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    Retailing

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    Introduction

    Traditional Retailing in India

    Beginning of Retail Wave

    Unorganized Retailing

    Organized Retailing

    Emergence of new formats

    Focus on Supply chain Management

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    Trends and Scope of retailing Retailing in India is witnessing a

    huge revamping exercise as can beseen in the graph

    India is rated the fifth mostattractive emerging retail market: a

    potential goldmine.

    Estimated to be US$ 200 billion, ofwhich organized retailing (i.e.modern trade) makes up 3 percentor US$ 6.4 billion

    As per a report by KPMG the annualgrowth of department stores isestimated at 24%

    Ranked second in a Global RetailDevelopment Index of 30 developingcountries drawn up by AT Kearney.

    Retail Sales in India

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    RETAIL INSTITUTION BY

    STORE-BASED STRATEGY MIX

    Conventionalsupermarket

    Food based

    superstore

    Combinationstore

    Box store

    Warehousestore

    Convenience

    Stores

    Foodbasedstores

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    ON BASIS OF GENERAL

    MERCHANDIZESpecialty

    storeTraditionaldepartment

    store

    Full-linediscount

    store

    Varietystore

    Off pricechain

    Factoryoutlet

    Membership club

    Fleamarket

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    NON STORE BASEDRETAILING

    Directmarketingmagazine

    directmail

    TelevisionCatalogs/specialogs

    newspaper

    data-baseretailing

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    CONT

    Other nontraditional forms ofretailing

    video kiosks airport retailing

    Vending machine

    DIRECT SELLINGPersonal contact phone

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    Retail Organization Structure

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    MajorRetailers

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    Pantaloon Retail (India) LimitedIncepted by : Mr. Kishore Biyani

    Formed in : October 1987

    Turnover : Rs 700 crore

    Employee Strength : 35,000+

    Brands : Big Bazaar (Hyper Market)Food Bazaar (Super Market)

    Pantaloons (Apparel Stores)

    Brand Factory (Discounted

    Apparel Stores)

    Tulsi (Drug Store)

    E-Zone (Electronic Store)

    Navaras (Jewellery Store)

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    Rama Prasad Goenka (RPG) Group

    Incepted by : Mr. Rama Prasad Goenka

    Formed in : May 1996

    Turnover : Rs.550 CroresEmployee Strength : 18,000+

    Brands : Spencers (Hyper Market)

    Music World (Entertainment Store)

    Books & Beyond (Book Store)

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    K. Raheja Group

    Incepted by : Mr. C.L.Raheja

    Formed in : October 1991

    Turnover : Rs.400 Crores

    Employee Strength : 20,000 +

    Brands : Shopper Stop (Apparels)

    Inorbit (Malls)

    Hyper City (Departmental Store)

    Crossword (Book Store)

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    Tata Group

    Incepted by : Mr. Ratan Tata

    Formed in : April 1998

    Turnover : Rs.120 croresEmployee Strength: 6,000+

    Brands : West Side (Apparels)

    Tata Croma (Electronic Store)

    Tanishq (Jewellery Stores)

    Titan (Watch Stores)

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    Reliance Retail

    Incepted by : Mr. Mukesh Ambani

    Formed in : Feb2007

    Sales Turnover : Rs.90 Crores

    Brands : Reliance Fresh (Super Stores)

    Reliance Trends (Apparel Stores)

    Reliance Time-out (Stationery)

    Reliance Wellness (Opticals)

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    Other Retailers

    Lifestyle (Landmark Group)

    Subhiksha

    Vishal MegamartSRS Value Bazaar

    Piramyd

    More Stores

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    NON-STORERETAILER

    Traditional

    1) Direct Marketing

    2)Direct Selling

    3)Person to Person4)Vending Machines

    6)Telemarketing/T.V. home shopping

    7)Catalogue Marketing

    Non-Traditional

    1)World Wide Web (E-tailing)

    2)Video Kiosks

    3)Video Catalogue

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    The FutureofRetailing

    Emergence of E-tailing

    1)Increased Consumer Control

    2)Impact ofCustomization

    3)Complex Supply Chains andChannel Conflicts

    4)To minimize the operational cost.

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