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Indians
understand         Indians
Savings like
none other        Discounts


    A retail       The Bargaining
 opportunity to       Indian is
  cater to this      anywhere,
 unique Indian      everywhere
      DNA
 A multi-brand, multi-location discount chain and value format.

 National labels will be sold to target the discerning, brand
  conscious young buyers.

 Discounts range between 25% to a whopping 60%.

 Fully air conditioned shopping environment and an
  international, rejuvenating ambience spaced in a 1000 to 5000
  sq. feet carpet area.

 Located at prominent malls, high streets and strategically
  selected stores.
Most preferred fashion destination across
                        all 1 lac+ population towns in India.




Celebrate brands at surprising prices 365 days in clothing,
footwear and accessories in all towns.
 Ashish Garg, Managing Director
 Money Man, Mind behind Promart.
 36 year old dynamic, young entrepreneur.
 Also, actively involved in the business of Apple Group of Companies.
 Propels the growth of Promart with his astute eye over financial management
  as well as the immense experience of successfully running various businesses
  such as steel, coal mining, textiles, insurance and infrastructure.
 Punit Agarwal – Director & Chief
 Executive Officer
 Captain of Logistics & Inventory.
 Also, New Markets Identifier.
 Leads by example.
 Moving away from his family business, he founded VEMB Lifestyle Pvt. Ltd.
  as an independent business entity, which is now a diversified group engaged
  in various opportunities in lifestyle.

 In a mere Ten years, Punit Agarwal’s visionary foresight and the sheer will to
  achieve has led him to conquer the many milestones in his early 30’s.
 Heart behind Promart.
INDIAN RETAIL INDUSTRY           12,000,00 CRORES                 100%


                Organized Retail             Footwear, Clothing, Accessories
                   55,000 Cr                            26,400 Cr
                     4.5%                                 48%
                                                             Source India Retail Report, 2007



 According to Consultants McKinsey & Co. research shows that almost
  40% of branded goods are sold at a discounted rate (below MRP).

 Rs. 11,880 cores pegged as market potential in this segment as on
  2006 and only growing.

 Indian retail industry is 5th largest in the world.
 Easy financing
 Rising consumer incomes & lifestyles
 Real estate developments
 Better sourcing options
 Favorable demographics
 Organized retail will get a significant hike.
 Shopping will be a year round activity.

 Indian consumer will be pampered with the choicest
  brands.
 Educated consumer (on styles, fits, price, brands) is
  a more demanding consumer.
 Customer service will improve and customer will
  expect a superior retail experience.
Large and growing middle class
Median age of the Indian Consumer is 24
Easy availability of cheap credit
Aspirational Lifestyle
Brand Conscious
Wants great value for money (premium brands for less)
Wants a quality shopping experience
High exposure to advertisements – offers, styles, brands etc
Celebrates success at all moments/occasions etc
 Promart currently has 39 company-owned stores and 6
  franchisee stores, all together occupying 88630 sq. feet
  of retail space and 1 SIS Store occupying 840 sq.ft.
 Central distribution centre at Bhiwandi occupies a
  massive 20,000 sq. feet
 Target is to open 100 company-owned stores by April
  2013 and 50 franchisee stores
 Zone-wise expansion will start with west, north, south
  & east
 Expansion to cover Tier 2,3,4,5 & 6 cities
Promart will source last season’s       Gaps in Fashion and Trends filled
   stock from national labels                 with in-house labels




                        Sent to central distribution
                                  center




                 Will be made available to company and
                         franchisee owned stores
STRENGTHS
            365 days discount
            National brands and international labels
            Mass customer base
            Minimum 25% discount
            In-house label to fill in missing gaps and trends
WEAKNESS




            Competition from local brands
            Tailor made clothing
OPPORTUNITIES
                New brands will be regularly added to current portfolio

                Tie up with brands to sell their last season’s stock

                Multiple outlets per city
                Large population with increasing disposable incomes

                Growing demands for branded merchandise

                FDI opportunity
                1 lac+ population town
THREATS




                Increase in government taxes

                Brand factory outlets

                Other large format stores
The Promart Team is a                  The team is
  thriving bunch of                 centralized at the
 talented individuals              Mumbai and Noida
  driven to create a               office and will soon
   world-class retail              expand into a zone
experience for the new                 based set up.
  Indian consumer.


                         The present team
         The average      strength is of 80
          age of the        people and is
          team is 30     quickly growing to
            years.         meet with the
                             challenging
                             milestones.
 Facilitate buying of brands that have a good market
  share in that zone.

