FMCG majorly comprises of
~ Household & Personal Care
~ Healthcare
~ Food &Beverages
1. Iodized Salt
2. Tea & Coffee
3. Bottle Water
4. Beverages Counter
5. Starbucks JV &
6. Others (Pulses, Spice & Snacks & Ready)
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1. Tetley
2. Good Earth
3. 8 O'Clock
4. Vitax
5. Himalayan Water
LY Tata announced merger of Tata Global & Tata Chem (Food Div) to form a new entity "Tata Consumer Pdt Ltd"
Post merger, its one among the top 6 FMCG in India, and the most talked about TCP is hiring of new CEO ~ Ajoy Mishra
Experiences:
Whirlpool
HUL &
Pepsico
1. 39 Subsidiaries
2. Presence in 2 Mn Outlets & 200 Mn households (India)
3. > 2,500 & > 4,500 suppliers & distributors (courtesy Tata Salt0
4. Mkt Leader in Salt
5. 2nd Largest Player in Tea
6. No. 1 bottle water business (Natural Mineral)
1. India Beverages: 35%
2. India Foods: 21%
3. International Beverages: 33%
4. Others: 11%
Regions Contribution:
India: 64%
USA: 17%
UK: 12%
Others: 7%
Stock movement could be factoring future growth not the current,which is flat
In Tea & Coffee, TCP is second after HUL & Nestle with flat growth.
In outlets & chain, they are competing with Nescafe Counters & CCD.
Likely with the existing turmoil at CCD, TCP has a big opportunity to grab their market share.
Tata Starbucks has 85 stores in 11 Indian Cities, where as
Cafe Coffee Day as of 2019, had 1,752 Cafe Outlets in over 243 Cities of India.
"Salute to Visionary Late V G Sidd"
Is it True? I dont know, Future will tell that.
Titan strategy was to make Organized an UnOrganized Sector.
TCP strategy is to make Organized the following Unorganized Sectors:
Pulses
Spices &
Ready to Cook
LY, Sales was 9,637 Cr
PAT was ~ 300 Cr
Titan strategy grow their sales exponentially? May be, but what about competition? HUL, Nestle & ITC?
New MD & CEO of TCP is Sunil D'Souza
Misra is MD & CEO of Tata Global Beverages.