Coffee Market – India March 2011
Executive Summary
Market
The organized coffee market in India is estimated to be worth X bn in 20- Karnataka accounts for ~X% of India’s total coffee production Changing consumer lifestyles, increasing urbanization and higher frequency of eating out has fueled growth in the market
Drivers: Drivers & Challenges
Trends
Competition
E L P M A S
Rising demand for ready to drink (RTD) coffee Export promotion schemes for coffee Favorable demographics Growing disposable income
Challenges: Harmful to human health Large number of licenses to be acquired
Global players foraying into the Indian market Investments made by PE players indicates industry potential Emergence of Organic Coffee Growth of Franchising of emerging coffee retail shops Brand expansion into smaller cities Indian coffee retail market is dominated by global players, specially in the organized coffee retail segment Two major domestic players dominating the market are Company 1 & Company 2
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•Market Overview •Foreign trade Export Import
•Drivers & Challenges •Trends •Competition •Key Developments
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Southern states like State 1 and State 2 dominate coffee production in India Production – Overview
Size & Growth – Volume
• Coffee production in India is growing slowly
Arabica
• Although the production gets hampered due to delayed and inadequate pre-blossom showers across the growing regions in South India
400
E L P M A S
• Southern parts of India account for the major share in coffee production
Robusta
‘000 mt
300
+Q% d
e
x
x
x
y
y
y
y
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
a
b
c
x
x
y
2006-07
200
• The largest producers include State 1 and State 2
• Karnataka accounts for ~X% of India’s total coffee production
Production in the state is estimated to rise to XX tonnes in 20--, up from XX tonnes in 20- State 2’s production is estimated to be XX tonnes in 20XX,up from XX tonnes in 20--
100 0
2010-11e*
State-wise Segmentation
• However, the production is hampered sometimes due to pest attacks also • The organized coffee market in India is estimated to be worth XX bn in 20--
State1
C%
State 2
D%
State 3
B%
Others
A%
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Drivers & Challenges – Summary
Drivers
Challenges
Rising demand for ready to drink (RTD) coffee
Harmful to human health
Export Promotion schemes for coffee
Large number of licenses to be acquired
Favourable demographics Growing disposable income
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Trends – Summary
Global players foraying into the Indian market
Brand expansion into smaller cities
Key
Investments made by PE players indicates industry potential
Trends
Growth of Franchising of emerging coffee retail shops
Emergence of Organic Coffee
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The market is highly competitive with a large number of Indian and foreign players Overview
Indian Coffee Marketing System
• Market is highly competitive with a large number of Indian and foreign players
Coffee Marketing System
E L P M A S
• Growing trend of consumption of different varieties of coffee and increasing brand consciousness has led to the increase of global player footprints • Indian coffee retail market is dominated by global players, especially in the organized coffee retail segment
• Organized modern formats like malls and supermarkets have also become a favorite destination for the outlets
Route 3
Market share (20--)
• Master companies are readily tying up with small franchisors and mall owners to promote their brand • In order to reach a larger younger audience, players are opening chains of outlets outside colleges, institutions, petrol pumps and highways
Route 2
Route 1
Company 1 Company 2
Z%
Others
Y% X%
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Major Coffee Players in India (1/8) Company Snapshot: Company 1 Corporate Information Headquarters
City 1
Founded
19--
Financial Performance Revenue
Revenue INR bn 80
d
Product 1
a
40
b
6 4
20
Key People
Person 1
10 8
c
60
Products
Profit INR bn
Profit / Loss
2
0
0
2007
2008
2009
2010
Business Highlights • Is a subsidiary of xx
E L P M A S
• Export sales at xx mn, have decreased by x % in value terms, mainly due to the shift in composition of instant coffee exports to xx, from retail to bulk packs • Company makes efforts to facilitate out of home consumption and has increased the number of “x“ • Offers various varieties of coffee under the brand name Nescafe, such as Product A, Product B
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