Tata mind rover 2014
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MINDROVER 3.0Team Name- KUNG FU PANDA
TEAM MEMBERS- ABHISHEK TWARI DHIRAJ
KUMARCollege- Masters in International
Business(DSE)
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DEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLE MARKET
RoWEast EuropeSouth AmericaWest EuropeNorth AmericaAsia
TIME LINE
UNITS SOLD (in million)
Global commercial vehicle market
There is clear
growth in demand for commercial vehicles in emerging markets.
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSIS
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M&HCV PRODUCTION VOLUMES 2012 (THOUSAND UNITS)
Asia Pacific China North America
Volvo Dongfeng
24%
33%18%
14%
6%5%
Vehicle production by region 2012Asia
pacificChinaNorth AmericaWestern EuropeEastern EuropeSouth america
|365 | 168 | 281 | 157 | 155 | 140 | 123 | 51 | UNITS PRODUCED IN 2008
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INDUSTRIAL ANAYSIS
After experiencing a growth of over 30% during 2009-10 and 2010-11, the
buoyancy in domestic CV
industry has been on a wane since
then
Companies are embracing engine downsizing,better aftertreatment of exhaust, use of
lighter materials, improved
aerodynamic designs.
OEM’s in emerging markets have to carefully manage rising development and production cost while ensuring the reliability of their vehicles.
Savvy supply- chain will be vital in the coming years
for CV companies.
Demand shift to emerging markets
Pressure on total cost
of ownership
Overcoming the
environmental
challenge
Continuous market
cyclicality
Oversupply & stock-outs
In the Asian pacific region CV industry enjoyed a 7% CAGR since
2008.
Factors affecting commercial vehicle industry
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSIS
EM are prone to cycles in CV market, unlike in triad markets the overall
growth trend is upwards. OEMs in EM must prepare for continuous
growth in capacity.
Factors | shift of demand
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSIS
Dependency on overall economic
development : commercial
vehicle sales usually trail behind changes
in GDP.
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSIS
FACTORS | cyclicality
STRENGTHDiverse product/customer
centered productMarket leader
Brand Association
WEAKNESSLimited customer baseLesser modification
Lower adaptability to market
OPPORTUNITIESExport to other emerging
markets.M&A options availableEco-friendly products.
THREATSRising oil prices
Weak investment sentiments.Slowing industrial activity
Entry of global players
SWOT ANALYSIS
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISM&HCV SEGMENT
53%28%
15%
5%
Truck Market: Percentage split by M&HCV segment, India, 2012
haulage TippersTractor Trailers Tankers
Factors affecting Demand.
• Rural and urban infrastructure development: RIDF(14000 Cr);JNRUM(4800 Cr)
• Capacity addition –ports/ inland waterways/refineries/ cement/steel
• Growing demand for oil & gas.
• Increase in mining/power/oil sector
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISM&HCV SEGMENT
61%28%
5%7%
Total Industry Market in 2012-13
(164295 units)
Tata Motors Ashoka LeylandsEicher Others
Tata Motors
Ashoka Leyl...
Eicher
Industry
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0
5
10
15Growth over the years 2007-2013
Growth over the years 2007-2013
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISM&HCV SEGMENT
4P’s
PRODUCT•Regionalized technology and product management
•Standardize component manufacturing –giving a cool look
PRICE
PLACING
PROMOTION
•Expansion of the Value chain.
• Improve distribution channel
• Business unit wise dealership
•Promoted as investor friendly
•Tyre insurance for 10-tyre trucks.
•Easy insurance by tying up with banks.