 Better media rates
 Smoother execution of schemes or offers

 Better understanding of the zone

Decentralize decision making

Better communication to customers
X-Fit      All Season    Lee

Clifton    DJ            Arrow            Our Other
Buruburu   Leonidas      Louis Philippe    Brands!
Riot       Arrow Sport   Stride

Irony      Wrangler      Agamic/Poe
Deal   Provogue   Trendy World

Lee    Riot       Sepia          Our Other
                                  Brands!
Teej   Lesley     Wrangler

109F   Clifton    Plus Trends
Ethnic, Formals and Indo Western
                       for Women




Formals for Men                                T-Shirt for Men
Rajkot
     Ahmedabad
More Megastore, Baroda
 7 Seas Mall, Baroda
        Vapi
     Aurangabad
Sandesh, Feb 2012
Rajasthan Patrika, Feb 2012
Vadodara Samachar, Feb, 2012                                 Gujarat Today, Feb 2012
Financial Chronicle, March 2012
Snap Deal




Gujarat Prabha, May 2012
PROMART – Zone

Z1 – West          Gujarat, Maharashtra, MP, Goa

               Rajasthan, Delhi, J&K, Haryana, Punjab,
Z2 – North
                      Himachal, UP, Uttarkhand

Z3 – South        AP, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka

             Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West Bengal,
Z4 – East
                      Orissa, Sikkim, Eastern India
Promart offers franchisee & master franchisee
                 opportunities across India

1. No deposit
2. Attractive margin up to 40%.
3. Minimum one ad/hoarding during launch
4. GR 10% of purchase twice in a year.
5. Approx 700 sq ft area.
6. Price de-regulation – facility: 2 months.
7. First right or refusal on stocks at DC.
8. Franchisee fee Rs 21000/only.
9. Franchisee investment on interiors 800-900 sq.ft.
10. Marketing support.
11. Fixture sourcing/Installation.
12. Outright stock purchase.
13. Investment in stock 1500 sq ft.
TOLL FREE NO.: 1800-103-0600



Regd. Office:                                              Corporate Office:
Promart Retail India Pvt. Ltd.                  Promart Retail India Pvt. Ltd.
3rd Floor, 'B' wing Sunteck Centre,                           B-16, Sector 2,
Subhash Road, Vile Parle (E),                                         Noida,
Mumbai: 400 057, Maharashtra.                                              UP.
Tel: +91-22-40350707
Fax: +91-22-40350702

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Promart corp ppt feb 2013 changes made

