Powerpoint Presentation




Presented By;
 Ikram Ibrahim
   Lalit Nangia
    Shamik Dev
     Abdul Malik
       Ajmaluddin Raafi
          Hassan Nasser
           Pradeep Kumar
              Anirudh B.
Retailing Sector
   The term “Retailing” refers
                                        Retail
    to any activity that involves
    a sale to an individual
    customer.
                            Organized      Un- Organized


   An interface between the
    producer and the individual
    consumer buying for
    personal consumption.
Size of Indian Retail Sector

   Estimated size of retail in India - $ 450
    billion

   Share of organized retail in India – 15%

   Size of organized retail in India - $ 28
    billion
Existing Retail Formats


   Branded Store                            Department Store




                       Hypermarket



   Supermarket                          Shopping Malls
7 P’s Of Retail Sector
                     Process

  Physical
                                           Product
  Evidence




                     7 P’s
People                                        Price




             Place             Promotion
About Big Bazaar
 Big bazaar is a hyper mart chain of
  retail stores in India.
 It has around 110 outlets in India.
 Parent group is future group.
 The owner is Mr. Kishore Biyani (CEO)
 Founded in 2001
 Head quarters are: Mumbai.
 It deals with retail.
Product
    Apparels                 FOOD                Other Services          Home & Personal
                                                                              Care

   Denims & T-           Staples                Mr. Right              Detergents
    Shirts                Ready to eat           Bakery                 Soaps
   Formal wear           Ready to cook          Loot Mart              Liquid wash
   Casual wear           International          Tulsi                  Creams
    Party wear             Food                    Future Money
                                            
                                                                          Deodorants
    Ethnic wear           Spices                  Future
                                            
                                                                          Home cleaners
    Accessories           Imported                Generally
                                                                         Utensils
                           Bazaar
   Under Garments                                                        Plastics
                          Tea & coffee
   Night wear                                   Child care & toys        Crockery
   Dress Materials                                                       Sundries
    Sarees                Farm Products
                                                                         shampoos
                                                   Kids wear
                           Fruits                 Toy Bazaar
                           Vegetables             Stationery
                           Imported               Child care
                            fruits
                           Dairy products
Electronic bazaar      Furniture Bazaar   Fashion & jewllery       Chill Station


   Television sets       Living Room       Footwear            Soft drinks
    washing machine                           bazaar
                          Bed Room                               Packaged
   Refrigerator                              Beauty care          Juices
                          Kitchen        
   Personal care                             Navara               Milk Items
                          Dinning                            
   Microwaves             Rooms             Star parivar        Frozen Foods
   Small appliances      Kids Room         Meena bindre        Ice creams
   Laptops               Been Bags
   Computer              Paintings
    accessories
                          Decorative
   Kitchen                Items
    appliances
Pricing
 Value Pricing
 Promotional Pricing
     Low interest financing
     Psychological discounting
     Special event pricing
   Differentiated Pricing
     Time Pricing
Psychological Pricing
Time Pricing
   Time-based pricing is a special case of
    price discrimination in which
    producers charge different rates for
    a given good or service depending on
    the time, day, month, and so on.
Value Pricing
   It sets selling prices on the perceived
    value to the customer, rather than on
    the actual cost of the product, the
    market price, competitors prices, or
    the historical price.
Time Pricing   Value Pricing
Place
 Number of out let-
  around 110
 Located at major
  cities
 Area - 10,000 sq ft –
  120,000 sq ft
 High street area of
  city; & Approachable
  destination
Promotion
   Below the Line Promotion;
     Coupon, Discount, more of the product at
      normal price, gift with
      purchase, competition. And prizes money
      back offer, exchange offer, special
      occasion.
     Big Bazaar, in association with Star India
      Pvt. Ltd. Has launched a collection of
      designer ethnic wear under the brand
      “Star Parivaar”.
Above the Line Promotion;
   Giving advertise in news paper, TV, Internet
    (own website which give online shopping
    service)
   Partnership with Bigfilx, Big FM 92.7.
People
 Well trained staff
 Appearance
 Empowered individual
 Encouraged to think out of box
Physical evidence
Process
Service management

Service management

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    Powerpoint Presentation Presented By; Ikram Ibrahim Lalit Nangia Shamik Dev Abdul Malik Ajmaluddin Raafi Hassan Nasser Pradeep Kumar Anirudh B.
  • 2.
    Retailing Sector  The term “Retailing” refers Retail to any activity that involves a sale to an individual customer. Organized Un- Organized  An interface between the producer and the individual consumer buying for personal consumption.
  • 3.
    Size of IndianRetail Sector  Estimated size of retail in India - $ 450 billion  Share of organized retail in India – 15%  Size of organized retail in India - $ 28 billion
  • 4.
    Existing Retail Formats  Branded Store  Department Store  Hypermarket  Supermarket  Shopping Malls
  • 5.
    7 P’s OfRetail Sector Process Physical Product Evidence 7 P’s People Price Place Promotion
  • 6.
    About Big Bazaar Big bazaar is a hyper mart chain of retail stores in India.  It has around 110 outlets in India.  Parent group is future group.  The owner is Mr. Kishore Biyani (CEO)  Founded in 2001  Head quarters are: Mumbai.  It deals with retail.
  • 7.
    Product Apparels FOOD Other Services Home & Personal Care  Denims & T-  Staples  Mr. Right  Detergents Shirts  Ready to eat  Bakery  Soaps  Formal wear  Ready to cook  Loot Mart  Liquid wash  Casual wear  International  Tulsi  Creams Party wear Food Future Money    Deodorants Ethnic wear  Spices Future    Home cleaners Accessories  Imported Generally   Utensils Bazaar  Under Garments  Plastics  Tea & coffee  Night wear Child care & toys  Crockery  Dress Materials  Sundries Sarees Farm Products   shampoos  Kids wear  Fruits  Toy Bazaar  Vegetables  Stationery  Imported  Child care fruits  Dairy products
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    Electronic bazaar Furniture Bazaar Fashion & jewllery Chill Station  Television sets  Living Room  Footwear  Soft drinks washing machine bazaar  Bed Room  Packaged  Refrigerator Beauty care Juices  Kitchen   Personal care Navara Milk Items  Dinning    Microwaves Rooms  Star parivar  Frozen Foods  Small appliances  Kids Room  Meena bindre  Ice creams  Laptops  Been Bags  Computer  Paintings accessories  Decorative  Kitchen Items appliances
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    Pricing  Value Pricing Promotional Pricing  Low interest financing  Psychological discounting  Special event pricing  Differentiated Pricing  Time Pricing
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    Time Pricing  Time-based pricing is a special case of price discrimination in which producers charge different rates for a given good or service depending on the time, day, month, and so on.
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    Value Pricing  It sets selling prices on the perceived value to the customer, rather than on the actual cost of the product, the market price, competitors prices, or the historical price.
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    Time Pricing Value Pricing
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    Place  Number ofout let- around 110  Located at major cities  Area - 10,000 sq ft – 120,000 sq ft  High street area of city; & Approachable destination
  • 15.
    Promotion  Below the Line Promotion;  Coupon, Discount, more of the product at normal price, gift with purchase, competition. And prizes money back offer, exchange offer, special occasion.  Big Bazaar, in association with Star India Pvt. Ltd. Has launched a collection of designer ethnic wear under the brand “Star Parivaar”.
  • 16.
    Above the LinePromotion;  Giving advertise in news paper, TV, Internet (own website which give online shopping service)  Partnership with Bigfilx, Big FM 92.7.
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    People  Well trainedstaff  Appearance  Empowered individual  Encouraged to think out of box
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