0% found this document useful (0 votes)
156 views12 pages

What Is Market Size For Alcoholic Beverages On Domestic Flights in The US?

The document discusses market size calculations for various products and services in different geographic regions based on a set of assumptions. It provides over a dozen examples of calculating market size for items like alcoholic beverages on domestic flights in the US, golf balls in the US, hand knitting yarn in the US, pet diapers in the US, hotel-sized bottles of shampoo and conditioner worldwide, chewing gum in the US, acoustic pianos in New Hampshire, and cigarettes in Moscow. Calculations are shown based on population sizes, consumption rates, price points, and other assumed factors to estimate total annual market demand.

Uploaded by

Vani
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
156 views12 pages

What Is Market Size For Alcoholic Beverages On Domestic Flights in The US?

The document discusses market size calculations for various products and services in different geographic regions based on a set of assumptions. It provides over a dozen examples of calculating market size for items like alcoholic beverages on domestic flights in the US, golf balls in the US, hand knitting yarn in the US, pet diapers in the US, hotel-sized bottles of shampoo and conditioner worldwide, chewing gum in the US, acoustic pianos in New Hampshire, and cigarettes in Moscow. Calculations are shown based on population sizes, consumption rates, price points, and other assumed factors to estimate total annual market demand.

Uploaded by

Vani
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 12

1. What Is Market Size for Alcoholic Beverages on Domestic Flights in the US?

Assumptions:
1. Since the US is a big country, it is assumed that the country has 16 companies that
operate domestic flights.
2. The average fleet size is assumed to be 50 and that each plane of the airline on an
average flies 8 times domestically (4 flights to and fro per day)
3. No. of seats per aircraft is assumed to be 150 with 70% occupancy at a given point
4. 20% passengers per flight are high drinkers (3 bottles), 30% are moderate drinkers (2
bottles), 50% are non-drinkers

Category No. of Seats No. of Passengers No. of drinkers (


Business Class 30 21 15
Economy 120 84 42
(At 70% occupancy, there will be 105 passengers)

Total no. of passengers per flight who drink = 57


Daily flight operations per company = 50*8 = 400
Total number of passengers who drink on domestic flights per day = 57*400 = 22800
High drinkers = 20% of 22800 Medium Drinkers = 30% of 22800
= 4560 = 6840
No. of bottles consumed = 4560*3 No. of bottles consumed = 6840*2
= 13,680 = 13,680
Price per bottle = $5
Total = 5*(13680+13680)*365*16
=$15.7 billion

2. What is the Market Size for Golf Balls in the U.S.?


Assumptions:
 Population of US = 300 Million
 Uniform distribution across age groups (25%, life expectancy = 80 years)

Age group Golf penetration Affordable for


0 -20 75 million 0 -
20 - 40 75 Million 11.25 Million (15%) 3.3 M (30%)
40 - 60 75 Million 18.75 Million (25%) 7.5 M (40%)
60 and above 75 Million 7.5 Million (10%) 1.5 M (20%)
Total 12.3 Million
 An average person buys a dozen of golf balls per year
 No. of golf clubs per US state = 50, US states = 50
 A club needs 5 dozen balls each month
 Price per dozen golf balls = $50
Calculation:
 Total no. of individuals who buy golf balls = 12.3 M
 Balls bought per year = 12.3 M dozen
 Total demand in US $ by individuals = 12.3 M * 30 = $ 615 M
 Total golf clubs in the country = 2500
 Golf balls needed by each club annually = 60 dozen
 Total golf balls needed by all the clubs annually = 150000 dozen
 Total demand in US$ by golf clubs = $7.5 Million
 Total demand of Golf balls in US = $622.5 Million

3. MCC Enters U.S. Market by Lending Production Capacity

4. Fosun to Sell 80% of Its Aluminum Alloy Wheels to U.S.


5. What Is Market Size of Hand Knitting Yarn in the U.S.?
Assumptions:
 Considering yarn that is needed for hobby type knitting
 There are 2500 stores in US that sell knitting yarn
 Assuming the expenses of a store include rent, labour, and advertising.
We can estimate it to be around $36000 ($15000 a year for labor + $ 6000
rent per year + $ 15000 for ads and other expenses) a year. Assuming
products are sold with a 50% margin.
 Apart from specialty stores, hand knitting yarn would also be available in
supermarkets. Assume, its available in 4000 stores. Each store sells
$10000 worth of yarn per year
Calculation
 Annual sales per store would be = 36000*2 = $72000
 Stores = 2500
 Total annual sales by stores = 72000*2500
= $180 Million
 Sales by other stores annually = $ 40 Million
 Total sales of hand knitting yarn = $220 Million