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISM&HCV SEGMENT
Recommendations for the M&HCV Segment
Pricing• In order to fight stiff Competition, Economic slowdown & to generate more profit margin TATA Motors has to slash prices. It can do this by-
Excess Staff cutting through VRS
By hiring more contractual managers and labors
By hiring more diploma holders than engineers which have high CTC
Promotion• As the demand for M&HCV is fluctuating so TATA Motors needs to export more to the developing countries
• Promote the message of TATA Motors trucks to be Driver’s Friendly through TV ads and Radios by introducing some additional features
STRENGTHDiverse product/customer
centered productProducts considered as Sturdier & ReliableBrand Association
WEAKNESSLimited customer baseLesser modification
Lower adaptability to market
OPPORTUNITIESExport to other emerging
markets.M&A options availableEco-friendly products
Penetration into the Southern Market
THREATSRising oil prices
Weak investment sentiments.Slowing industrial activity
Entry of global players
SWOT ANALYSIS
SWOT of both LCV & ICV truck segment
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISLCV & ICV TRUCK SEGMENT
68%11%
13%8%
Total Industry Market in 2012-13
(38891 units)
Tata MotorsMahindra & MahindraEicherOthers
Tata Motors
Mahindra& Mahindra
Eicher
Industry
-4-20246810
Growth over the years 2007-2013
Growth over the years 2007-2013
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISLCV TRUCK SEGMENT
42%
11%
40%
6%
Total Industry Market in 2012-13
(57416 units)
Tata Motors Ashoka LeylandsEicher Others
0
10
20
30
40
50
Growth over the years 2007-2013
Growth over the years 2007-2013
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISICV TRUCK SEGMENT
4P’s
PRODUCT•Regionalized technology and product management
•Standardize component manufacturing –giving a cool look
PRICE
PLACING
PROMOTION
•Reducing cost by
Cutting Staff
By providing VRS to Staff
• Improve distribution channel
• Business unit wise dealership
•Promoted as investor friendly
•Export promotion in major developing countries
•Promote it as a driver friendly truck
•Easy insurance to FTUs
Strategies for both LCV & ICV truck Segment
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISLCV & ICV TRUCK SEGMENT
STRENGTHDiverse product/customer centered product
Market leaderBrand Association
First Mover advantageProvides 5S’s (Stability, Safety, Speed,
Space, Style)
WEAKNESSLimited customer baseLesser modification
Comfortableness of driver is lowLower adaptability to market
OPPORTUNITIESExport to other emerging markets
Rural PenetrationGrowing demand for LMPTs
FTUs increasingM&A options available
Retail Sector growth is a booster
THREATSRising oil prices
Weak investment sentiments.Slowing industrial activity
Rising Competition both nationally & Internationally
SWOT ANALYSIS
SCV Cargo Segment
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISSCV CARGO SEGMENT
58%
8%
32%
2%
Total Industry Market in 2012-13
Tata Motors Ashoka LeylandsMahindra & mahindra Others
Tata Motors
Mahindra & mahindra
03060
Growth over the years 2007-2013
Growth over the years 2007-2013
SCV Cargo Segment
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISSCV CARGO SEGMENT
4P’s
PRODUCT• Provide ACs in driver cabin(TATA Ace)
• Foldable seats for sleeping purpose
PRICE
PLACING
PROMOTION
• Cut Cost by employing more diploma holders than B-Tech/BE
OR • Provide more facilities on the existing Cost.
• Efficient use the Hub Spoke Model
• Provide Full range dealership
• Promoted as investor friendly
• Needs more advertising, promote it as a cheapest segment
• Easy insurance by tying up with local dealers
• Create awareness among people to convert from drivers to owners to Entrepreneurs
SCV Cargo Segment
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISSCV CARGO SEGMENT
Recommendations in Promotion of SCVs
• Promote drivers & FTUs to be entrepreneurs by proving them easy insurance
• With opening up of big retails brands such as TESCO and Wal-Mart, the use of SCVs will increase
• Come-up with a Vehicle in this segment and promote it as the cheapest SCVs for the poor in India
Recommendations- Value Product
Today’s
Driver
Needs
Comfort
ability
Safety
Reliability
Performance
PRIMARY RESEARCH- Driver’s preference
Another comfort ability factor they demanded were a proper place to rest/ Sleep which can be in the
form of foldable seats.
