4. INITIAL STATUS
• Initially the company began selling
surplus groceries .
• On Kohen’s first day , he had sales of
$6.40 and profit of $1.60.
5.
6. AND NOW
• Sales of $111 billion with a profit of
$4.78 billion.
• Employs more than 597,784 people
and occupies 41 million square feet
of selling space in 12 countries.
7.
8. STORES
• Stores are designed based on
consumer’s needs.
• Smallest floor plan-’Express’-
<600Sq.ft-Food items
• Largest floor plan-’Home Plus’-
>50,000Sq.ft-Non-Food items.
9.
10. VARIED PRODUCT LINE
• The company expanded its range of
products and services from simple
grocery items to almost everything.
11.
12. SUCCESS OVERSEAS
• It has expanded overseas in 1995
adopting its strategies with slight
modifications to suit to the other
places.
13. BUILDING CUSTOMER LOYALTY
• Identifying the customers based on
the frequency of purchasing and
value of expenditure.
14. Connecting with the customers
• Creating a customer database.
• Providing clubcards to customers.
15. Value to customers
• Extra care is given to clubcard
customers by offering vouchers ,
rebates.
• At present, Tesco has more than 16
million cardholders.
• Provided convenience to customers
by facilitating with parking , apps for
purchasing using clubcard , online
purchasing facilities.
19. Summary
• Tesco-A retail shop started as a grocer
background.
• Through its pricing and merchandising
strategies , it has extended overseas.
• Now , it is well known for a whole range of
products under the same product line.
21. Sameer Mathur
Indian Institute of Management,
Lucknow
Marketing Professor 2013 –
Marketing Professor 2009 – 2013
Ph.D. and M.S. (Marketing) 2003 – 2009
M Darsini Meena,
PSG COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY,
COIMBATORE.