6. DuPont Evaluates Business Potential of Pet Diapers


Assumptions:
 Total US population = 300 Million
 Pets are owned by people from Upper Class, Upper Middle Class, and
Middle Class People

Class % age of pop % owning pet % who would


use a pet
diaper
Upper Class 40% ( 120 M) 80% ( 96 M) 70% ( 67.2 M)
Upper 20% ( 60M) 70% ( 42 M) 50% ( 21 M)
Middle Class
Middle Class 20% ( 60M) 50% ( 30 M) 20% ( 6 M)
Others 20 % (60 M) -
Total 94.2 M
 No. of pet houses in US = 200
 Dogs per pet house = 10
 60% of pet houses would use a pet diaper i.e. 120
 120*10 = 1200 diapers a day by all pet houses combined
 Let’s assume there are 400 police stations and each one has 2 dogs each
 70% of police station would be okay to use pet diapers i.e. 280 police
station
 280*2 = 560 diapers daily

Therefore, daily demand for pet diapers in US would be 94.2 Million +


1200+560 = 94.2 Million diapers daily approx

Annual demand for diapers = 34.3 Billion pet diapers

7. Procter & Gamble to Take Its Deodorant Products Global

8. 24 Hour Fitness Considers Entry into UK Market


9. P.F. Chang’s to Open 3 More Restaurants in Houston
10.How Many Hotel-sized Bottles of Shampoo & Conditioner?
Assumptions –
 Hotel Sized bottles of shampoo and conditioner are also used in gift packs
and as samples(5% of total)
 200 countries in the world
 Each country has 10 big cities
 Each city has 20 hotels that provide bottles of shampoo and conditioner
 Each hotel on an average has 70 rooms with 60% occupancy
 There is one bottle of shampoo and bottle of conditioner in each room
 One bottle of shampoo is needed per 2 occupied days and one bottle of
conditioner per 3 occupied days

Calculation:
No. of big cities in the world = 2000
No. of hotels in these cities that provide shampoo and conditioner = 40000
With 60% occupancy, rooms occupied in hotels annually = 40000*.60*365 =
8760000
No. of shampoo bottles needed = 8760000/2= 4380000
No. of Conditioner bottles needed =8760000/3 = 2920000

Including bottles needed for gift packs and samples


No. of shampoo bottles = 4610526 i.e 461 million bottles approx.
No. of conditioner bottles = 30737 i.e 307 million bottles approx.

11.Size of the annual U.S. chewing gum market?

Assumptions:
 Total US population that chews gum = 300 million
 Heaviest users of chewing gum are people aged between 10-20
 Price per pack of chewing gum is $1

Age Total Chewing Total packs Packs


number of gum packs consumed consumed
people consumed / per week per year
week
10 – 20 45 million 2 90 M 3285 M
(15%)
20 - 30 75 million 1 75 M 2737.5 M
(25%)
30 and 180 million .5 90 M 3285 M
above (60 %)
Total 9307.5 M
Annual sales of chewing gum in US would be $9307.5 Million
12.What is Market Size of Acoustic Pianos in New Hampshire?
Assumptions:
 Only residential demand of acoustic pianos is being considered
 Population of New Hampshire is estimated to be 1.5 Million
 Assuming each household has 4 members
 Total households = 0.37 Million i.e 375000
 Since acoustic piano is considered a luxury, it is assumed only 10% of the
households (upper class) own a Acoustic Piano i.e. 37500
 Price per acoustic piano is assumed to be $1000
Market size of Acoustic Pianos in New Hampshire = 1000*37500 =$37.5 Million

13.What is Annual Demand for Cigarettes in Moscow?


Assumptions:
 Population of Moscow – 12 million
 Legal smoking age in Russia – 18 years (We assume that 80% population is 18
years and above)
 Of this 80%, 60% prefer smoking and 40% don’t smoke
 High smokers (50%) smoke 1 pack of cigarette in 2 dayw, Low smokers (50%)
smoke 1 pack a week
 No. of cigarettes in a pack = 10
 Price per pack of cigarette in US$ = $3

Calculation:
Total people who are eligible to smoke: 9.6 M
People who prefer smoking: 5.76 M
No. of high smokers: 2.88 M and No. of Low smokers: 2.88 M
No. of packs needed by high smokers per year: 365/2 =183 approx
Total packs needed by all high smokers = 183*2.88 M = 527 M packs
No. of packs needed by low smokers per year: 52
Total packs needed by all low smokers = 52*2.88 = 150 M approx.
Total packs needed annually = 677 M
Total annual demand for cigarettes = $ 2031 M = $2.3 Billion Approx.