  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 3.
  • 4.
  • 5.
  • 6. Indians understand Indians Savings like none other Discounts A retail The Bargaining opportunity to Indian is cater to this anywhere, unique Indian everywhere DNA
  • 7.  A multi-brand, multi-location discount chain and value format.  National labels will be sold to target the discerning, brand conscious young buyers.  Discounts range between 25% to a whopping 60%.  Fully air conditioned shopping environment and an international, rejuvenating ambience spaced in a 1000 to 5000 sq. feet carpet area.  Located at prominent malls, high streets and strategically selected stores.
  • 8.
  • 9. Most preferred fashion destination across all 1 lac+ population towns in India. Celebrate brands at surprising prices 365 days in clothing, footwear and accessories in all towns.
  • 10.  Ashish Garg, Managing Director  Money Man, Mind behind Promart.  36 year old dynamic, young entrepreneur.  Also, actively involved in the business of Apple Group of Companies.  Propels the growth of Promart with his astute eye over financial management as well as the immense experience of successfully running various businesses such as steel, coal mining, textiles, insurance and infrastructure.
  • 11.  Punit Agarwal – Director & Chief Executive Officer  Captain of Logistics & Inventory.  Also, New Markets Identifier.  Leads by example.  Moving away from his family business, he founded VEMB Lifestyle Pvt. Ltd. as an independent business entity, which is now a diversified group engaged in various opportunities in lifestyle.  In a mere Ten years, Punit Agarwal’s visionary foresight and the sheer will to achieve has led him to conquer the many milestones in his early 30’s.  Heart behind Promart.
  • 12.
  • 13. INDIAN RETAIL INDUSTRY 12,000,00 CRORES 100% Organized Retail Footwear, Clothing, Accessories 55,000 Cr 26,400 Cr 4.5% 48% Source India Retail Report, 2007  According to Consultants McKinsey & Co. research shows that almost 40% of branded goods are sold at a discounted rate (below MRP).  Rs. 11,880 cores pegged as market potential in this segment as on 2006 and only growing.  Indian retail industry is 5th largest in the world.
  • 14.  Easy financing  Rising consumer incomes & lifestyles  Real estate developments  Better sourcing options  Favorable demographics
  • 15.  Organized retail will get a significant hike.  Shopping will be a year round activity.  Indian consumer will be pampered with the choicest brands.  Educated consumer (on styles, fits, price, brands) is a more demanding consumer.  Customer service will improve and customer will expect a superior retail experience.
  • 16.
  • 17. Large and growing middle class Median age of the Indian Consumer is 24 Easy availability of cheap credit Aspirational Lifestyle Brand Conscious Wants great value for money (premium brands for less) Wants a quality shopping experience High exposure to advertisements – offers, styles, brands etc Celebrates success at all moments/occasions etc
  • 18.
  • 19.  Promart currently has 39 company-owned stores and 6 franchisee stores, all together occupying 88630 sq. feet of retail space and 1 SIS Store occupying 840 sq.ft.  Central distribution centre at Bhiwandi occupies a massive 20,000 sq. feet  Target is to open 100 company-owned stores by April 2013 and 50 franchisee stores  Zone-wise expansion will start with west, north, south & east  Expansion to cover Tier 2,3,4,5 & 6 cities
  • 20. Promart will source last season’s Gaps in Fashion and Trends filled stock from national labels with in-house labels Sent to central distribution center Will be made available to company and franchisee owned stores
  • 21.
  • 22. STRENGTHS 365 days discount National brands and international labels Mass customer base Minimum 25% discount In-house label to fill in missing gaps and trends WEAKNESS Competition from local brands Tailor made clothing
  • 23. OPPORTUNITIES New brands will be regularly added to current portfolio Tie up with brands to sell their last season’s stock Multiple outlets per city Large population with increasing disposable incomes Growing demands for branded merchandise FDI opportunity 1 lac+ population town THREATS Increase in government taxes Brand factory outlets Other large format stores
  • 24.
  • 25. The Promart Team is a The team is thriving bunch of centralized at the talented individuals Mumbai and Noida driven to create a office and will soon world-class retail expand into a zone experience for the new based set up. Indian consumer. The present team The average strength is of 80 age of the people and is team is 30 quickly growing to years. meet with the challenging milestones.
  • 26.  Facilitate buying of brands that have a good market share in that zone.  Better media rates  Smoother execution of schemes or offers  Better understanding of the zone Decentralize decision making Better communication to customers
  • 27.
  • 28. X-Fit All Season Lee Clifton DJ Arrow Our Other Buruburu Leonidas Louis Philippe Brands! Riot Arrow Sport Stride Irony Wrangler Agamic/Poe
  • 29. Deal Provogue Trendy World Lee Riot Sepia Our Other Brands! Teej Lesley Wrangler 109F Clifton Plus Trends
  • 30. Ethnic, Formals and Indo Western for Women Formals for Men T-Shirt for Men
  • 31.
  • 32. Rajkot Ahmedabad More Megastore, Baroda 7 Seas Mall, Baroda Vapi Aurangabad
  • 33.
  • 34.
  • 36. Rajasthan Patrika, Feb 2012 Vadodara Samachar, Feb, 2012 Gujarat Today, Feb 2012
  • 39.
  • 40.
  • 41.
  • 42.
  • 43. PROMART – Zone Z1 – West Gujarat, Maharashtra, MP, Goa Rajasthan, Delhi, J&K, Haryana, Punjab, Z2 – North Himachal, UP, Uttarkhand Z3 – South AP, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Z4 – East Orissa, Sikkim, Eastern India
  • 44.
  • 45. Promart offers franchisee & master franchisee opportunities across India 1. No deposit 2. Attractive margin up to 40%. 3. Minimum one ad/hoarding during launch 4. GR 10% of purchase twice in a year. 5. Approx 700 sq ft area. 6. Price de-regulation – facility: 2 months. 7. First right or refusal on stocks at DC. 8. Franchisee fee Rs 21000/only. 9. Franchisee investment on interiors 800-900 sq.ft. 10. Marketing support. 11. Fixture sourcing/Installation. 12. Outright stock purchase. 13. Investment in stock 1500 sq ft.
  • 46. TOLL FREE NO.: 1800-103-0600 Regd. Office: Corporate Office: Promart Retail India Pvt. Ltd. Promart Retail India Pvt. Ltd. 3rd Floor, 'B' wing Sunteck Centre, B-16, Sector 2, Subhash Road, Vile Parle (E), Noida, Mumbai: 400 057, Maharashtra. UP. Tel: +91-22-40350707 Fax: +91-22-40350702