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Retail Management : Adopt A Store Group-1 Anuv Jain D011 Aruna S. D013 Kinjal Vyas D019 Ritika Gandhi D037 Stuti Kathuria D049

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Retail Management : Adopt A Store

Group-1 Anuv Jain D011 Aruna S. D013

Kinjal Vyas D019 Ritika Gandhi D037 Stuti Kathuria D049

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HAIKO

SUPERMARKET

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Introduction

Started in 1999 Hiranandani Group Stand – alone community store Awards & Recognition

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Retail Format & Working Hours

RETAIL FORMAT • Stand – alone Supermarket

WORKING HOURS • 7:30 A.M. – 10:00 P.M.

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Location

5

Haiko Place, Central Avenue, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai Mumbai-400076

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External Facilities

SecurityExternal Space for Festivities

Parking

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Competitive Strategy

Emphasis on Quality and Product Assortment

Customer Service Standards

Haiko Farms

Destination store

Location

Utilization of outer space

Online space

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Target Market

Middle & Upper Class Urban Customers

Residents of Powai and nearby locations

Foreign Expats

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Customer Survey!!

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The store layout makes it convenient for customers to move around and

find what they want

26%

49%

21%

2%2%

12345

1 – Strongly Disagree 5 – Strongly Agree

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The store provides good quality merchandise as its in-store

brands (private labels)

18%

51%

28%

4%

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1 - Strongly Disagree 5 - Strongly Agree

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The store has a good choice of brands in the category of

merchandise that it deals with

23%

51%

25%

2%

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1 – Strongly Disagree 5 – Strongly Agree

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The store operating hours are convenient for the shoppers

34%

54%

8%

2%2%

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1 – Strongly Disagree 5 – Strongly Agree

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Age

Above  60

46  -­‐  60

31  -­‐  45

15  -­‐  30

0 10 20 30 40

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Gender51 % Female : 49 % Male

Average no. of family members4

Distance between Supermarket & House

75 % - Less than 2 kilometers

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SHOPPERS STOP

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Introduction

Shoppers Stop is an Indian retailing company promoted by the K Raheja Corp Group, started in the year 1991 with its first store in Andheri, Mumbai.

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Retail format and Working hours

Retail format – Departmental store

Working hours – 8:30am to 9:30/10pm

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Location and External facilities Location: JVPD scheme next to CHANDAN

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External facilities

Theatre

Restaurants

Electronic stores

Cafés etc.

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Competitors

Lifestyle

Westside

Brand retail outlet eg. Jack Jones, Tommy, Only etc.

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Competitive advantage

Catering to upper class

Started in 1991 its better established than lifestyle which started in 1999

More stores 74 stores as compared to 43 of lifestyle.

Choice – various brands to choose from

Advantage of compliments – complimentary products eg. Men’s grooming

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“Fabindia was founded with the strong belief that there was a need for a vehicle to market the vast and diverse craft traditions of India and thereby help fulfil the need to provide & sustain rural employment.”

One of the largest foreign exchange earner - 16% of total exports.

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Fabindia Overseas Pvt. Ltd.

Indian Chain Store.

Established 1960 - John Bissell.

Today - 191 stores across India and abroad.

Countries- India, Bhutan, Malaysia, Italy, Mauritius, U.A.E, Singapore, Nepal

Garments, furnishings, fabric, ethnic products.

USP: Handmade products by craftsmen across rural India.

Introduction

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This provides modern mass production to satisfy the demand of the public.

Some larger factory buildings have been built where the products are  made by Indian women using sewing machines.

Block printing.

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LocationAddress: Plot No. 16, Junction of Samarth Ramdas Marg & Gulmohar

Cross Road No. 12

Benefits:

1. Located inside a residential building. 2. Numerous residential localities around. 3. Student population residing. 4. Hostels. 5. Prominent location. 6. Chemist store below.

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Store Format

Speciality Store: A small retail outlet that focuses on selling a particular product range and associated items.

Most specialty store business operators will maintain considerable depth in the type of product that they specialise in selling, usually at premium prices, in addition to providing higher service quality and expert guidance to shoppers.

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Security & External facilitiesGuard at the gate.

Guards around the store.

Check identity of outsiders before revealing information.

No bag check/bag deposit when you enter.

External facilities: The entire store from the exterior is covered with Fabindia posters. Signage.

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Store facts

Area: 2100 square feet

Open hours: 11am - 9 pm

Number of workers: 8 helpers + 1 manager + 2 at payment counter.

Footfall on weekdays - 45 to 50 people

Footfall on weekends - 70 people

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What does Fabindia deal in?

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Target Customer

Initial focus - providing an Indian experience to the foreign buyers.

80’s - realised untapped market among the upper and higher middle class.

90’s - upwardly mobile consumers in metros who like Indian prints.

Now - Tier2 and Tier3 cities. College going youth & professionals, people who want to spend more for comfortable branded clothing.

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www.fabindia.com

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Competitive Advantage

Differentiable products

Brand recognition and loyalty

Partnering with suppliers

In house manufacturing

Price trends setters

Different categories of stores

Customer loyalty

Diverse product mix

Other competitors nearby - Shopper’s Stop (personal care), Alfa Stores (home products).

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stores

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Introduction The iconic Alfa stores are all together a one stop solution for shopping “Genuine & Good Quality products at Competitive Rates for past many years, of leading International & Local brand consumer’s durables and consumables.” Most of their products are imported and their business has been around for 20 years. It is rumoured to have a single owner and some minority partners but their names are a mystery.

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IntroductionThey provide wide range of products in the following categories:

1. Electronics 2. Mobiles & Accessories 3. Cosmetics 4. Food Products 5. Crockery & Showpieces 6. Baby Products 7. Stationery 8. Toys, Gaming Consoles & Accessories 9. Bed & Bath Collection 10. Travel Bags & Accessories 11. Menswear 12. Personal Care 13. Grooming Accessories 14. Health & Hygiene Products

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Retail format and working hours

The Retail Format is Departmental Store.

All stores are spread out and not in one enclosed space but roughly each of them should be around 3000 sq ft.

Working hours- 10:00 am to 10:00 pm

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Location and external facilities

It is located in Irla Market.

Advantages:

• It automatically gets a lot of crowd not only from the people visiting the market but also from the residential area in and around Irla.

• All of its stores are located in the same area which makes it possible for them to send their customers to the right store.

External Facilities : Signage, ATM , Bus Stop, Parking, Petrol Pump, Restaurants, Medical Stores, Hospitals.

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Unique Features of Alfa – The Differentiating Factors

Alfa  

Cash  Payment

Token  System

Packing  and  Wrapping    

Single  Brand  Name

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Target Group & Buying Behaviour

Upper Middle Class : Exclusive Brands at the best prices

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Competitive Analysis

Alfa

Alfa 1 Alfa 2 Alfa 3 Alfa 4 Alfa 5

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www.alfaretail.in

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Thank You! :)