14.Monsanto to Enter Artificial Turf Business


15.Advent International Considers Buying Bike Helmet Company
16.What is the Market Size of Pianos in the United States?
Assumptions:
 There are two types of piano consumers – Household and Institutional
 Piano buyers can be – first time buyers, buyers who are upgrading, buyers
who are buying a second piano
 Population of USA is assumed to be 300 Million
 Per household 3 members
 Total households = 100 Million
 Assuming that 25$ of these households have an annual income of $75000
and above i.e. 25 million
 Assuming 7% of the household already have a piano i.e. 1.75 M pianos
 Assuming 3% would buy a new one i.e. 750 K pianos
 Assuming there are 1.5 Million institutions of which 20% would want a
piano i.e. 300 K institutions. Of these 5% buy a piano every year i.e. 15K
pianos
Calculations
 Average price of a new piano is taken as $8000 and for a used piano to be
$4000
 We can assume a 1:4 ratio for used and new pianos
 Total new pianos sold =( 750K + 15 K)*.80 = 612K
 Total used pianos sold = (750K+15K)*.20 = 153 K
 Market size for pianos = 612K*8000 + 153 K*400
= $4.86 Billion

17.How Many Piano Tuners Are There in Chicago?


Assumptions:
 Population of Chicago – 2.7 Million
 Per household members = 3
 No. of Households = 900,000
 Assuming uniform distribution for income levels

Income Level No. of households % which own a


piano
High Income 225000 45000 (20%)
Medium – High 225000 22500 (10%)
Income
Medium 225000 11250 (5%)
Low 225000 -
Total 78750
 High income household tune piano once a year, medium – high once
every three years and medium once in every four years
 (45000 + 22500/3 + 11250/4) = 55312
 Assuming a piano tuner tunes piano 300 days a year, and 4 pianos in a day
 55312/300 = 185 approx
 185/4 = 47 piano tuners

18.How Many Skis were Sold in U.S. Last Year?


19.How big the market for surfboard wax is in Hawaii.
Assumptions:
 Assuming a daily footfall of 150000 people at beaches in Hawaii in
summer and 50000 during winters.
 10% of people prefer going for surfing
 Assuming a typical can be used to wax 5 surfboards and each can costs
%60
Calculations:
 Annual Footfall = (150000*180)+(50000*180) = 36 million
 % age of people surfing = 3.6 million
 Surfboard wax cans consumed during the year = 3.6/5 = .72 million
 Market size of surfboard wax in Hawaii = $ 36 million

20.What is Market Size of Snowboards in Colorado?


Assumptions:
 Population of Colorado = 6 Million
 Price of a snowboard is assumed to be $400
 Average life of a snowboard is estimated to be 5 years i.e. only 1/5 of
snowboarders buy a snowboard an year
 It is assumed that 1 out of 10 people would use a snowboard as skill is
needed to use a snowboards and it is also not extremely affordable
 Therefore, 10% of the population uses snowboards i.e. 600000
 Out of these 20% buy snowboard a year i.e. 120,000
Market Size of Snowboards in Colorado annually would be 120000*500
= $60 Million

21.How Many Pairs of Skis Can a Market New Entrant Sell?


Assumptions:
 Population of USA – 300 Million
 Assuming only 10% of these people can Ski i.e. 30 Million
 It can be said 6 people per state if we take 50 states (some states won’t
have people who ski and some will have more, so it averages out)
 Company is present in 18 states
 % of people who can ski, take part in ski activities, and afford to buy ski
are assumed to be 50%
 Assuming there are total 10 players in the market who sell ski including
the new entrant
Calculation:
30 M*6/50*18*.05*1/10
=324000 Pairs of Skis

22.How Many Beer Bottles Are in Circulation in the U.S.?


