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By Group 5:-

Abhishek Bhartiya (004)


B. Aditya Mohan (024)
Gargi Banerjee(034)
Kritika Jaiswal(045)
Kavita Rai(044)
Nishtha Sharma(059)
COMPANY OVERVIEW
 1901,founded in Boston, USA by King Camp Gillette.
 1903- developed revolutionary safety razor.
 Slowly built brand image through clear association between
shaving and Gillette.
 Gillette India started in 1984.
 P&G acquired Gillette in 2005 in a $57 billion deal.
 Own plant at Bhiwadi, Haryana, Rajasthan and Karnataka.20%
lower than plants at China.
 2007-454 crores and 20% production exported.
 Gillette’s profit declined 15% to INR 265.20 million last quarter.
 55% market share in women razor market and 80% market share in
men’s personal grooming market.
P&G M&A 2005 -$ 57 billion

For P&G For Gillette

 Strategic fit, scale.  Part of a FMCG giant.


 More trade muscle.  Consummate
 Hi-growth market entry. marketer.
 No Unilever presence.  Adds innovation skills.
 $21 bn brands, $200 bn  Gillette global reach.
mkt cap.
 Men’s grooming
synergy.
Shaving Range – The Product Mix

 Entry level disposables(Gillette presto).


 Basic twin blade razors.
 Sensor Excel and its variants.
 Mach3 and its variants( like mach3 Turbo)
 Gillette series – Shave gel, foam, after shave, cooling gel, after-shave
balm & splash, anti-perspirants, deodorants and shower-gels.
 Gillette Venus range for women.
Customer Level Hierarchy

Core benefits.

Basic Product.
Expected
Product.
Augmented
Product.
Differentiation.
Branding
 Brands en route – Gillette leads by example.
 Brand Image built on Common needs.

 Brand Globalization strategies used by Gillette:-

1. Brand Leverage.
2. Brand Coverage.
Gillette’s Portfolio
 Significant expansion since the safety
razor.
 Cater to diverse segments.
 Grooming range meets all consumer
needs.
 Covers sensitive price points.
 Fully integrated grooming solution for
men.
 Acknowledged master in persuading
men to trade up to more expensive
shaving systems.
Gillette and the Market
 Gillette presents the classic example of innovation as
product extension. Constant innovation – very good
product Management.
 Catalyst – fundamental change in men’s attitude to
grooming process.
 Influential sportsman make men care consciously
about their appearance.
 Maturing of male grooming and female grooming
market.
Promotion

 Strong and sustained investment in advertising.


 Gillette brand-incredibly high recognition rate.
 1980’s – “The best a man can get” campaign,
highly successful.
 Massive influence, recalling and salience.
 New wave of advertising for each product launch
separately and focus on product bundling.
 Focus- brand values, innovation & cutting edge
technology.
 Aim - educate customer on product advancement and
improved shaving performance.
Strategic Shift

 Strategic restructuring.
 Launching innovative and superior products.
 2004- back to ‘ the best a man can get’ ads.
 Original, emotive campaign but with a new & enhanced
look.
 Strong black & white imagery, updated song. Far more
emotional connect between Gillette and consumer.
 Product specific advertising to run alongside the campaign,
communicating technological product superiority.
 Sports Marketing.
POD’s

 Innovation.
 Emotional Connect.
 Not easily replicable technology.(Mach III, fusion,
M3power etc.)
 Strong Brand Image.
 Advertising.
 Events Sponsorship (cricket, soccer, tennis).
 Provides superior total grooming solution.
COMPETITOR ANALYSIS
• Gillette is the market leader globally.
• Competitors are very far and few.
• In India competition is mainly in the shaving foam, creams,
gels, and after-shave market.
• Competition from :-
1. Colgate-Palmolive (Palmolive umbrella)
2. Proctor & Gamble . (Old Spice)
3. HLL . (Axe & Denim)
4. Godrej.
5. Fa.
6. Dettol.
7. Park avenue
Four basic strategies of Gillette

 Innovate.

 Move Fast or Lose out.

 Heavy promotions and advertising.

 Brand extensions.
THANK YOU

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