Presented
By

Rameez Ahmed

Rajib Chowdhury

Bijoy Singha

Bikram Singha Roy

Biswarup Mondal
Fast Moving Consumers Goods also
known as Consumer Packaged Goods
(CPG)

Less
Shelf
LifeSold
quickly

Extensiv
e
distributi
on
networks

High volume business - Sold in large
quantities
Sold at relatively low cost
Major SegMentS In FMCg SeCtor
Fabric Wash &
Household
Cleaner

FMCG
Industry

Person
al Care

Oral Care, Hair
Care, Skin Care,
Cosmetics etc.

Food &
Beverag
es

Health Beverages,
Staples, Bakery,
Tea, Coffee, Soft
Drinks etc.
Porter's
Five
Forces
Model

Potential
Entrants

Suppliers

Buyer
s

Substitut
es
Rivalry
Among
Existing
Players

Rivalry
Among
Existing
Rivalry among players are very high in FMCG
Price competition
Players
Advertisement & Promotional Stuff
Distribution
New product
Storage
Exit Barriers are low
Warranty & Guarantee
POTENTIA
L
ENTRANTS

Potential
Entrants
POTENTIA
L
ENTRANTS

Barriers
Government Rules

&R

egulations

FDI

Licensing
Rules

Food Security Bill
Government
Service And Tax
Strong Distribution
Network Required
High Capital
Requirement
Already Existing Strong
Brand Names

Raw Material Availability
Low Labor Cost
Buyers

Buyers
Bargaining power is
low
Concentrati
on
SUPPLIER
S

Suppliers
Bargaining power is
low
Switching
cost

Relative supply

Importance of
input
substitute
s

Substitutes
substitute
s

Substitutes

Utility

Switchin
g Cost
Utility

Threat-More
Switchin
g Cost

Threat-Less
ConClusion
Porters five forces model on fmcg

Porters five forces model on fmcg