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CB Case Study Submission - Report
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SUTANUKA ACHARJEE
(Roll no. – 21PGDM143)
Theiwordinamaki(salt)ihasiaiemotionaliconnotationiinitheiIndianicontext.iEatingisaltiloosely
translates itoi aapkainamak ikhayaihai,i whichi implies one’si loyalty toi ai personi
oricommunity. Thei brandi thusipays ihomageito,iandi celebratesithe ivaluesiofi loyalty,i
honestyiandi integrity ofitheipeoplei ofiIndiaitowardsitheiricountry.
Tata Salt, India's first packaged iodized salt brand, was introduced in 1983 by Tata
Chemicals. With a 17% market share, the brand is now India's largest packaged salt brand.
As of i June 2019, > 90,000 met. Ton. of Tata Salt were sold each month through over 65
lakh retail outlets, reaching 161 i million households across the country.
The packaged iodized salt and other salts market in India is estimated to be worth Rs. 21.7
billion, with Tata Salt accounting for Rs 3.74 billion, or 17.3% of the market. Ankur,
Annapurna, Sarbu, Captain Cook, i-shakti, NirmaShudh, and Aashirvaad are among the
domestic competitors. Surya Salt, which holds the second largest market, is the only major
competitor after Tata Salt.
During the quarter, the i company i reported ani exceptional loss of Rs 63.93 crore. It
primarily represents Rs 18 crore in costs related to business restructuring and reorganisation
and Rs 46 crore in loss on i disposal of an i overseas subsidiary/ i joint venture.
Netisalesiincreasedibyi26.28%i(24%iiniconstanticurrency)itoiRsi3,037.22icroreiiniQ4iFY21,
upifromiRsi2,405.03icroreiiniQ4iFY20,i owingiprimarilyitoi strongivolume iandivaluei grow
thinitheiIndiaiFoodi&iBeverageibusiness.iProfitibeforeiexceptionaliitemsianditaxiwasiRsi26
2croreiiniQ4iFY21,i upi6%ifromitheipreviousiyear'sicorrespondingiquarter,iowingitoiteaicost
inflationiini Indiaiandihigheri investmentiini brands,iwhichi partially offsetirevenueigrowthi
andi strongi overheadi control.i Thei boardi hasi recommended ai finalidividendiof
iRsi4.05iperiequityishareiforitheiFYi2020-21.
OniGlobaliIodineiDeficiencyiDay,iTataiSaltiemphasiseditheiimportanceiofiiodineiinitheidieti
asiwelliasistepsitoicombatiiodineideficiency.
Marketing Initiatives
On Global i Iodine Deficiency Day, observed every year i on October 21, the i #MissingI
multi-media i campaign captured the nation's attention in an innovative way through all
mediums such as newspapers, TV channels, and social media platforms. The i letter "I" was
removed from tweets, newspaper headlines, and television commercials as part of the
campaign to raise awareness i and establish the importance i of iodine in the i daily diet.
Evenitheimediaikitiwasidesigneditoipiqueipeople'siinterestiiniWorldiIodineiDeficiencyiDay.
TheikititookitheiformiofiaipoliceiFIRifile,iandiitiincludeditheipressirelease,iaiperiodicitablei
withitheimissingiI,ifactisheets,iandiinfographics.ii
Other salt companies, in general, marketed their product as "Salt" in 1983. Because the vast
majority of Indians speak Hindi. People feel more connected when Hindi words are used.
Aside from that, salt is typically associated with one's home country.
The marketing team at Tata Salt took advantage i of the i opportunity and developed a
marketing i strategy to connect with the audience. As a i result, the product was marketed with
the jingle "Namak ho Tata ka, Tata Namak." This jingle successfully linked the common
man. After i the word "salt" was changed i to "Namak," people began to think of salt as a
more domestic product.
TookiAdvantageibyicapturingiaidisorganizedimarket
Theimarketiresearchialsoishowedithatimanyipeopleiwantediaireliableisaltibrand.iThisiisiwher
eiTataisalticashediinionitheiopportunity.iTataibrandiisiseenitoibeitheimostireliableibrandiin
India.iSo,iTatai useditheibranditoi captureitheimarket.iUsingithei respectableibrandinameiofi
Tataitheyiacquirediaihugeimarketishareiinitheisaltiindustry.
Theicompanyihasibeeniusingifollowingimarketingistrategiesitoigenerateitrustioverithe years:
The marketing strategies of Tata Salt have changed over the years to suit the needs of its
customers and keep up with changing times. It has always been a leader in innovation and
this is what has helped it generate trust among customers over the years.
Tata Salt used a variety of deft marketing strategies to become "Desh ka namak." They
devised a number of marketing strategies in order to create the most trusted salt brand.
They had the first-mover advantage because they started when the salt industry was very
unorganised. They took full advantage of their brand and numerous other factors that were
in their favour. In order to combat iodine deficiency diseases, Tata Salt i began producing i
iodized salt i in 1983. Tata Chemicals was attempting to i expand their business i with their
salt brand, i so it was i a perilous journey.
Tata Salt has risen to the top of the Indian salt market thanks to the efforts of its
employees. They are also expanding their business outside of India and attempting to enter
the markets of other countries. This will raise brand awareness, and it is possible that it will
one day control the global salt market.
1. Explore the future strategies that the brand could adopt to maintain its dominance in
the Indian salt market.
2. What consumer behaviours was Tata focusing on to enhance its reach in the market?
3. Perform an analysis of threats and opportunities for Tata Salt in the upcoming years.
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