The document summarizes several major coffee parlors that emerged in India between 1996-2000 as coffee drinking outside the home became more popular. It describes Café Coffee Day as the largest chain focusing on college students in southern India, expanding to Delhi and Mumbai. Barista targeted professionals looking for a comfortable hangout with an Italian atmosphere. Qwiky's aimed at young people seeking fun and relaxation with differential pricing based on real estate costs. The document also notes Starbucks' potential entry could increase competition if it uses its global success and survey data to deploy a "carpet bombing" strategy across India.
The document summarizes several major coffee parlors that emerged in India between 1996-2000 as coffee drinking outside the home became more popular. It describes Café Coffee Day as the largest chain focusing on college students in southern India, expanding to Delhi and Mumbai. Barista targeted professionals looking for a comfortable hangout with an Italian atmosphere. Qwiky's aimed at young people seeking fun and relaxation with differential pricing based on real estate costs. The document also notes Starbucks' potential entry could increase competition if it uses its global success and survey data to deploy a "carpet bombing" strategy across India.
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The document summarizes several major coffee parlors that emerged in India between 1996-2000 as coffee drinking outside the home became more popular. It describes Café Coffee Day as the largest chain focusing on college students in southern India, expanding to Delhi and Mumbai. Barista targeted professionals looking for a comfortable hangout with an Italian atmosphere. Qwiky's aimed at young people seeking fun and relaxation with differential pricing based on real estate costs. The document also notes Starbucks' potential entry could increase competition if it uses its global success and survey data to deploy a "carpet bombing" strategy across India.
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• India ranks 5th among the top 10 countries of the
world accounting for 3% of the total world coffee production and exporting 80% of the total produce. • People in south india prefer coffee more then the rest of india. • People are spending more time out side there home especially in coffee bars. • In 2002 there were less than 2oo cafes in india with sales of 10million $.by 2005 the no of cafes was expected to grow to over 800with sales of $47 million. Barista • It was introduced in the year 2000 • Barista were looking for a place to hang around comfortably. • Their ambience is created in such a way that people can simply chill out. • it offered a typical Italian environment . • It strategy was to open espresso bars,it targeted institutional areas and segment. • It was planning to enter international market Café Coffee Day
• It was introduced in the year 1996
• It has bright décor and I catching crockery items. • It is the coolest hang out for college croud. • I focused on southern market. • Later on it opened 15 cafes in delhi, and 5 in mumbai. • It planed to increase no of out lets by 2004. • It was planning to install 10000 vending machine by 2007. Qwiky’s • It was introduced in the year 1999 • It targeted young heart. • It concentrated on fun & relaxation. • It followed a policy of differential pricing list on the real estate prices. • It was located in strategic points frequently visited by youth. • It was planning to open 10 stores in srilanka. Starbucks
• it is a global giant in liquid coffee retailing.
• Starbucks has conducted surveys and feasibility studies so as to ascertain its success. • It planned a carpet bombing strategy. • If starbucks enters enters india competition is likely to increase. Thank you