An in depth analysis of Indian paint industry. Business model have been explained in detail.

1. INDIAN PAINT INDUSTRY
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2. Business Model
Association with following people is involved:
• Channel Partners
• Painters
• Contractors
• Decorators (Arch/ID)
• Builders / Developers
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3. INTRODUCTION
 The Indian Paint Industry has been growing at a rate of near
about 15% for the past few years.
 The industry is estimated at around Rs. 21000 Cr.
 The per capita consumption in India is 1.5kgs p.a., as compared
to the global average of 15kgs p.a.
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4. HISTORY OF PAINTS
 The Indian Paint Industry was initiated in 1902, when Shalimar
Paints set-up its first factory in Kolkata.
 After liberalization, as the excise duties got drastically reduced
(from 40% to 16%), the industry recorded a healthy growth of
12-13% annually.
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5. SEGMENTATION OF PAINT INDUSTRY
Indian Paint
Industry
Decorative Industrial
DistemperEmulsions
Mainly
Villages
Generally
in Cities
Automobiles Marine
Paints
& others
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6. MARKET SEGMENTATION
Industrial: Three main segments of the industrial sector include
automotive coatings, powder coatings and protective coatings.
 User industries for industrial paints include automobiles
engineering and consumer durables.
 The industrial paints segment is far more technology intensive
than the decorative segment.
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7. MAJOR PLAYERS IN INDIAN PAINT
INDUSTRY
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8. Decorative Paints
Exterior PaintsInterior Paints
Wall
-Emulsion
-Distemper
Metal
-Enamel
Wood
Emulsion
Textured
Cement
Types of Decorative Paints
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9. Types of Paint
• Primer
• Emulsion – Water Based
• Flat Finish – ceiling or walls with bad shape
• Matt finish – wash-ability
• Eggshell Finish – bathrooms
• Satin – furniture
• Varnish – protective coating
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10. MECHANISM OF PAINTS
Major Inputs
Major
Products
End User
Raw Materials
(56%)
Selling &
Administration
expenses
(23%)
Employee Cost
(12%)
Decorative
Products: Paint
Emulsions, Enamels,
Distempers, Wood
Finishes, Metal
Finishes etc.
Industrial Products:
Powder Coating,
Floor Coating,
Surface Coating etc.
Households,
Construction
firms (70%)
Automobiles
Consumer Goods
Marine Industry
(30%)
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11. COMPONENTS OF PAINTSRaw Materials: On an average, raw materials constitute 56% of
the total expenditure in paint companies.
 Titanium dioxide is one of the major raw materials and price
fluctuations in its cost have direct and substantial impact on the
cost of production.
 Crude oil derivatives are the other major raw materials and
have similar impact.
 Apart from these a large number of other raw materials are
used for adding/giving specific properties to the wide product
range offered by the industry.
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12. COMPONENTS OF PAINTS
 End-User: The decorative paints segment products find
use in households and construction whereas the industrial
segment products find use in automotive industry,
consumer durables industry.
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13. SALES OF COMPANIES
Asian
Paints
Kansai
Nerola
c
Berger
Paints
ICI
Paints
Shalim
ar
Paints
Net Sales(FY2011) in
Cr.
6607.2 2266.2 2096.2 1087.6 404.4
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
Quantity
Net Sales(FY2011) in Cr.
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14. MARKET SHARES OF COMPANIES
(CONTD.)
32%
11%
11%6%
5%
35%
Asian Paints
Kansai Nerolac
Berger Paints
ICI Paints
Others
Unorganised
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15. DISTRIBUTION PROCESS OF PAINTS
Paint Manufactures
Regional Warehouses
Company Dealer
Customers
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16. FACTORS AFFECTING PAINT INDUSTRY
 Increasing level of income & education
 Increasing urbanisation
 Increasing share of organised sector
 Development of the Realty, Automobile and Infrastructure
sector
 Availability of financing options
 Increasing Penetration in the Rural Markets
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17. NEW CONCEPTS OF PAINTS
 Multi coloured room concept.
 Lead free colour.
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18. Dealership
Conditions:
• Blank check against next order/security
• Dealer form – Registration etc
• Asking for display space wall/racks -company pays (in
case of Asian)
• Margin – 5-6%
Dealer Incentives
• Scheme based Incentives
• Foreign trips / Gifts
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19. Market Condition
• Paint Industry is Mostly Organized sector and local
players gives comparatively more competition in Rural
areas rather than Urban Areas
• Competition is fierce
• Indian Paint Industry growth is higher than Global rate
– so Demand is ever increasing
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20. Company Support and Market
Strategy
Sales Support
• Presence of Sales team in the local market
• Channel sales and Project sales teams are different in
some cases
• Projects are being executed via channel only except for
Berger Paints which takes projects directly many times
Marketing Support
• Contractor Meets at local level
• Approaching construction sites well in Advance to
generate leads
• Advertisement support for big brands
• Yearly gifts to associated members
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21. Market
There are different approaches to cap different markets
• Decorative paints
• Industry purpose Paints
Company Industrial market Decorative Market
Asian 14.5 37.5
Nerolac 42.5 10
Berger 14.2 11.2
Dulux 7.8 7.8
J N Paints 8.1 5.5
Market Share
(Percentage)
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22. Paint Substitutes
• White Cement
• White Wash
• Brick and Stone structure
• WALLPAPER
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23. Innovation in the Industry
Despite its lower margin and greater credit risks, dealers stick around, Demand
being main reason, Innovation is what keeps them intact
There is so much R&D going on in this sector and results are tangible,
• Paints that lower the room temp up to 5*c
• Marble Finishing
• Scratch proof
• Textured
• Stencils
And so much..
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24. THANK YOU !!!
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