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Guided by : Prof. Rahul Sharma Report Team Members: D.R.Karthik S.Sunil Kumar Shifa Noor Alam Deep Lalit Sanghvi (UGP 09-12 Sem-2) Detailed Consumer Behavior Analysis Report on :
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Page 1: HUL Report

Guided by : Prof. Rahul Sharma

Report

Team Members:

D.R.Karthik

S.Sunil Kumar

Shifa Noor Alam

Deep Lalit Sanghvi

(UGP 09-12 Sem-2)

Detailed Consumer Behavior

Analysis Report on :

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Karthik, Sunil, Shifa, Deep 2

CONTENTS

Indian FMCG Sector

HUL’s Profile

Introduction

History

Products

Research Mission

Indian Toilet Soap Industry

Lifebuoy vs. Cinthol

PLC

Research

USP

Indian Oral Care Industry

Pepsodent vs. Colgate

PLC

Research

USP

Indian Detergent Industry

Surf Excel vs. Tide

PLC

Research

USP

Conclusion

Bibliography

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Indian FMCG Sector

4th

largest sector in the economy

Total market share of Rs 450 bn

Growth of 50% by 2010

Main players - HUL, P&G, BR, ITC, Palmolive, et al

Main threats to these big FMCG companies are from local competitors and price

driven consumers

Sales & Distribution is the major challenge in maintaining the growth of such

companies

Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL)

- Adding Vitality to life for 77 years

Introduction

Founded - 1933

Headquarters - Mumbai, India

Key people - Harish Manwani (Chairman),

Nitin Paranjpe (CEO and Managing Director)

Industry - Fast Moving Consumer Goods FMCG)

Products - Home & Personal Care, Foods, Water Purifier

Revenue - Over Rs. 13,000 crores (calendar 2007)

Employees - Over 65,000 direct & indirect employees

Parent - Unilever Plc

Source : www.hul.co.in

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History

1931 - Unilever set up its first Indian subsidiary of

Hindustan Vanaspati Manufacturing Co.

1933 - Lever Brothers India Limited

1935 - United Traders Limited

1956 - Formed Hindustan Lever Limited.

July 19, 2007 - Changed the name to Hindustan Unilever Limited. It would also

assist in attracting and retaining talent both locally & internationally

HUL Product Sectors

HUL Products

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Research Mission

To analyze the consumer behavior on India’s largest FMCG company-

HUL, with few of its major products in respective to their rival

competitors.

This research brings out the reason behind HUL’s domination in

almost all the sectors it ventures into.

Indian Toilet Soap Industry

The soap market in India is determined to be of the order of Rs. 41.75 billion

The toilet soaps market is estimated at 530,000 tpa

The popular and premium brands include Lifebuoy, Lux, Cinthol, Liril, Rexona, and

Nirma

Lifebuoy

Born : 1895 (Founder : William Hansketh Lever)

Company : Owned by Unilever Plc., the parent company of HUL

Status : Has 18% market share in the bathing soaps category

Worth : 7.5 billion

Brand story : Lifebuoy landed on Indian shores in 1895, when the country

was in the grip of a plague epidemic

Source : ACNielson RSA 2006

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Cinthol

Born : 1952

Status : Has 2.52% market share in the bathing soaps category

Worth : 1.05 billion

Company : Godrej consumer products ltd

Brand story : India's first toilet soap made from indigenously available vegetable

oils instead of imported animal fats

PLC

Lifebuoy - Maturity, because now-a-days no new variants have been introduced

Cinthol - It lost its market share by entering into decline stage, but it is

regaining it share by brand revival. So it is in revival stage

Research

Questionnaires filled from:

Schools - Pristine,

College - IIPM, Bishop Cotton

Shops - Reliance Fresh, MK retails, Food World, Big Bazaar, Mahalakshmi Traders

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Research

Question

Frequency

What do you relate

Lifebuoy/Cinthol with?

What influences you to buy

Lifebuoy/Cinthol?

Where do you purchase the

product from?

Rate Lifebuoy/Cinthol on the

basis of price

Does Lifebuoy/Cinthol TV

commercial appeal to you?

