Dabur India Ltd.
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Dabur India Ltd.
Brand Revisited
Introduction:
What is that life worth which cannot bring comfort to
others…………………………………Dr.S.K.Burman
Founder Dr.S.K.Burman, 1884
A small pharmacy in Kolkata
Public Ltd Company in 1986
3rd largest FMCG
Turnover of Rs.2233 Crore, FY07
Sales (Rs. crore)
Dabur India Consolidated Sales 2002-06
1900
2000
1500
1187.1
1537
1329.6
1000
500
0
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
year
2005-06
Diversified Portfolio
Dabur Business
category
Consumer care
division
Consumer health
Care division
Dabur foods Ltd
(de-merged
With DIL, 07)
“The Brand Dabur” turn-around
Why?
Overall slowdown in FMCG sector
Stiff competition
To target young India- “the largest segment”
Modernize old Brand Equity- “intangible asset”
Streamline/Synergize business operations
Reinventing the Mother Logo
Enter new category; innovate offerings
Repositioning as FMCG company
Moved away from Umbrella branding strategy
Retaining Dabur as corporate brand identity
Dabur’s New Brand Architecture
5 Power Brands
Dabur
Vatika
Anmol
Hajmola Real
Health care Herbal
products
Beauty,
Premium
image
Mass
market,
Value for
money
Naughty n
Tasty
Digestive
Umbrella
brand for
juice and
other
foods;
aimed at
up market
consumer
Special focus on South India
South India contributed only 7% for Dabur
Contributed 25% in overall FMCG sector
Dedicated marketing team created
Three step approach:
POS promotion and better stocking practice
Customized packaging and commercials
Customized product launch
Sales increased from 7% to 10% (2002-06)
Other initiatives worth mentioning
Dabur International Ltd, Dubai 2003
11.4% of total sales 2005-06
Introduced SAP ERP System-2005
switched to E-Procurement
Inorganic Expansion; Balsara
The Flip Side
Indiscriminate use of the brand across price
points may dilute the brand equity.
A finger in many pies
Brand worth still not 100% satisfactory
The Path Ahead
Changing Demography
Growth in purchasing power
Growth in rural and urban demand
Telecom, lifestyle, entertainment et al sectors competing
with FMCG for share in consumer’s wallet
Growth in organized retail sector
Recommendations
Expansion
Keep Innovating
Enter organized retail with exclusive customized formats
Opt out of non-profiting sectors
Crystal Clear Brand and Product Differentiation
Consolidate Herbal and Natural differentiation strategy
Thank You!