Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
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Average number of golf balls used in all clubs over India 20 * 400 = 8000 Total annual demand of golf balls = 8000 * 12 = 96,000
Assuming a user purchases a Vodafone Connection at age of 13 years Every month he or she will spend Rs. 300 on an average till the age of say, 23. Therefore, 11 years times Rs. 300 times 12 months = Rs. 39600
After 23, lets assume they start spending Rs. 800 per month till the age of 60 years Thus, 37 years times Rs. 800 times 12 months = Rs. 3,55,200
Till 70 years, (average life expectancy) they spend say Rs. 400 per month Now, 10 years times Rs. 400 times 12 months = Rs. 48000
Totalling all three age segmentation expenditures = Rs. 4,42,800 (provided he sticks to Vodafone as his/her service provider)
Average cost of single ticket (Prime) = Rs. 300 No. Of Prime Seats = 72 Assuming 5 movies are being screened on weekend and each movie is run in 8 shows Therefore, Total revenue from one day (assuming 100% occupancy) = 40 * 300 * 72 = Rs. 8,64,000 96 Saturdays & Sundays in an year So, 864000 * 96 = Rs. 8,29,44,000 over the year on weekends for Prime type of seats
Average cost of single ticket (Star) = Rs. 180 No. Of Star seats = 240 Assuming 5 movies are being screened on weekend and each movie is run in 8 shows Therefore, Total revenue from one day (assuming 100% occupancy) = 40 * 180 * 240 = Rs. 17,28,000
96 Saturdays & Sundays in year = 96 * 17,28,000 = Rs. 16,58,88,000 over the year on weekends for star seats Therefore, Total revenue of PVR on weekends Revenue from PRIME seats = Rs. 8,29,44,000 Revenue from STAR seats = Rs. 16,58,88,000 Total Revenue = Rs 24,88,32,000
Out of total population of India, total of SEC A and SEC B concentration = 105 million 59% of which of which read books and magazines =6.19 crores
Assuming 15% of the above read English magazines alone lakhs Of which 20% contribute to Film Magazines lakhs Filmfare has approximately 50% market share =19 lakhs In Mumbai assuming, 65% read Filmfare =12.35 lakhs
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