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Manpasand Beverages (Manpasand) is a
Baroda based company which operates
as a fruit drink manufacturing company
in India.
The company offers mango based fruit
drink under the Mango Sip brand; fruit
drinks and carbonated fruit drinks under
the Fruits Up brand; and fruit drinks with
energy replenishing qualities under the
Manpasand ORS brand.
From being a merely mango pulp drink
maker under the flagship brand 'Mango
Sip' Manpasand has been enhancing its
product portfolio.
Manpasand is targeting a revenue of
Rs.1, 000-1,200 crore financial year
2019-20 and Rs.5, 000 crore by 2022.
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Manpasand’s-MangoSip
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Largest Beverage Player in India
948 Cr
Revenue by INR
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Strategic Goal To Enter Into New Market
The Three Golden Rules
Expanded the presence Build the best distribution Understand and respond
with a focus on penetration networks that reach the quickly to local needs,
in larger, fast-developing most remote shoppers in innovating product content
countries – such as UAE. All rural areas of countries. and packaging to appeal to
having a consistent brand Make the product different preferences,
offer which brings accessible to new tastes, lifestyles, values,
economies of scale in consumer segments and traditions, and
production and marketing. through new and alternative demographics. Adapt their
There’s a new centre of channels; often combining portfolio to address the
gravity for brands: their traditional, rural and digital spectrum of consumers
resources and focus are from those with lower
shifting to emerging regions incomes to those ready for a
premium offer.
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Quantifying to
Enter UAE Market
‘’Seeking Global Pasand’’
Making UAE taste the King of
Indian Fruit.
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Quotable Quotes
“Innovation is crucial for growing a brand’s footprint”
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Economical Social
Political
• Ongoing tension in gulf
• Implication of exchange rate
fluctuations
• Health conscious customer
Pestle
Analysis
Technological Legal Environmental
• High focus on sustainability
• Laws are more biased
• High investment in towards local situation
technology for medical, • Stricter measures on
public transport, pollution control and
• The legal system in the disposal
UAE is based both on civil
• 100% smart phone code principles and on the
penetration and 70% social • Limited natural resources
Islamic Shari'ah pertaining to food industry
media adoption
• Lack of transparency
• UAE has started many
initiatives in e-governance, • Stricter control on quality
smart city and artificial and norms for food
intelligence products
SWOT Analysis (Organization)
Strengths Weakness
Strong growth 38% 3 Yr CAGR Brand Perception
Debt Free Company
Unique product portfolio
Entrepreneurial approach
S W Management Style
No existence on e-commerce
Advertisements
Widespread manufacturing Distribution high margins to
footprint distributors
Presence in India
Opportunities Threats
O T
Untapped domestic/export Margin fluctuation
market
Competitor market
Packaging
Raw material suppliers
Institutional sales
Demographic of target market
Health awareness
Substitute products
Global market
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Defining the business and market analysis formatting
RIVALARY AMONG EXISTING THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS
COMPETITORS • Barriers to entry – medium
• Number of competitors – 10+ 5
THREAT OF • Economies to scale - high
• Diverse competition – dairy, juice, • Capital requirements – very high
bakery NEW
ENTRANTS • Government policies – strict food
• High industry concentration – control
GCC focused • Access to distribution channels -
• Industry growth – 5% + costly
• Brand loyalty - low
• Barriers to exit - high
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BARGAINING RIVALARY BARGAINING
POWER OF POWER OF
AMONG
SUPPLIER BUYERS
EXISTING
BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS COMPETITORS
• Number and size of supplier - high BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS
• Uniqueness of each supplier ‘s product • Number of customers - diverse
– highly unique • Size of each customer order –
• Focal company’s ability to substitute - pack size
medium
T HREAT OF SUBSTITUTE PRODUCT
• Differences between competitors
- low
• Number of substitute product available • Price sensitivity - medium
-4 3 • Buyers ability to substitute – very
• Buyer propensity to substitute - high THREAT OF high
• Relative price performance of substitute SUBSTITUTE • Buyers information availability -
– high performance at par price PRODUCT high
• Perceived level of product
differentiation - medium
• Switching cost - low
Bargaining power of
Threat of new Bargaining power of
buyers
01 entrants 02 (Low to medium 03 suppliers
(Medium pressure) (Low pressure)
pressure)
• Low entry barrier business for • High bargaining power with distribution • High Capex demand from reputed
suppliers
diversifying players supermarkets and hypermarkets.