USP

Brand USP Positioning

Lifebuoy 100% Germ Protection Family Health Offering Soap

Cinthol Deodorant + Complexion soap Deodorant in a soap for men

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Indian Oral Care Industry

Valued at Rs 21 bn

Toothpastes consumption:

67% - the urban households

33% - the rural households

Colgate and HUL together account for over 70% of the organized toothpaste market

Pepsodent

Parent company - HUL

Launched in the year - 1993

Products (Tooth Paste)

Pepsodent germicheck +

Pepsodent whitening

Pepsodent 2 in 1

Pepsodent Center Fresh

Pepsodent Gum Care

Pepsodent Sensitive

Pepsodent kids

Products (Tooth brush)

Pepsodent sport

Source : http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2002/10/12/stories/2002101202560600.htm

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Colgate

Parent company - Colgate Palmolive

Entry into INDIA in the year - 1937

Products (Tooth paste)

Colgate Total 12

Colgate Cibaca

Colgate Sensitive

Colgate Active salt

Colgate Max Fresh

Colgate Fresh Energy Gel

Colgate herbal

Products (Tooth brush)

Colgate360

Colgate Zigzag

Tooth powder

PLC

USP

Pepsodent - Fight Germs

Colgate - Strong White Teeth

Preference

Both the rivals are in Growth

stage, since they are coming up

with new products in equal

intervals of time!

Which tooth paste do you prefer?

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Research

Question

Frequency

What do you relate

Pepsodent/Colgate with?

What influences you to buy

Pepsodent/Colgate?

Where do you purchase the

product from?

Which of the flavours/varients

do you prefer?

Which pack of

Pepsodent/Colgate do you

usually buy?

Does P/C TV commercial

influence your purchase?

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Indian Detergent Industry

Fabric Wash Market in India

Total Market Size Rs. 8800 Crores

Total Volume- 2.3 Million Tones+

98 percent Penetration in India

Consumption Pattern

45 per cent Rural

55 per cent Urban (14 percent users of Washing Machine)

Major Players : HUL, Nirma, Ghadi, P&G

Surf Excel

1959 – HUL Introduced SURF

1990 – Emergence of concentrate & mid price segment powers

Ad Campaign “ Daag Doonthe rah jaoge” was launched

1996 – Surf Excel launched. Ad Campaign “ Jaise bhi Daag ho, Surf Excel hai na”

2003 – Surf Excel Quick wash launched “Ad campaigns on Shortage of water

across country”

2005 – Ad Campaign “ Daag Acche hai na”

Tide

Tide is manufactured by Procter & Gamble

Tide is the name of a popular laundry detergent in the market of Canada, US et al

First introduced in test marketed in 1946 with national distribution reached in 1949

Tide is the World’s Oldest & Most Trusted Detergent brand and is the Market Leader

in 23 Countries around the world

The brand regularly introduces new products and technologies to beat laundry blues

Launched in India in mid-2000

It gives outstanding whiteness due to its anti-redeposition global technology.

Source : Business Standard

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PLC

USP

Brand USP Positioning

Surf Excel Complete cleaning & care Whiteness & stain Remover

Tide Value For Money A detergent which gives shocking/ultimate

whiteness

Preference

Research

Question

Frequency

What do you relate Surf

Excel/Tide with?

Both the rivals are in Growth

stage, since they are coming up

with new variants often!

Which tooth paste do you prefer?

Both the rivals are in Growth

stage, since they are coming up

with new variants often!

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Research

Question

Frequency

What influences you to buy

Surf Excel/Tide?

Where do you purchase the

product from?

How effective is

Surf Excel/Tide on stains?

Rate Surf Excel/Tide on the

basis of price

Which package do you prefer?

How do you rate surf excel

“daag ache hai” campaign?

(or)

How do you rate Tide “chaunk

gaye kya” campaign?

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Conclusion

Though HUL, as a brand have good perception from its

consumers, following are the major threats awating for any FMCG

company in the market. So those things have to be considered inorder

to posses the same consumer perception towards HUL!

Bibliography

Consumer Behaviour by Ramasami & Ramakumari

www.hul.co.in

www.alacrastore.com

Indian Soap Industry-ACNielsen - RSA 2006

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2002/10/12/stories/2002101202560600.htm

http://marketingpractice.blogspot.com/2005/12/pepsodent-dishum-dishum.html

http://mcs-india.net/article-experimental-marketing.htm

http://indiaadreview.blogspot.com/2006/10/india-ad-review-issue-11-pepsodent.html


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