AC should be provided in TATA Ace cabin , the primary research showed that
drivers now prefer to have the comfort while driving Especially in a county
like India where the temp are too high during summers.
With the competitors already marching ahead in this segment TATA Motors need to come up with a product which
would satisfy the needs of the customer
STRENGTHBetter comfort ability than 3Ws segment
Market leaderBrand Association
First Mover advantageProvides 5S’s (Stability, Safety, Speed,
Space, Style)
WEAKNESSLimited Product availability
Lesser modificationChallenging established market of the
3Ws Segment
OPPORTUNITIESExport to other emerging markets
Rural PenetrationGrowing demand for LMPTs
Increasing demand for public transportation
Collaborate with Schools to provide VANs by modifying the safety elements
THREATSRising oil prices
Weak investment sentiments.Slowing industrial activity
Rising Competition both nationally & Internationally
SWOT ANALYSIS
SCV Passenger Segment
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISSCV PASSENGER SEGMENT
80%
19%
1%
Total Industry Market in 2012-13
Tata Motors Mahindra & mahindraOthers
Tata Motors
Industry-50
050100150200
Growth over the years 2007-2013
Growth over the years 2007-2013
SCV Passenger Segment
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISSCV PASSENGER SEGMENT
4P’s
PRODUCT•Provide ACs PTU (can be applied to all countries belonging to the Torrid Zone
PRICE
PLACING
PROMOTION
• Cut Cost by employing more diploma holders than B-Tech/BE
OR • Provide more facilities on the existing Cost.
• Efficient use the Hub Spoke Model
• Provide Full range dealership
• Promoted as investor friendly
• Needs more advertising, promote it as a cheapest segment
• Promotion of it as a best PTU for both
Upper & Middle Class - ACs
Lower Middle Class – Non-ACs
• Create awareness among people to covert from drivers to owners to Entrepreneurs
• Associate with Bollywood Stars
SCV Passenger Segment
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISSCV PASSENGER SEGMENT
SCV passenger segment – Our Strategy(Primary Research)
Sample Size – 100 people from diverse backgrounds ,Location – Near Metro Stations & Bus Stands of New Delhi
Would you prefer PTUs like AC Tata Magic /
Iris/ Vans than Conventional Non-AC
vehiclesi.e Shell out extra money for the same
NO27%
Don’t
Know4%
YES69%
Change in the taste of the customer- People now prefer comfort ability factor more than the price
The strategy is best suited for the metro cities in the initial phase
STRENGTHMarket leader
Brand AssociationHigh Capita
WEAKNESSLimited Product availability
Products not competitive against competitors
OPPORTUNITIESGovernment tender
Help Government as CSR to promote PTS
THREATSRising oil prices
Weak investment sentiments.Slowing industrial activity
Rising Competition both nationally & Internationally
SWOT ANALYSIS
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISLCV, ICV & MCV BUS SEGMENT
53%
11%
29%
7%
Total Industry Market in 2012-13
(40429 units)
Tata Motors Force MotorsEicher Others
051015202530
Growth over the years 2007-2013
Growth over the years 2007-2013
LCV Buses
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISLCV BUS SEGMENT
39%
18%19%
23%
1%
Total Industry Market in 2012-13
(16914 units)
Tata Motors Ashoka LeylandsEicher Swaraj MazdaOthers
010203040506070
Growth over the years 2007-2013
Growth over the years 2007-2013
ICV Buses
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISICV BUS SEGMENT
39%
54%
5% 2%
Total Industry Market in 2012-13
(28889 units)
Tata Motors Ashoka LeylandEicher Others
Tata Motors
Ashoka L
eyland
sEic
her
Industry
-5-4-3-2-1012
Growth over the years 2007-2013
Growth over the years 2007-2013
MCV Buses
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISMCV BUS SEGMENT
4P’s
PRODUCT• Provide ACs PTU (can be applied to all countries belonging to the Torrid Zone)
• Product modifications such as for school Buses & luxury segment-
Installation of fire resistant, electronic event recorder that will function like black box o aircrafts
Introduce smoke detectors More breakable windows Radium stickers for easy exit during emergency
PRICE
PLACING
PROMOTION• Cut Cost by employing more diploma holders than B-Tech/BE
OR • Provide more facilities on the existing Cost.
