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FMCG Personal Care
FMCG Personal Care
A N A LY S I S
FMCG
Personal Care
Presented by
Aditya Sharma 80011320083
Heena Chumbhale 80011320087
Puspendu Pahari 80011320006
Saransh Gupta 80011320106
INTRODUCTION
• HAIR Care
• Skin Care
• Oral Care
• Foot Care
• Kids and Baby Products
• Shaving Products
SCOR model
The supply chain operations reference
(SCOR) model
BSC MODEL
The balanced scorecard (BSC)
C O M B AT I N G T H E H U R D L E S O F S U P P LY
CHAIN IN TIMES OF COVID
• General trade still dominates the Indian beauty and personal care market with a share of
75%. This channel includes local Kirana stores and is used by the Indian consumer for
their daily care products like shampoos, deo, shaving kits, etc.
• Major growth drivers of the modern trade channel are online ads, social media, DIY
videos, etc.
• The online channel has a share of 2-5% share overall and is segregated into horizontal
(Amazon, Flipkart), fashion vertical (Myntra) and super vertical (Nykaa, Purplle) players.
FUTURE POTENTIAL
• The Indian personal care market
is expected to grow to USD 22-
23B in 2022.
• The global skincare products
market size was valued at
134.8B in 2018.
• It is expected to expand with a
CAGR of 4.4% from 2019 to
2025.
PRODUCTS that have natural
goodness.
emphasis for future
D I G I TA L M A R K E T I N G
products
Main
E C O - F R I E N D LY o u t l o o k
VEGAN environment
TRENDS
• Shift towards mental and physical well-being through the use
of natural, organic, anti-fatigue, antipollution, anti-aging
products.
As per a report by the Indian Brand Equity Foundation by the year 2015, the Indian FMCG market will reach US$ 100 billion.
FMCG companies will contribute to utilize e-commerce platforms for selling their products.
Government initiatives such as the Food security bill, cash subsidies, foreign investment policies etc, will push the growth of the
FMCG sector.
Thank you!