• Established players with economies of Switching costs for retailers are low • Selected suppliers for quality flavors,
colors and fruit pulp
scale ,established network of • The individual buyer puts no pressure
distribution channels on Manpasand Beverages • Packaging material like TetraPak has
monopolistic position
• Investment in brand building and • Threat from private labels by
advertisement is critical success factor hypermarkets
• High entry barriers for entirely new
companies
Threat to substitute Rivalry among
04 products 05 existing firms – High
(Medium to high Pressure
pressure)
• Beverage industry in the UAE is extremely
• There are many kinds of energy competitive with tough regulation of the
drinks/soda/juice products in the industry. Many players are diversified in
market. These are pulp, nectar or Juice, Dairy and Bakery industry. High fixed
flavor based costs and high barriers to exit
• Competitive landscape will be defined • Some of the leading players operating in the
by product differentiation. market are as following:
o Almarai, Al Rabie, Binzagar Coro, Jumbo,
• Juice drinks (up to 24%) continues to Caser, Arrow Juice, Union Beverages
decline, so category open for Factory, Gulf Union, Al Safi Danone, Del-
innovation. Cold Press and Zero Monte
added sugar category is emerging fast
• Although the diversity and differentiation of
the functional drinks are high which
decreases rivalry, the extensive
advertisement expenditure simultaneously
amplifies rivalry.
New
Introduce Re- Distributor’s
Gap Explore
untapped
Refreshing evaluate & Retailer’s
& Natural Pricing channel
Analysis UAE Market
Beverages Strategy developme
nt
Primary
• A packed Fruit juice in attractive
• Kids, active, playful and fun-loving
• Kids of Age Group 4-12 yrs. and resalable packages of various
consumers with a high demand for energy
• Convenience Seekers sizes for Convenience Seekers.
• Sports & Fitness
• Food Safety Conscious • Highly loaded with pureness and
• Price Sensitive
• Price Sensitive safety of juice and moderately
• Convenience Seekers
• Sports & Fitness loaded with shelf life for Food
• Health Conscious
• Youth– Experimental & more Safety Consumers.
Secondary
buying power • Higher portion size, and
• Travel Industry(Airlines, Railways)
• Housewives, Elderly People replenished fruit juice
• Movie Theaters, Malls, Amusement Parks
concentration dedicated for Price
• Schools, Colleges, Hotels, Restaurant
Sensitive Consumers.
0.7%
0.4%
0.3%
Noodles
CSDs Salty snacks Juices Chips Breakfast Biscuits Tea Coffee
cereals
-1.7%
80-100 5-6 V X X X X X X X X
125 7-10 V V X V X X X X X
160 10-12 V X X X X X X X X
180-200 14-17 V X V X V V V X V
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Distribution channel
Hyper
market/
Super market
Institutional
Sales
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Product Channel
•Sourced from India,
Supplier of Raw
Low cost producing
Material
countries
Retailer Hypermarket/Supermarket
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Balance scorecard
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• Glass bottle – consumers recognize the shape and
size of our bottle more than any other ready-to-drink
tea or Juice Drink brand. A glass bottle is also seen BELIEF UNEXPECTED DELIGHTS MAKE LIFE GREAT
as more premium than PET.
• Only Mango Sip can offer a unique consumption
experience – from hearing the pop of the cap, to INVENTIVE PLAYFUL CULTURAL
reading the “Real Fact”, to the broad variety of great-
tasting flavor combinations made from the Best Stuff BEHAVIOR
We never take
on Earth. Mango Sip has the most unique personality PILLARS Delightfully Having a voice
ourselves too
creative. in culture.
within our competitive set. seriously.
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Recommended Strategies
Create footprints
• Sales : Organic growth ahead of market and incremental growth through new investments
• Profit: Grow operating income at a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) mid single-digit or
above- Industry benchmark or India benchmark of Manpasand MEDIUM
• People: Be a great place to work where people are inspired to be the best they can be – How do TERM
you measure this?
• Portfolio: Bring to the world a portfolio of quality beverage brands that anticipate and satisfy
people's desires and needs. – Line up the portfolio with timeline and target market and sales
• Partners: Nurture a winning network of customers and suppliers, together we create mutual,
enduring value.
• In Medium Term company plans that all the bottling partners work closely with their customers
such as convenience stores, grocery stores, movie theaters and street vendors to create and use
localized strategies developed in partnership with the Company.
• As we know that rising logistics costs are squeezing the food and beverage industry. With the
increased cost of moving goods, food and beverage companies are being forced to increase the
price of their products, Manpasand Beverages plan to turn into supply chain design to gain a
complete end-to-end view of their supply chain networks to uncover inefficiencies and
optimize for significant improvement in cost, service, and risk.
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Recommended Strategies
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Thank you!
Any questions?
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MARKET TRENDS Revised
1. Primary market
CHILDREN
TEENS
Youth
Working people
Elder people
2. Secondary market
Industries (Airline, Railways, Education Industries Etc)
Local and individual markets
Restaurants, movie theaters, shopping malls
KEY POINT
Tagline:
Benefits: Healthier and refreshment
Target Group: lower, Middle, Upper Income households and food service
sector for example restaurants
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PROMOTION
“Before promotion we will try to identify correct target market and after that we will
try to communicate to them effectively. We will be promoting our product through many
different mediums like;
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