The Irate Distributor
The Irate Distributor
The Irate Distributor
GROUP 2
SDM 1
Intra Distribution
Case
Wholesaler
Wholesaler
Retailer
Retailer (Urban
(Urban and
and
Rural)
Rural)
Amit kumar had taken over from Rahul Ray last quarter
Turnover of INR 631.1 million in 2011 at CAGR of 32%
against the rest of India at 21%
Identifying the territory with most potential and making
changes keeping the risk exposure to manageable
levels.
Jalgaon market to operate on thin margins and high
volumes.
Convince Sachin Mandore, the distributor for the Jalgoan
district to increase his investment with NutriPack India
and justify reasons for increased investments as well as
distributor profitability.
40.40%
40.80%
41.20%
42.00%
32.00%
32.50%
33.10%
34.00%
2008
2009
2010
2011
30.00%
25.00%
20.00%
15.00%
10.00%
5.00%
0.00%
18.60%
20.00%
17.30%
16.10%
18.00%
15.60%
15.20%
14.50%
16.00%
13.40%
14.00% 12.50%
12.00%
10.00%
8.00%
6.00%
4.00%
2.00%
0.00%
2008
2009
2010
2011
Volume Market Share
income
is
Q3.
Please
analyse
the
different
perspectives of Kumar (company) and
Mandore (distributor) regarding their
approaches of going to market.
Perspective of Kumar
Kumar felt that the Jalgaon
territory was performing
below its potential and
could effectively contribute
more.
2008
2009
2010
2011
12.5
13.4
14.5
15.6
7.20%
8.21%
7.59%
16.1
17.3
18.6
5.92%
7.45%
7.51%
Growth
JAMS
15.2
Growth
Jalgaon Market
HFD
15
Growth
JAMS
Growth
26
14.4
14
13.8
-4.00%
-2.78%
-1.43%
25.4
24.7
23
-2.31%
-2.76%
-6.88%
Overall Jams
Weighte
Actual
d
Weighted
2010
21.09% 22.29%
2010
21.49% 22.77%
2011
22.56% 23.75%
2011
22.29% 24.12%
Jalgaon HFD
Jalgaon Jams
2010
17.31% 20.12%
2010
18.85% 11.46%
2011
16.26% 19.82%
2011
18.13% 10.67%
Perspective of Mandore
Low profitability due to which there is no incentive
to work
Believed in relationship market with large dealers
who could payback on time, order high volume
He thinks his investments in 2011 have not paid
back and he would not like to invest any further,
demanded explanation from Kumar on 2011
investments
Contemplating on exiting the relationship with
Nutripack
From above table we can see that availability of Nutri Power has
decreased from 50.87% (i.e. available in only 680 outlets out of
total 1337 outlets) in 2009 to 45.90% (i.e. available in only 729
outlets out of total 1588 outlets) in 2011.
Nutripower covers 45.9% of total outlets whereas Healthy is
covering 89.3% of the outlets.
Increase in infrastructure and investment will lead to tapping of
almost 50% untapped market in the Nutri Power product line.
From above table we can see that availability of Nutri Jam has
decreased from 34.51% (i.e. available in only 369 outlets out of
total 1069 outlets) in 2009 to 26.92% (i.e. available in only 342
outlets out of total 1270 outlets) in 2011.
Jams Nutrijam is covers 26.9% of total outlets whereas Mazaa
covers 73.8% of the outlets.
Due to small infrastructure and inefficiency in production to
cater large number of outlets to keep their product, the
company is losing its market share to others.
Revenues
Margin(4.5% of Investment)
Vans
18000*2*12
Salary
4000*3*12
Bonus
1000*3*12
Driver
3000*2*12
Delivery
3000*2*12
Godown Keeper
3000*12
Godown Helper
3000*12
Comp Operator
7000*12
Computer
500*12
Printer
1000*12
Stationery
450*12
Internet
500*12
Telephone
500*12
Rent
3000*7*12
Secondary Claims
0.04*4500000
54000000
2430000
432000
144000
36000
72000
72000
36000
36000
84000
6000
12000
5400
6000
6000
252000
180000
Total Expenses
1379400
PBIT
1050600
Tax@30
PAT
Return
315180
735420
1.32796671
7
STEPS
By
presenti
ng the
above
facts,
Kumar
should
convinc
e
Mandon
e to do
the
followin
g:
Problems Identified
Complaints by
dealers in large
number
regarding stock
outs and non
delivery in case
of failure to pay
on delivery.
Lack of reach of
Sachin agencies
and reduced
dealer intensity
in Jalgaon
district for Nutri
products.
Sachin agency
facing pressure
of credit cycle as
Nutri offers him
14 day cycle,
but he extends
15 day cycle,
hitting his
liquidity.
secondary
claims are not
getting cleared
timely further
impacting their
profitability.
Solution Proposed
There is dual problem of credit and increasing reach.
We propose a solution that Sachin agency appoints subdistributors or wholesellers who feed to retailers.
Big retailers can be appointed as wholesellers who feed
small retailers. This will increase reach , reduce stock
outs, reduce Sachin agencys operation cost increasing
profitability, reduce credit cycle.
Nutri Products -> Sachin Agency -> Wholesaler/Subdistributors -> Retailers.
This will also keep Sachin agency at top of hierarchy
thus respecting his seniority and loyalty.
Solution Proposed
Employing another van to focus on the neglected
dealers , in case Sachin is not willing to bear the
expense the company should be ready to bear the
expense for the same .
Executives of the company should also do regular
rounds to ensure that uniform credit policy is
being followed .
A negotiation on increasing his credit limit could
be sought if he is willing to pass on the benefit to
neglected dealers in jalgaon region .