Assumptions:
 The US population is assumed to be 300 M
 10% of the population cannot drink (Kids)
 Population that can drink = 270 M
 Assuming that 70% of these people drink i.e. 190 M approx
 Assuming equal proportion between men and women among beer
drinkers
 Assuming a man consumes 4 bottles a week and a woman consumes 2
bottle a week on an average
 Total Bottles consumed by Men in a week = 380M and Total bottles
consumed by women in a week = 190M

23.Fidelity To Assess The Impact of Retirement Funds
24.Michelin Evaluates Tire Market Potential in India
25.Burger Palace to Open a Restaurant Inside Midway
26.AMEX Considers Dropping Charge Card Annual Fee
27.Actavis to Expand into Vaccines Business
28.How Big is the U.S. Market Size for Band-Aids?
Assumptions:
 Band Aids are sold to households, offices, healthcare places

29.estimated market for Sleep enhancing device


Assumptions:
 Population of US = 300 Million
 Uniform distribution across age groups
Age Group No. of people People who need this device
0-20 75 M 7.5 M (10%)
20-40 75 M 22.5 M (30%)
40-60 75 M 26.25 M (35%)
60 and above 75 M 18.75 M (25%)

Total no. of people who need this device = 75 million


Assuming only 30% want and can afford it, which gives us 22.5
Million
Price per device = $25
Market size = 25*22.5 Million
= $ 563M approx
30.Bosch Household Appliances to Enter Chinese Market
 Population of Shanghai – 24 Million
 Avg Household size = 3
 Total No. of Households = 8 Million
 Assuming 1 machine per household, total no. of machines in Shanghai
market would be 8 million
 Assuming that the machine is replaced every 10 years
 Demand for machine in a year would be 8 million/10 = $0.8 Million
 Machines are also used for commercial purposes

Type No. of Stores Machines Total


required
Small 60 2 120
Big 20 8 160
Medium 40 5 200

Assuming that for commercial users, machines are replaced every 5 years
Therefore demand per year = 96 machines

Total annual demand for washing machines = 800,096


Price per machine is assumed to be $1200
Total Market = $960 Million approx

31.Kmart to Place Kodak Picture Kiosks in Stores


32.Iberdrola to Enter into Electric Vehicles Business
 Assuming population of Spain to be 46 Million
 Assuming 3 members per household , there are approx. 15 million
households
 % age of households having cars = 30%
 Assuming on an average every household has 1.5 cars and cars are
replaced every 5 years
 Therefore total cars required in a year = (15 Million *.30*1.5)/5 = 1.3
million
 Assuming of the total cars, 5% are electric i.e. 67500 electric cars
 Assuming each household has 1 motorcycle, percentage of household
with a motorcycle as 40% and on an average and is replaced every 7 years
 Total motorcycles required in a year = (15 Million*.40)/7 = 0.857 M
 Electric motorcycle assumed to be 2% of total motorcycles, i.e. 17140
Therefore, total no. of electric vehicles required = 67500 +17140 = 84640

33.California-Based Republic ITS to Expand into Manhattan

 Assuming number of signals in Manhattan are 2500


 New signal is installed every 15 years
 Price per installation of signal = $100,000
 Revenue generated from installation = (100,000*2500)/15 = $16.6 million
 Maintenance per signal =$3000
 Revenue from maintenance = $7.5 million
 Total revenue that can be generated by ITS from Manhattan = 16.6 + 7.5 =
$24.1 Million
34.Toyota Develops Next-Gen Hydrogen Fueled Car Engine
35.What is the Market Size for Internet Routers in U.S.?
Assumptions:
 Total companies in the USA – 8 Million
 Companies spend around 5% of their revenue on IT
 Networking spend is about 20% of a company’s IT spending
 Internet Routers make up about 8 % of amount spent on networking
Dividing companies by revenue on the basis of employees

No. of No. Of Revenue IT Networking Spent on


employees companies spending Spend Routers
20–50 2000000 $20 Million $1 M $.02 M $.016 M
employees (25%)
50-200 3600000 $ 40 Million $2M $0.4 M $.032 M
employees (45%)
200-500 200000 $ 200 Million $10 M $2 M $.16 M
employees (10%)
500–1000 16000 (5%) $500 Million $25 M $5 M $.4 M
employees
1000 and above 16000 (5%) - - - -
Total $0.608 M

36.What is the Market Size for Gas Tanker Trailers


37.How Many TV Sets Are Sold in the UK Each Year?
Assumptions and Calculation:
 Population of UK = 65 Million
 Average household size = 3, thus number of households = 22 M approx
 UK TV buyers can be categorized as Residential Users and Commercial
Users
 Assume that each household on an average owns 1.5 TV Sets, which gives
total TV sets in UK households as 33 million
 Assuming a new TV set is bought by an household every 5 years, then
demand in one year would be 6.6 Million
 Commercial users are assumed to be 3 times the residential users.
Therefore for them demand would be 19.8 million
 Therefore, total TV sets sold per year in UK = 26.4 million

38.What is Worldwide Demand-Supply for Consulting Jobs


39.How Much Tea is There in China?
40.How to Assess World Demand for Knitting Machines

You might also like