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Berger Paints

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18%

82%

GWP contribution

Chemical

Others

[source:chemicals.org]

Sectorial information

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Sectorial information

13%

87%

GDP contribution

Chemical

Others

[source:ibef.org]

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Historical growth

• Rising level of income

• Consumers being more brand conscious

• Increasing urbanization

• Increasing share of organized sector

• Development of real estate

• Increasing penetration in rural areas0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

30000

1 2 3 4

[source:aceanalyzer.com]

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Poter’s five forces

Competition

[low]

Potential Entrants

[Low]

Substitutes

[Very low]

Buyer

[Medium]

Suppliers

[Medium]

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Company information

• Founded 1760 U.K and in India 1923

• Starting out as Hadfield's (India) Limited, it had just one factory in Howrah, West Bengal

• By the close of 1947, Hadfield's was acquired by British Paints (Holdings) Limited, UK and

came to be known as British Paints (India) Limited

• Head quartered in Kolkata.

• Berger Paints has come a long way since its inception in 1923.

• Lewis Berger was the founder of Berger Paints.

• 2nd largest paint company in India, next to Asian paints

• Fastest growing paint company in India.

• Its annual sales turnover is `3600 crore

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National presense

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Global presense

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Promoters

Board of Directors

• Mr. Kuldip Singh Dhingra (Chairman)

• Mr. Gurbachan Singh Dhingra (Vice-Chairman)

• Mr. Abhijit Roy (Managing Director)

• Mr. Subir Bose (member in the Board of the Company.)

• Mr. Anil Bhalla

• Mr. Gerald Kenneth Adams

• Mr. Gurcharan Das

• Mr. Kamal Ranjan Das

• Mr. Pulak Chandan Prasad

• Mr. Srijit Dasgupta

• Mrs. Rishma Kaur

• Mr. Kanwardeep Singh Dhingra

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Market share of company in India

41%

15%

10%

9%

8%

17%

Market Share of Indian Paint industry

Goodlass Nerolac Paints Ltd. Asian Paints (India) Ltd. Berger Paints (India) Ltd.ICI India (Ltd.) Shalimar Paints Ltd. Others

[2010]

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Latest corporate announcements

• 30th January 2015 company announced interim dividend of 60%

• 30th December 2004 stock split from `2 to `1

• 4th November 2014, have appointed Mrs. Rishma Kaur and Mr. Kanwardip Singh Dhingra as

Directors in whole time employment

• 30th November 2014, Berger Paints India Ltd has informed BSE regarding the details of

Voting results of Postal Ballot, under Clause 35A

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Exterior coating products

• Super protective 100% acrylic latex paint

specially formulated for tiles and bricks.

• protects tiles/bricks from dampness,

algae and fungi caused by lashing/heavy rain

• Premium Plus Exterior Wall Paint

• First paint in the industry to use the Silicon Technology

• Water rolls of it keeping your house 100% rain proof

• Comes with a warranty of 7years

• Withstand extreme weather conditions

• It has a unique feature called "one way barrier" which enables

the wall to breathe out moisture

• It keeps your house up to 5 degrees cooler

Emulsions

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Exterior coating products

• Premium plus acrylic paint for exterior walls with its

Elastomeric property

• The paint film stretches to cover hairline cracks

• Built for high rainfall areas where water seepage

occurs through hairline cracks

• It is formulated with 100% Acrylic Elaslomeric Polymers that expand and

contract with the substrate and prevent development of hairline cracks

over a long period of time

• It reflects Visible Radiation and infrared rays

• it helps trapped water molecules to easily evaporate

• Berger's Walmasta is a-100% water based paint. Made of

suitable pigments, it is ideal for dry climates. It has higher

resistance to cracking and its matt finish makes it a less

expensive alternative to cement paint.

Emulsions

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Exterior coating products

Weather coat texture- Its fine colourants and chemical inertness

guarantee longevity and fine texture. WeatherCoat Texture also

contains controlled quartz particle size distribution which

enables the paint to spread over uniformly.

Texture

Tartaruga Hi - Build Texture Coating provides a thin-layer decorative and

protective plaster coat for the interiors and exteriors of building.

Tartaruga -With a high-build acrylic formulation (200-300 microns), it

is water-resistant, includes aggregates like quartz, mica, silicon and

cobalt, as well as IN resistant inorganic pigments and other additives to

enhance its durability.

