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    CHITKARA UNIVERSITY

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    Inception dated back to times where stores were found in

    village fares, melas etc.

    Emergence of Kirana stores and mom & pop stores.

    The first few companies to come up with retail chains were in

    textile sector, for example, Bombay Dyeing, S Kumar's,

    Raymonds, etc.

    Titan, Foodworld in FMCG, Planet M & Music World in

    music, Crossword in books.

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    3 SUCCESSIVE WAVES:

    First wave in the early to mid 1990s( South America)

    Second wavemid to late 1990s( Mexico, Central America,

    South-East Asia, South Central Europe).

    Third wave- late 1990s & early 2000( China, India, Russia,

    some parts of Africa and continues.

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    Family-owned Mom & Pop stores.

    Traditional retail chains like Nilgiri & Akbarallys .

    Public Distribution System(PDS).

    High streets like Linking Road & Fashion Street in Mumbai. Bombay Dyeing, Shoppers shop, Pantaloon Retail India

    Ltd(PRIL).

    FDI in single brand retailers( Tommy Hilfiger, Louis Vuitton)

    and cash & carry formats( Tesco, Wal-Mart, Metro).

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    Department stores

    Discount stores

    Supermarket

    Warehouse stores Specialty stores

    Malls

    Retailers

    Dollar stores

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    No specific rules& regulations but certain laws

    are their:

    Shop and Establishment Act Standards of Weights and Measures Act

    Provisions of the Contract Labour (Regulations and Abolition)

    Act

    The Income Tax Act

    Customs Act

    The Companies Act

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    The present value of the Indian retail market is estimated to

    be around Rs. 12,00,000 crore.

    The annual growth rate is 5.7 percent.

    Retail market for food and grocery with a worth of Rs.

    7,43,900 crore is the largest of the different types of retail

    industries present in India.

    Around 15 million retail outlets help India win the crown of

    having the highest retail outlet density in the world.

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    Country Retail Sector's share in GDP (in %)

    India 10 %

    USA 10%

    China 8%

    Brazil 6%

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    Shoppers Stop

    Westside

    Pantaloon

    Lifestyle

    RPG Retail

    Crossword

    Wills Lifestyle Globus

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    Global economic slowdown

    Competition from the unorganised sector

    Retail sector has no recognition as an industry

    High real-estate costs Lack of basic infrastructure

    Supply-chain inefficiencies

    Challenges with respect to human resources

    Margin Pressure

    Fraud in retail

    Challenges with Infrastructure and Logistics

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    S.NO.

    COMPANY NAME

    COUNTRY REVENUE(IN

    BILLIONS)

    1. Walmart U.S. $404

    2. Carrefour FRANCE $122

    3. Metro AG GERMANY $914. Tesco U..K $90.43

    5. Schwarz Unternehmens Treuhank

    KG

    GERMANY $77.22

    6. The Kroger co. U.S. $76.73

    7. Costco Wholesale Corp. U.S. $71.42

    8. Aldi Einkrup Gmbh& Co. GERMANY $67.70

    9. The Home Depot U.S. $66.17

    10. Target U.S. $65.35

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    Consumer debt levels are declining, but still remain highcompared to historic norms. Surveys show that consumers arefocused on paying down debts.

    High health care costs in America continue to be a majorchallenge to consumers, thus reducing discretionary spending.

    A continuation of depressed conditions in the housing market

    means low home equities and limits the ability of consumersto sell or borrow against their houses.

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    A high level of home mortgage foreclosures continues in the

    U.S., with more than 8% of all residential mortgages in

    delinquency or foreclosure as of mid 2011.

    Persistently high unemployment levels and difficultenvironment for job seekers reduces retail spending.

    Low consumer confidence reduces spending.

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    Consumers will continue to be more conservative.

    Decline in sales growth is increasingly apparent.

    Led to tightening of credit markets.

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    The Infrastructure of retail sector will evolve

    radically.

    The shopping malls are increasing at fast pace in

    metros.

    The growth of organized retail sector is anticipated

    to be heavier than the growth of GDP.

    Peoples lifestyle, rising income level and

    encouraging conventions of demography are

    proving favorable.

    More access to credit facilities.

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    With Arrival of transnational companies, indian retail industry

    will undergo a transformation.

    No one single format can be assumed as there is a huge

    difference in cultures regionally.

    The most encouraging format now would be the hypermarts.

    The hypermart format would be further encouraged with the

    entry of the TNCs

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    SHOPPERS STOP :Chandru Lachmandas Raheja

    PANTALOON: Kishore Biyani

    RPG GROUP: Rama Prasad Goenka

    CROSSWORD :R. Sriram and Ms K. Anita

    GLOBUS: Vinay Nadkarni

    LIFESTYLE: Y.C. Deveshwar

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    THANK YOU..