• Increase price of Luxury Segment & provide quality Products
• Efficient use the Hub Spoke Model
• Provide Full range dealership including all three segments i.e. LCV, ICV & MCV
• Promoted as investor friendly
• Promotion of it as a best PTU for both
Upper & Middle Class - ACs
Lower Middle Class – Non-ACs
• Tenders of STUs for MCV segment
• Collaborating with Schools to insure safety of students by product enhancement
LCV , ICV & MCV Bus Segment
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISLCV, ICV & MCV BUS SEGMENT
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SCHOOL PROGRAMME STRATEGYPRIMARY MIDDLE SECONDARY
PHASE I
PHASE II
PHASE III
INDUSTRIAL ANAYSISLCV, ICV BUS SEGMENT
The School Concept Contd.• We have divided our plan into 3 phases
Phase I- Covers Schools of Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra Phase II- Covers Schools of Rajasthan & Andhra Pradesh Phase III- Covers Schools of MP, Chhattisgarh, Orissa• The Idea is to make buses more safe for children and promote them in
the same way. The sales team has the prime role in the idea• If we can just cover 20% of the market at each level of primary,
Middle and High School level , the market share can be increased by a very large amount
• If each School has minimum 4 buses the total sales in the year will be 573140 units
• The same plan is applicable for the School Vans sector too.
TATA should add some additional features in its school buses, some measure are suggested in the above slides
Sales Team Promotes TATA buses as more
safe for children both to the school authorities and parents by some
promotional campaigns
Regular follow up with the schools and
improvements thereafter.
ACTION PLAN to increase sales to whooping numbers
Advantage of Hub Spoke Model
• Saves time• Saves Extra Inventory Cost• Saves overall Cost• On Time delivery of vehicles• It should be used effectively and efficiently by the coherent work of both dealers and distributors.
• Distribution network Outsourcing to some specific can cut cost due to rise in petrol/diesel prices and weak economy
Dealership – Full range or Business Unit wise ?
• Full Range DealershipADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
For a exporting firm useful as it would provide visibility of its product
Costly
Provides more option to the customer to choose from
Lesser Market Penetration
It is more customer centric
Business Unit wise Dealership
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
Better for a local company, as it understands the demand of the customers at a particular place.
Lesser options to the consumer
More market penetration & less Costly
Visibility of the products decreases.
WHAT SHOULD BE TATA MOTORS DEALERSHIP STRATEGY
• For the Heavy & Medium Segments TATA Motors should go for Business Unit wise Dealership as the demand of such segment is niche
• For other categories the Dealership model should be full range dealership model.
Rising interest rates in the economy is a
cause of concern as it dampens both
capital investments and
softens the domestic demand.
Positives: The cash flow from
operations has grown 11 times
compared to last year despite a huge
CAPEX. Tata Ace single handedly
raised the market share of Tata Motors in LCV
segment by 5%. The operating leverage for Tata Motors is higher due to the
high fixed costs of CAPEX. But still
the overall financial leverage of Tata Motors is well under control when compared to Ashok Leyland.
Excess debt has led to a high Debt to Equity
ratio and this is not good news as the company plans to go for further
capital expansion. Also the percentage of cash flow used for CAPEX is increasing.
FINANCIAL ANAYSIS & SUGGESTED STRATEGIES
CSR Initiative Strategies
• Provide health centers on the highways for normal people and mainly drivers so as to promote drivers health
• Invent eco-friendly vehicles and promote TATA as a brand which cares for the environment, because people today are concerned for the environment
• Collaborate with foreign & national universities to improve R&D and come up with eco-friendly technologies