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Case Study on Pizza Wars

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INTRODUCTION

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∆ It entered India (Delhi) in June 1996

∆ By Jan 2001 pizza hut had 19 outlet across India

∆ Presently it has 142 outlets in 32 cities in India

∆ Pizza Hut is the largest pizza restaurant company in

the world

∆ It has 12,000 outlets in 90 countries

∆ Employing more than 300,000 people.

Pizza HutGood time start with great Pizza

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It entered India (Delhi) in 1996 through a franchise agreement with VamBhartia Corp.

Speedy growth [ 1 outlet in 1996 & 101 outlets in Feb 2001

At present 220 outlets in 42 cites in India.

Emphasis on home delivery

Hungry Kya ?

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SWOT Analysis

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30 Min. home Delivery frame

Varity in menu Toll free no. for

order It had a tie-up with

Discovery Channel Heat wave delivery

package.

USP- Dining Exp. With delivery & take away options

Localized menu World 1st 100%Veg.

Restaurant Provision for kids

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Delivery service not time bound

Slow Expansion

High price

Can’t trap children market

High Price

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Eating out at 'branded' restaurants was more prevalent out

Brand recognition 

Definitive Indian palate

City specific food habit

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Pizza was not popular in India till 1996

High Price

 Threat of substitutes

Reckless riding for delivery in time

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Pan in your name

Pizza pooch menu

1 Rs. Pan deal

‘ Bara nahi to tera ’ [ on time or free ]

Reduction in price

Ads. On T.V. Channels from July 2001

Buy 1 get 1 free

Ads on T.V. ( Hungry Kya )

Tie up with M.T.N.L . & discovery channels

Database Marketing.

Non traditional outlet


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