploration.
Hence, under the New Exploration Licensing
Policy(NELP),the number of blocks have increased.
That means more blocks are being brought under
exploration.
The budget for oil exploration has also increased
three-fold in the 11th five year plan.
These facts show that there is tremendous opportunity
for growth for oil exploration.
24. Industry Analysis
Industry
What are the sub-sectors of a particular industry?
What are the key revenue drivers in the industry?
What are the key concerns affecting the industry?
Other factors:
How many players are there in the industry?
What are the prospects of the particular industry in the
overall economy?
How dynamic and volatile is the industry?
25. Industry Analysis
How dynamic and volatile is the industry
An industry where products change often, changing the dynamics of the
market tends to have volatile stock movements.
For example, a company like Apple saw the stock
move up a lot in anticipation of the iPad.
26. Industry Analysis
How dynamic and volatile is the industry
Taking the case of Shiv Vani .
In India, the oil prices administered .
Hence the profitability of oil companies is not only a function of their
operating efficiency, but also on whether the government will
increase oil price.
Once oil prices are decontrolled, this industry can be analyzed like
any other industry.
27. Industry Analysis
Industry
What are the sub-sectors of a particular industry?
What are the key revenue drivers in the industry?
What are the key concerns affecting the industry?
Other factors:
How many players are there in the industry?
What are the prospects of the particular industry in the
overall economy?
How dynamic and volatile is the industry?