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YOUR COFFEE SHOP

INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY
WHAT DOES AMUL MEAN FOR FARMERS,
CONSUMERS & SOCIETY?
FARMERS CONSUMERS SOCIETY
 Transparent market  Value for money products  Not driven by profit motives
 Fair prices offered to them  Emotional attachments  Opened IRMA
 Created an ecosystem in which  Better and indigenous and top class  Transparent functioning
farmers felt comfortable investing time quality.  Eliminated societal biases and women
and money  Wide variety of products empowerment
 Bridged the gap in income between  Relatable and Reliable  Milk roads- increased income,
men and women  Differential pricing benefitted 100mn families majority of
 Higher bargaining farmers who were farmers, women or landless
 Gave an opportunity for them to form labours
their own co-operatives. Could purchase  Technology help
their own share  Offered Loans for society
 Connected rural farmers to urban
consumers
AMUL’S COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

Established 3- First mover Higher margins Stable market Zero govt and
tier organized advantage provided to for various political
structure producers – by products interference
eliminating manufactured
retailers

Co-operative Structure

Deep pockets required to Huge well Connection


challenge amul – due to established with farmers
agreement with distribution supply chain
partners to lower the price (7000 parlours)
and providing higher traffic
AMUL’S COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

Technology Swing capacity Fodder at low Stable market


provided to plant prices for various
farmers. products
Artificial manufactured
insemination,
health of cattle

Role of Technology

Brand Development

Ads that are Culturally AMUL and Very less ad budget


connected to focused ads – Swadeshi tag – – 1% of turnover
current events – iconic butter ad national pride
more relatable campaign
marketing (lengthy ad
content campaigns to
reduce costs)
MAJOR THREATS

Direct competition from state co-operatives operating on Amul’s model

Changing consumer behaviours and buying patterns

Direct competition from state co-operatives operating on Amul’s model

International players with heavy pockets

International players with heavy pockets

Migration to urban areas

Future generations not inclined Dairy Farming


OPPORTUNITIES

Export milk products

Expand to different states and setup plants in different locations

Encouraging budding entrepreneurs to take up dairy farming

Promote in house cattle farming

Exploring diverse markets as frozen fruits and vegetables

Touch rural lives by schemes in health and education sector


Key risks

uncertainties and ethical implications(facebook example

offend a section of society

damage brand reputation


KEY RISKS

uncertainties and ethical implications(facebook example

offend a section of society

damage brand reputation


When it all started…
Sylvester Dacunha wanted to create Advertisement campaign for mothers ad children
Topical Hoardings
Mumbai derby match advertisement
THANK YOU!

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