3. Introduction
▪ Started in 1937 at Bikaner, Rajasthan
▪ Current revenue of (Rs. 4000crore ) $ 590million
largest brand after parle
▪ Packaged foods – 80% revenue
▪ Market leader in traditional snacks
▪ shrugged the scrutinity of food regulation amidst the Maggi crisis.
▪ 3 operation area : a.northern:2136crore
b. western & southern:1613rscrore
c. eastern :298crore
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4. MARKETING MIX
• Halidram offers a wide range of products
including namkeen, sweets, sharbat, dairy
products.
• Namkeen segment contributes close to 60% of
total revenue.
• Raw materials of high quality sourced from all
over india.
• Customizes its product as per consumer taste
from region to region.
5. Contd…
• Launched products like murukkus and chennai mixture
for South Indian market and bhelpuri for western India.
• Company has experienced Bikaneri namkeen makers who
use high quality original spices and other ingredients.
• Haldiram offer its products at competitive prices.
• The Company has strong distribution network with Delhi
unit itself having 700 distributors.
• Delhi and Nagpur unit have maximum retail outlets.
6. SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGHTS
• Large product basket
• Tradition and quality
• Undisputed market leaders
• Word of mouth
• Launching of small packets
THREATS
• Large no. of competitors
• ITC & MTR - western snacks
• Local restuarants and sweet
shops
OPPORTUNITIES
• Healthy snacks
• Snacks catering to youths
• Aggressive ads and promotion
WEAKNESS
• No emphasis on market survey
• No policies in CSR
• Involved only in Indian snacks
7. ▪ Entered in International market year 2000
▪ $1.7 million to $ 6.0 million current increase from the
year 2001
▪ Exported in USA , UK, AUSTRALIA, GERMANY, NEW
ZEALAND, etc.
▪ Opening of restaurants
▪ Ethnicity angle in the marketing
EXPANSION IN OVERSEAS MARKET
8. MARKET SEGMENTATION
WOMEN – Namkeens and other ready-to-eat food needs
KIDS - Takatak & Whoopies
HEALTH CONSCIOUS CUSTOMERS – sugar free sweets
Famous mithai like sonpapdi for all segments