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The big fuss over FDI in INDIAN RETAIL.. www.profmanishparihar.blogspot.com November 2011

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What's the big fuss about FDI in Indian Retail Industry? Single brand and multi brand retailing being opened up in India. What are the pros and cons of FDI..?

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The big fuss over

FDI in INDIAN RETAIL..

www.profmanishparihar.blogspot.com

November 2011

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Indian Government (comprised of a coalition of political parties called the UPA)

has announced (Nov 2011):

100 % FDI in single brand retail and

51 % FDI in multi-brand retail..

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This decision has invoked a hue and cry all over..

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• Opposition political parties are threatening to STALL the Parliament Winter Session..

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• Even political leaders within the ruling UPA government DIVIDED on the issue..

eg. Kerala CM, Ramesh Chennithala & DMK leader Karunanidhi and others

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But why is everyone so scared about it..??

Let’s start with the basics:

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Source: http://www.slideshare.net/rahulogy/the-great-indian-retail-story

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Global Retail is a $14 trillion industry

Source: http://www.clearwatercf.com/documents/sectors/IMAP_Retail_Report_2010.pdf

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Indian Retail Scenario

• The Rs 18,673 billion (US$ 401 billion) Indian retail market is only 3 per cent of Global retail….

Source: http://www.ibef.org/industry/retail.aspx

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• Of this only 6% is organised retail as of 2010.

• The rest 94% remains unorganized:– What we call Kirana

Stores, ‘mom-and-pop’ stores, people selling on footpaths and so on…

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• But surprisingly, Indian retail sector accounts for 22% of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) and contributes to 8 per cent of the total employment…

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So, what are the THREATS of allowing global retailers in

India..?

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Threats:

• Global giants like WalMart will crush our unorganized retail sector..

(Which consists of around 12 million kirana stores in the country )

Source: www.indianretailing.com

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Because…Global

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Dinosaurs

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• Hence, if we open up our retail sector, then our desi retailers and the millions of kirana stores will go out of business..

• Indians will be drained of all their hard earned money through consumerism..

• Money will be drained out of our country

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In short, as they say in Gaul..

“The sky may fall on our heads*..!”

*From the popular comic series: Asterix

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But let us take a look at the other side of the coin..

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A recent study by IIM-A and Tata Institute of Social Sciences says..

Source: Prof. Arbind Sahay (IIM-A) and Prof. Gordhan Saini (TISS)“Effect of credit and low price guarantee on consumer purchase intention-A comparative study of kirana store and modern retail store in an Emerging Market, 2011

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• ‘While low price guarantee (LPG) is the attraction of malls, a majority of customers are ready to go to the kirana stores because of the credit facilities and the level of personalized service’

• kirana stores have a very strong “knowledge intimacy” with their customers

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Hence, Malls & Kirana Stores can co-exist in India..

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Indian Consumer Behavior

• Indian consumer does NOT drive to the outskirts of the city in her big car at the end of each month to purchase her monthly groceries…

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Also..

• She sometimes goes to malls for the thrill and shopping experience, but her major chunk of purchases are from the unorganized sector..

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+ Conditional FDI..

• The current FDI relaxation comes with a

condition: 30% of sourcing of all products has to be done from Indian suppliers / SMEs..

• This recommendation can create much needed employment in India

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Hence we don’t need to have..

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Our desi retailers and kirana stores can give WalMarts of the worlda run for their money..!

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Wait…..

By the way, what is the current state of our retail industry?

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Pathetic condition of supply side channels..

of the existing un/organized retail industry as well as Government-run Public Distribution System..

This is an important factor contributing to spiraling inflation..

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Public Distribution System (PDS) is almost defunct.. With grains rotting away / eaten by mice..

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Food wasted in FCI godowns could have

fed 2500 lakh families for 10 years!!!

Source: http://arindamchaudhuri.blogspot.com/2010/07/food-wasted-in-fci-godowns-could-have.html

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With around 20 to 30 crore Indians sleeping hungry every night and over

7000 Indians dying of hunger every day, such waste is not less than a criminal offence.

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• A fresh estimate from the ministry of food processing says a whopping Rs 58,000 crore worth of agriculture food items get wasted in the country every year.

• That’s almost 50% of the total annual agricultural produce..!!

Source: http://www.rediff.com/money/2007/mar/16food.htm

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Hence, our country’s supply chaininfrastructure is grossly

underdeveloped..

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FDI in retail can result into developing “farm-to-fork” infrastructure consisting of integrated storage, cold chain and transport links..

A much needed repair of our grossly leaking distribution system…

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And, doesn’t this big fuss over liberalization in retail

industry remind us of..

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déjà vu…?

• The big fuss before 1991 reforms…?

• The big fuss before letting global telecom players enter Indian Telecom Industry before 2000…?

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We know very well that these have actually

fuelled

The Great India Growth Story*

*Not factoring in the great Indian 2G Scam… :-P

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• What ultimately matters is :

– Operational efficiencies..– Best deal to the final customer..– True globalization…

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The big fuss over

FDI in INDIAN RETAIL..

So that’s it about..

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with all these angry birds around..

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What kind of bird should we be right now....?

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