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P.E.S.T.E.L

• POLITICAL FACTORS:-

– India, the largest democratic country in the world

– The political situation is more or less stable in nature

– Export oriented Economy

• ECONOMIC FACTORS:-

– Market based economy

– Second fastest growing economy in the world

– India is the third largest in term of purchasing power

– Introduction of FDI in paint sectors

• SOCIAL FACTORS:-

– India is the second largest populated economy in the world

– Rise in price of raw material

– Import of raw material

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P.E.S.T.E.L

• TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS:-

– Emerging of IT sector

– Modernization of paint like (waterproof paints, Teflon coating, creating colors shops etc.)

– Lead free paints

• ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS:-

– Impact of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

– Lead free paints

– Season and climate changes

• LEGAL FACTORS:-

– Pollution Control Law

– Health and Safety Law

– Environmental Law

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S.W.O.T analysis

Strengths:-

• Berger Paints has excellent brand perception and brand awareness amongst its potential

customers.

• It provides with high quality products and has very high market space both in terms of

visibility and sales.

• With nearly one-fifth market share and is ranked 2nd in India.

• Its industrial and automotive coating is used by the best automobile companies like

Mercedes.

Weakness:-

• Dependence on Decorative Segment where competition is intense.

• High levels of lead found leading to negative publicity.

• Limited liquidity options.

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S.W.O.T analysis

Opportunities:-

• New product launches and innovation with changing trends.

• Strong growth potential in Indian owing to urbanization.

• Business diversification.

• Product diversification.

Threats:-

• New entrants in the industry and local companies.

• Fluctuations in raw material prices.

• Stiff competition.

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Segmentation, Target & Positioning

S

• Middle class and upper class segment.

T

• Home owners, professions and industry users.

P

• Fulfill your imagination of colours.

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Market planning

Berger is way behind its competitor Asian paints who enjoys a share of 49% while the former

enjoys 17% which less than half of its immediate competitor.

Therefore Berger has come up with several plans to increase their market share which are as

follows:

• Increase sales network

• Boost deliveries of the fastest growing emulsions for higher profit margins

• Bought the local unit of Sherwin Williams Co., a Cleveland-based paint maker for southern

and western markets of the country

• Focusing on emulsions

• Improving supply chain in village, towns and small cities

• Adding retail outlets

• The industry is forecast to grow $12.4 billion in 2017 from $5.9 billion in 2012

• Going premium by focusing more on decorative segment and Gala

• Berger will invest `200cr in water-based plant in Hindupur in the state of Andhra Pradesh

[Source: Bloomberg interview with the managing director of Berger Abhijit Roy]

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Product Life Cycle

Introduction Growth

Maturity

Decline

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B.C.G Matrix

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Promotion

• In-Store Displays: Point-of-Purchase, Berger paints Banners, Demonstrations of color on

wall, etc

• Contests: Dealer to dealer contest is kept to promote push strategy and best dealer gets the

reward

• Sampling: Allowing the dealer to experience the product or service by providing free samples

so as he can promote word of mouth

• Television advertisements

• The company comes out with many different sales promotion schemes on the larger packs.

Coupons and free gifts are offered on packs of more than 10 kgs

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Consumer survey in Delhi 2012

Brands ICI Asian

Paints

Berger

Paints

Nerolac Shalimar

No Of Respondent 2 7 4 0 0

15%

54%

31%

Green Quality PaintsICI Asian Paints Berger Paints Nerolac Shalimar

Interpretation:

• In the Breathe Easy Emulsion category the maximum market

share is enjoyed by Asian Paints comprising of 54%

• Berger Paints enjoy the 2nd most market share of 31% and

• ICI enjoys the 3rd most market share 15 % .

So it can be interpreted that Asian Paints is the market leader

followed by strong competitors like Berger Paints and ICI.

[source: ccrm.in]

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Growth drivers

• Increasing level of income and education – The increasing proportion of young

population along with increasing disposable incomes is leading to a change in

consumer habits.

• Educated consumers are more brand conscious and seek value in what they consume.

Thus, paint companies offering value-added features like non-toxicity, weather

protection, texture, eco-friendly production, etc. will attract more demand.

• Increasing Urbanization: Urbanization is leading to a shift from temporary houses to

permanent houses. Urban houses are well-designed in its interior as well as exterior

aspect.

