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Indian Retail Industry 2009
Credit Analysis & Research Limited, April 2009, Pages: 155
Indian Retail Industry – Consumer is the king
The global retail industry has been growing at a brisk pace during the last few decades. However the spread of organised retailing in different countries varies depending upon the socio-economic factors related to the country. The opportunities for organised retailing are therefore still ripe in countries such as India, S. Korea, and Vietnam etc. where organised retailing is still at a nascent stage.
In line with the developments in the retail industry globally, the Indian retail though largely dominated by the unorganised retailers has witnessed a massive transition in the last decade. Of the total retail sales, the food & grocery segment constitutes the major chunk. However in case of organised retail, the apparel & footwear segment stands as the major contributor. With varied segments of retailing i.e. Food & Grocery, Clothing & Footwear, Furniture & Furnishing, Jewellery, Beverages etc. in conjugation with the development of varied retailing formats such as Departmental stores, Supermarkets etc. vying for a share of the organised retailing pie, a few questions remain unanswered: What value propositions can different formats offer? Which is the most viable format for the retailer? What are the determinants of such viability? Which formats are the emerging ones? Which formats would be the flavour of the future? etc.
We have identified the requirements, advantages and disadvantages associated with the organised as well as unorganised retailing in India. On the basis of a detailed analysis incorporating the experience of other retailing locations across the globe, we seek to unwind the answers to queries such as: Where do the unorganised retailers face competition from? In which segment they have been affected the most? Whether organised and unorganised retail can co-exist in the future?
With an extensive data coverage indicative of industry’s characteristics and demand drivers (both demand-side and supply-side factors), we estimate the size of the Indian retail industry and the penetration levels of organised retail in the urban and rural Indian markets for the period FY08 - FY11 through the incorporation of an industry model, based on three different scenarios i.e. Optimistic, Most Likely and Pessimistic.
The report highlighting the possible emerging scenarios in the Indian retail industry will not only help decision makers from the retailing industry but will also act as a useful guide to financial institutions/banks, investment agencies, regulators & policy framers, research & academic institutions, other national & international agencies etc. Additionally, the monthly updates (for the period May 2009 to April 2010) accompanying the subscription of the said report would form a potent tool for the subscribers to keep abreast of the happenings in the industry.
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