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Analysis of Retail
Industry

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• Introduction
• Verticals in Retail
• Formats in Retail
• Retail Growth Drivers
• Key Success Factors
• Evolution of Organized Retail
• Beauty and Wellness
•Overview and Market Sizing
•Key Success Factors
•Project Economics
• Profitability across Verticals
• Analysis of Business Models
• Color Televisions
• Departmental Stores Vs Hypermarkets
• US vs India Comparison
•Cash and Carry - Segment Analysis
•Jewellery Retailing – Segment Analysis
•Footwear Retailing – Segmental Analysis
•Organized Retail: Growth Projections
•Profitability Outlook
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Introduction

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Retail defined
• Retailing is a distribution channel through which goods are sold in small quantities to the final consumer.
• A retailer is typically a reseller, who buys products from a manufacturer / supplier / distributor and sells them to the customers.
• Generally, no significant changes in characteristics of the product are brought about by retailers.
• However, a manufacturer may also be a retailer if it sells its products directly to the customers. 4

Organised retail - defined

• Organised retailing has been defined by CRISIL Research as a form of retailing

whereby consumers can buy goods from a similar purchase environment across

more than one physical location.

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Scope of the research
• This research attempts to analyse the structure and outlook for the 'organised retail industry' (excluding tobacco products as they use specialised channels of delivery).
• Services like beauty salons, multiplexes, restaurants, etc. have been kept out of the purview of this definition, though they may be available at the same location (such as a mall).
• The analysis covers different store formats, including single product stores, departmental stores, cash and carry and malls.
• The