By-
VIPUL SHAMA,
SHAKTIRAJ SINGH,
SUMIT KHATRI, and
PRIYESH NEEMA.
 Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd is a South Korean
multinational electronics company.
 In recent years, the company has diversified into
consumer electronics.
 Its world's largest manufacturer of mobile phones
since 2011.
 Samsung Mobiles has a very popular GALAXY line-
up of phones and tablets.
 Micromax is an Indian consumer electronics company
located in Gurgaon, Haryana, India.
 Started as an IT software company in the year 2000
working on embedded platforms .It entered mobile
handset business and by 2010.
 Micromax has presence in more than 560 districts
through 125,000 retail outlets in India, with 23 offices
across and an international office in Honk-Kong.
SAMSUNG MICROMAX
23%
28%
13%
7%
29%
Sales
micromax
samsung
karbonn
nokia
other
(SAMSUNG)
 PRODUCT
 PLACE
 PRICE
 PROMOTION
(MICROMAX)
 PRODUCT
 PLACE
 PRICE
 PROMOTION
SAMSUNG MICROMAX
SAMSUNG
 The Indian mobile
handset market
posted revenues of Rs
35,946 crore in FY13, a
14.7 per cent increase
from Rs 31,330 crore in
FY12.
MICROMAX
 on March 31, 2013, the
Micromax logged in a
record Rs 3,168 crore in
sales revenues for the
financial year 2012-13
 Rahul sharma threw in a
fresh target - Rs 2,000
crore revenues in a
quarter, in FY 2013-14.
SAMSUNGMICROMAX
 Innovation and design;
 Focus on environment;
 Low production costs;
 Largest share in mobile phones.
 Provide many basic functions at
much lower costs;
 Regional languages support;
 Dual SIM/Triple SIM phones;
 Celebrity brand ambassadors.
SAMSUNGMICROMAX
 Patent infringement
 Main competitors are also largest
buyers
 Lack its own OS and software
 Focus on too many products
 Limited market share due to intense
competition and less global
presence.
 User interface for not so tech-savvy
consumers compared to Apple.
SAMSUNGMICROMX
 Growing India’s Smartphone market.
 Growing mobile advertising industry.
 Growing demand for quality application
processors.
 Growth of tablets market.
 Obtaining patents through acquisitions.
 Low-end phones market has become
very competitive.
 Cut-throat competition has made Dual-
SIM phones being available.
 Can be used as simple second phones as
well as cheaper smart phones.
SAMSUNGMICROMAX
 Saturated Smartphone markets in
developed countries.
 Rapid technological change.
 Declining margins on hardware
production.
 Breached patents.
 Price wars
 Threat from low price well known
brands
 Other lower end phones brands
MICROMAX CANVAS
KNIGHT
SAMSUNG GALAXY S5
FOR YOUR PATIENCE AND TIME…….

Samsung V/s Micromax

  • 1.
    By- VIPUL SHAMA, SHAKTIRAJ SINGH, SUMITKHATRI, and PRIYESH NEEMA.
  • 3.
     Samsung ElectronicsCo. Ltd is a South Korean multinational electronics company.  In recent years, the company has diversified into consumer electronics.  Its world's largest manufacturer of mobile phones since 2011.  Samsung Mobiles has a very popular GALAXY line- up of phones and tablets.
  • 4.
     Micromax isan Indian consumer electronics company located in Gurgaon, Haryana, India.  Started as an IT software company in the year 2000 working on embedded platforms .It entered mobile handset business and by 2010.  Micromax has presence in more than 560 districts through 125,000 retail outlets in India, with 23 offices across and an international office in Honk-Kong.
  • 5.
  • 6.
    (SAMSUNG)  PRODUCT  PLACE PRICE  PROMOTION (MICROMAX)  PRODUCT  PLACE  PRICE  PROMOTION
  • 7.
  • 8.
    SAMSUNG  The Indianmobile handset market posted revenues of Rs 35,946 crore in FY13, a 14.7 per cent increase from Rs 31,330 crore in FY12. MICROMAX  on March 31, 2013, the Micromax logged in a record Rs 3,168 crore in sales revenues for the financial year 2012-13  Rahul sharma threw in a fresh target - Rs 2,000 crore revenues in a quarter, in FY 2013-14.
  • 10.
    SAMSUNGMICROMAX  Innovation anddesign;  Focus on environment;  Low production costs;  Largest share in mobile phones.  Provide many basic functions at much lower costs;  Regional languages support;  Dual SIM/Triple SIM phones;  Celebrity brand ambassadors.
  • 11.
    SAMSUNGMICROMAX  Patent infringement Main competitors are also largest buyers  Lack its own OS and software  Focus on too many products  Limited market share due to intense competition and less global presence.  User interface for not so tech-savvy consumers compared to Apple.
  • 12.
    SAMSUNGMICROMX  Growing India’sSmartphone market.  Growing mobile advertising industry.  Growing demand for quality application processors.  Growth of tablets market.  Obtaining patents through acquisitions.  Low-end phones market has become very competitive.  Cut-throat competition has made Dual- SIM phones being available.  Can be used as simple second phones as well as cheaper smart phones.
  • 13.
    SAMSUNGMICROMAX  Saturated Smartphonemarkets in developed countries.  Rapid technological change.  Declining margins on hardware production.  Breached patents.  Price wars  Threat from low price well known brands  Other lower end phones brands
  • 14.
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    FOR YOUR PATIENCEAND TIME…….