• Increasing share of organized sector: Decrease in taxes on key raw materials will

improve the position of the organized players. The Organized sector is expanding its

distribution network and adopting the installation of tinting machines at retail outlets.

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Growth drivers

• Development of the Real estate, Automobile and Infrastructure sector -

The growth of the paint industry is largely dependent on the development of the realty and housing

sector, as decorative segment generates about 70% of the total paint demand from this

sector. The Automobile segment generates more than two-third of the demand for Industrial

paints, and hence is the growth driver for Industrial Paints.

• The growth potential in the above 3 sectors is immense, the paint industry being dependent on

these 3 sectors is expected to grow along with them.

o Availability of financing options: Easier housing finance and auto finance is expected to favour more

people to buy houses and travel in personal vehicles.

o Increasing Penetration in the Rural Markets: Paint usage in rural areas is generally in the distemper

segment, hence dominated by the unorganized players. Demand in rural areas is dependent on

agriculture, which is dependent on the monsoons.

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Comparative study of advertisements

Berger Paints :

Product Name Weather Coat All Guard Exterior Paints

Description A girl child standing in the window and experiencing the reverse effect of rain i.e water

moving up back to the sky, resembling the same in case of the exterior walls where water

will not percolate and damage the construction after the rains.

Attention Factor Slogans like “Reverse the effect of rain” and “7 years of warranty” are good for gaining the

attention of the viewers.

Memorizing Factor “Reverse the effect of rain” is said a numerous times within the add which will stay in mind

easily.

Sentimental Appeal Keeping the walls fungus free and spotless

Education Factor Presence of silicon pushes water away leaving the walls spotless, fungus free, and rain

proof

[source: youtube.com]

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Comparative study of advertisements

Asian Paints :

Product Name Asian Paints Ultima

Description Features or key advantages are not shown directly to the customers but through

expressions and acts it is made understandable that year after year the exterior paint of

the house stays without losing its color and glamour, starting from the birth of the child till

marriage.

Attention Factor “7 years warranty with colour stay” this slogan which means that year after year the

conditions of the exterior walls remain unchanged is good in attracting the attention of the

viewers.

Memorizing Factor 4 to 5 times when the owner of the house tries to tell about the qualities of his son to the

different visitors, the visitors without giving attention to his son starts praising or

complementing the paint which he has used for his exterior walls.

Sentimental Appeal No such sentimental stuffs are related to this advertisement

Education Factor No such educating stuffs are related to this advertisement

[source: youtube.com]

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Comparative study of advertisement

Kansai Nerolac :

Product Name Nerolac Exel Exterior Paint

Description Son was trying to take a rotten apple then mom comes up and says which is rotten from outside its

even rotten from inside, now the brand ambassador SRK comes up and says that the same is the

case with the house (directing towards their house which presents a shabby look from outside) so

put nerolac paints to keep ur house safe from outside which will automatically keep it safe from

inside, using the key words like anti germs, anti allergy and anti pollution.

Attention Factor Ati Germs

Anti Allergy

Anti Pollution

No Harmful Fumes

Memorizing Factor The comparison shown between the rotten apple and the house.

Sentimental Appeal The bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan giving promotion to any product will itself have a sentimental

appeal for a major section of the Indian population.

Education Factor Tagged as Healthy home paints (low VOC and Lead Free)

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Distribution network

Manufacturing Unit Manufacturing UnitManufacturing Unit

Depot Depot Depot Depot

DealerDealer Dealer Dealer

Dealer Dealer Dealer

Depot

BERGER

Depots

Direct dealers

Retail

Wholesale

Customer

Customer

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[source: pirangut paint shop Nandini Hardware]

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Hybrid channel

BERGER

Customer

CustomerDirect

dealer

Direct channel

Indirect

channel

[source: pirangut paint shop Nandini Hardware]

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Importance of packaging in ‘berger’

• Hard core container big in size are used for domestic sale

• The color of the container should match with the color inside

• During export the paints are packaged in jars of tons and the sku containers are

travelled stand alone

• Big plastic jars are used for 30lt to 50lt and are used for toiletries in rural and semi

urban areas

• Small sku’s are sold in metal containers

• Packaging cost is more because the container must be chemical resistant

• Packaging is similar among competitors too

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Branding & positioning

In 2005, Berger Paints repositioned itself on the lifestyle platform. It adopted a new branding

strategy, positioned Lewis Berger as the master brand and included the premium decorative

range under it. The strategy seems to have done wonders for the brand. Today, the

country's second-largest decorative paint player, which has a distribution network of 82

stock points and 12,000 plus retailers, has more than doubled its sales growth in the

premium water-based paint segment.

