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This document discusses the fan industry in India and Bajaj Fans' journey and strategies for growth. It notes that the fan market is large but mature, with organized players like Bajaj holding around 20% share. Bajaj launched new products, improved pricing, packaging, and distribution. These strategies achieved tremendous sales and profit growth for Bajaj, increasing its distribution network and contributions to trade. The document concludes that Bajaj's micro-segmentation approach successfully renewed optimism for the future.

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Bajaj Fans Presentation

This document discusses the fan industry in India and Bajaj Fans' journey and strategies for growth. It notes that the fan market is large but mature, with organized players like Bajaj holding around 20% share. Bajaj launched new products, improved pricing, packaging, and distribution. These strategies achieved tremendous sales and profit growth for Bajaj, increasing its distribution network and contributions to trade. The document concludes that Bajaj's micro-segmentation approach successfully renewed optimism for the future.

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By:

Asha Nair
Sakshi Batra
Sonam Jain
Usha
Varun Kalra

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 1


CONTENTS
Fan Industry In India
Journey of the Bajaj Fans
Objectives of the Bajaj
Fans
Marketing Strategies
Results Achieved
Conclusion
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 2
FAN INDUSTRY IN INDIA
FACTS & FIGURES
Nature

Existing Players

Market Segmentation

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 3


NATURE

High Market Penetration Product

Matured Product With Stagnant


Growth (1990-2002)

Domestic Market Size Is 20 Million


Units
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 4
CONTINUED…..

Largest Selling Item In Brown Goods


Category
Organised
Un- sector
organised 45%
sector
55%

Domestic Market Share

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 5


EXISTING PLAYERS
Crompton
Orient 5%
10%
20%
CROMPTON

Polar 5% USHA
ORTEM

Khaitan
ORIENT
15% KHAITAN
20% PADMINI

Usha 7%
POLAR
BAJAJ

Bajaj
18%

Ortem
Padmini

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 6


MARKET SEGMENTATION

Ceiling fans
FRESH AIR
FANS
10%

TPW

Table/Wall/Pedes
20%

tal (T/P/W) Fans


CEILING FANS
70%

Freshair Fans

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 7


JOURNEY OF BAJAJ FANS
1950s : Entered The Fans Business

1960s : Acquired The Controlling Stake In


Matchwel Electricals

1984 : Merged With Matchwel Electricals

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 8


CONTINUED…..

Presented Mainly In Premium Ceiling Fans

The Market Share In Organized Sector


Was 7.6%

3.6% Share Was In The Total Market

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 9


CONTINUED….
Very Less Expenditure On
Advertisement

Follow The Indirect Distribution


Channel
COMPANY DISTRIBUTOR RETAILER CONSUMER

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 10


OBJECTIVES

Becoming A Leading Player

Understand The Consumer’s


Needs

Pursue Profitable Growth


19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 11
CONTINUED….

Launch New Categories/Products

Introduce Competitive Product


Pricing

Focus On Customer’s Preference


19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 12
MARKETING STRATEGY

Product Strategy
Pricing Strategy
Packaging & Promotion Strategy
Distribution Strategy
People Strategy

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 13


PRODUCT STRATEGY

PRODUCTS

CEILING T/P/W FRESHAIR

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 14


CONTINUED…..

Launched High Quality


Decorative Fans

Launched Basic Products Range


Like ‘BAHAR’ For
Sub-Economy Segment

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 15


CONTINUED….
Launched New Range Of T/P/W
Fans In Premium And Economy
Segments

Launch Bajaj Midea &


Crown Range in Premium
Segment
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 16
CONTINUED…

Launched A New Range Of


Freshair Fans In Economy
& Sub-Economy Segments

Increased RPM From 330 RPM


To 400 RPM
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 17
PRICING STRATEGY

The Most Expensive Fan Costing


Rs.6900 was Introduced

Launched Differentiated Models


Aimed At The Lower Price
Segment
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 18
CONTINUED…..

Sub-Economy Fans Were


Introduced At The Price Range Of
Rs.800

Gave Emphasis On The Bottom


Of Pyramid Mass Market
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 19
PACKAGING & PROMOTION
New Theme Was Given To Cartons

Television As The Main Media

More TVCs Were Developed

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 20


CONTINUED….

Increased Brand Visibility

Publicity Through Campaigns

Attractive Pops, Posters Were


Introduced
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 21
DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY

Mission Excel Initiative

Retail Performance Standard


(RPS)

Dealer’s Loyalty
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 22
CONTINUED…..

Sub-Economy Fans’ Separate


Network

Change In Distribution Network

COMPANY RETAILER CONSUMER

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 23


PEOPLE STRATEGY
Organizational Structure Revamped

New Set Of Job Description & KPI’s


Implemented

Implemented Performance Appraisal


Schemes
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 24
RESULTS ACHIEVED
Distribution Network Increased

Highest Increase In TOMA & UAA

Tremendous Growth In Sales & Profits

Popularity Of Brand Without Prohibitive


Expenditure

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 25


PARTICULARS 1990-2000 2002-03

Distribution 6000 10000


network retailers retailers
Sales 5730 Lacs 9350 lacs

Contribution 55% 80%


Of Trade To
Total Sales
19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 26
CONCLUSION
Firms Belief In Micro segmentation Strategy
Achieved Successfully

Fan Team Has Set An Example For Rest Of


The Company To Follow & Emulate

Looking Towards The Future With Renewed


Hope, Optimism & Confidence

19/08/2008 Section C Group No. 7 27

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