the entry of new competition in the market. example: many established companies in fmcg (fast moving consumer goods) sector are focusing on producing the goods with natural ingredients with the entry of ‘patanjali products’. (e) uncertainty the changes in the business environment cannot be ...
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Apart from the types of customer we saw above, there are some other categories of customers based on the businesses. 1. B2C (Business to Consumer) This one of the most important categories. All the consumer companies which sell to individual customers are in the B2C segment. FMCG/CPG compani...
Two different versions of the DSI formula can be used depending upon the accounting practices. In the first version, the average inventory amount is taken as the figure reported at the end of the accounting period, such as at the end of the fiscal year ending June 30. This version represent...
it is important to compare the value among the same sector peer companies. Companies in the technology, automobile, and furniture sectors can afford to hold on to their inventories for long, but those in the business of perishable or fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) cannot. Therefore, sector...
In this regard, the case of the alcohol industry is noteworthy, in which, unlike the traditional FMCG, there are two main headaches for a marketer – the fight against counterfeiting and legislative restrictions on communications. For example, specialists in the IoT field creatively address both of...
But with mix of stocks such as, pharmacueticals, FMCG, consumer goods, etc. only part of your investments will feel the impact! This mix across different sectors justifies the importance of diversification in investing. Importance of Risk Diversification in Investing: ...
Importance of evaluative criteria in decision process of selected FMCG among rural consumers: A comparison of Compensatory and Non – Compensatory structuresdoi:10.17051/ilkonline.2021.05.329HIMACHAL Pradesh (India)INDIAFAST moving consumer goodsDECISION making...
The royalty range for the industry is determined (e.g. high royalty rate for luxury goods, low royalty rate for FMCG) These 2 metrics are combined to work out the brand’s royalty rate: for example, if a FMCG has a BSI score of 80/100, and the royalty range is 0-5%, then it wi...
Importance of Sales Per Point of Distribution (SPPD) SPPD is used to compare products with different distribution levels but within the same market. For example if you own a FMCG company and want to measure the sales of one of your product say soap and compare it with your ...