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BY Prasanth C Nair Abin Jimshiya Akhil Sinu Manu

The detergent market can be classified into premium (Surf, Ariel), mid-price (Rin, Henko, Tide) and popular segments (Nirma, Wheel, Mr. White)
a) They account for 15%, 40% and 45% of the market respectively, which is only 60 per cent of the total market. b) Regional and small unorganized players still account for a significant 40% of the total detergent market. c) Per capita consumption of detergent in India (2.7 kg) is lower than any other country

From
Backyard of a Small House

To
Becoming One of Worlds Largest and Most Integrated Detergent Comp.

15-20 Packets A day

Over 80000 Tons Annually with 38% Market Share

A DREAM

A REALITY

Established in 1969 by Karsanbhai Patel Patel a chemist at Gujarat Govt. Dept Of mining & Geology Manufactured phosphate free synthetic detergent powder Named the powder as Nirma, after his daughter Nirupama Sold 15- 20 packets daily in Kishnapur (Gujarat)

Established 6 manufacturing facilities Network of 400 distributors & 2 million retail outlets Expanded to Bangladesh with JV of Commerce Overseas Ltd By 1970, Nirma dominated the detergent powder market Till 1985 - became most popular detergent brand By 1990, Nirma entered the Indian toilet soaps market Nirma Beauty soap By 1999, Nirma was a major consumer brand offering a range of detergents, soaps and personal care products

Its the third largest detergent player selling after HUL & P&G Nirma rules in lower price segment

Its market share has grown from 38% to 43% over the past years
It believed in the power of positive word of mouth from satisfied users of our products

NIRMA

Consumer Products

Industrial Products

Soaps Detergents Edible Salt Scouring Products

LAB ( Linear Alkyl Benzene ) AOS ( Alfa Olefin Sulfonate ) Sulfuric Acid Glycerin Soda Ash Pure salt Vacuum Evaporated Iodized Salt SSP ( Single Super Phosphate ) Sodium Silicate

Value for money Market Creation Backward Integration Marketing and distribution

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