[source:timesofindia.com]

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Demographic study

Emulsion- Weather coat premium plus

Texture- Tartaruga

[ source:ex-faculty Suzzeer Ahmed Sir]

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Demographic survey

Emulsion- Wall masta

Texture- Weather coat texture

[source : Ex-faculty Suzzeer Ahmed Sir]

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Demographic study of sale

60% of its business is generated

from Eastern India

[source : annual report of berger]

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Gross profit margin

9.50%

10.00%

10.50%

11.00%

11.50%

12.00%

12.50%

1 2 3

Series1 10.62% 11.02% 12.42%

10.62%

11.02%

12.42%

Gross Profit Margin

2012

2013

2014

[source :aceanalyser.com]

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Net profit margin

0.00%

1.00%

2.00%

3.00%

4.00%

5.00%

6.00%

7.00%

1 2 3

4.05%

6.27%6.92%

2012

2013

2014

[source :aceanalyser.com]

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Direct cost

Interpretation:

It’s raw-material costs are always high since paint

industries require 300-400 raw-materials to

manufacture different kind of paints

Most of its stuffs are imported

Other costs remaining almost same throughout the

year

[source :aceanalyser.com]

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

Raw Materials Power & Fuel Cost Employee Cost

Mar' 14 (Rs. In cr.) 2084.7 33.61 158.74

Mar' 13 (Rs. In cr.) 1919.93 28.04 139.96

Direct cost

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Indirect cost

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

Misc. Expenses Interest Depreciation

Mar' 14 (Rs. In cr.) 745.32 34.26 48.27

Mar' 13 (Rs. In cr.) 641.45 27.67 46.28

Indirect cost

[source :aceanalyser.com]

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0

50

100

150

200

250

1 2 3

Series1 177.39 209.8 234.25

Fixed assets added

2012 2013 2

014

[source :aceanalyser.com]

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Working capital requirement

Current Assets 1292.99

Current Liabilities 627.09

Working Capital 665.9

[source :aceanalyser.com]

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Debt to equity ratio

0

50

100

150

200

250

1 2 3

Series1 177.39 209.8 234.25

Debt to equity ratio

2012 2013 2014

[source :aceanalyser.com]

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Top line & bottom line

0

50

100

150

200

250

1 2 3

Series1 177.39 209.8 234.25

Top line

0

50

100

150

200

250

1 2 3

Series1 177.39 209.8 234.25

Bottom line

[source :aceanalyser.com]

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Du Pont analysis

Description Mar 2014 Mar 2013 Mar 2012

PBIT / Sales 9.68 9.69 9.32

Sales / Total Assets 632.91 961.81 992.21

Return on Assets 16.75 17.45 17.91

Interest to debt 11.31 9.13 13.17

Debt to Assets 87.69 84.33 76.19

ROA (After Interest) 22.21 23.01 22.68

Assets to

Shareholders' funds1.90 1.84 1.74

ROE before Other 28.76 29.27 28.67

Other inc to

shareholders' funds2.70 3.12 3.62

ROE after Other

income31.46 32.40 32.29

Tax rate 28.52 28.43 28.52

ROE After Tax% 22.49 23.19 23.08

[source :aceanalyser.com]

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Organizational structure

[source :annual report berger]

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Career opportunities in berger

• Sales and Marketing- They operate in a regional and national level and are quick to respond

to the evolving and expectations of the clients, distributors and end users.

• Supply Chain Management- The smooth functioning and running of the supply chain is

essential at every point as its plays a huge role in the day to day operation of the business.

• Paint Engineering- The paint engineers not just design and select the correct paint depending

on the project, but also have to study in depth the surfaces involved, the environmental

factors involved, ease of application, levels of adherence, corrosiveness and much more, to

ensure the durability and optimization of the paint.

[source : job description in naukri.com]

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Bibliography

• Chemicals.org

• Ibef.org

• Berger.com

• Annual report of berger 2013, 2014

• Timesofindia.com

• Aceanalyser.com

• Mbaskool.com

• Philip Kotler, Marketing management

• Naukri.com

• Youtube.com

• Nandini hardware Pirangut

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