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E-Grocery Market in India

The document provides an overview of the e-grocery market in India. Some key points: - E-grocery is one of the fastest growing segments of e-commerce in India and is expected to grow at a rate of 19% annually. - Major players in the Indian e-grocery market utilize an integrated supply chain model to procure and deliver groceries. - Top categories of products purchased online include staples like rice and flour, dairy, snacks and personal care items. - Key growth drivers of the market include India's rising internet penetration and growing young, urban population. Major challenges include achieving scale and managing supply chain issues.

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E-Grocery Market in India

The document provides an overview of the e-grocery market in India. Some key points: - E-grocery is one of the fastest growing segments of e-commerce in India and is expected to grow at a rate of 19% annually. - Major players in the Indian e-grocery market utilize an integrated supply chain model to procure and deliver groceries. - Top categories of products purchased online include staples like rice and flour, dairy, snacks and personal care items. - Key growth drivers of the market include India's rising internet penetration and growing young, urban population. Major challenges include achieving scale and managing supply chain issues.

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E- GROCERY MARKET IN INDIA

DEssence Consulting
chandni@[Link]
022-2834 7425
303, Aar Pee Center , 11th Road,
MIDC , Andheri (E), Mumbai-400093

INTRODUCTION
Market Segmentation

Other; 40%
Food & Grocery; 60%

Distribution

Organized; 8%

Indian Retail Market; 500

Unorganized; 92%

E-COMMERCE
Expected Sales Growth (USD Bn)
10
8
6
4
2
0

8.8

Globally, e-grocery market is growing nearly 7 times


faster than on-ground format
India is the sixth largest grocery market in the world
Indian e-grocery market growing at a rate of 19% YoY

1.6
FY12

FY16

30-40% of the business will be in the online retail


space in the next 5 years
Source: Technopak, Deloitte report, DEssence analysis

WHO IS BUYING?
Male Vs Female

Buyers , April 2012

Buyers, Sep 2011


Male
Female

31%

Male

37%

69%

63%

Source: SOGS , April 2012

Source: SOGS , Sep 2011

Buyer Age Profile


50%
40%
30% 24%
20%
10%
0%

45%
30%
1%

Buyer Age Profile

24 years and above age group


constitute over 75% of actual
online
grocery buyers
Online grocery buying not a
youth
activity
Restricted to working
professionals
Source: SOGS , April 2012
and mature family

WHO IS BUYING?
Value of Shopping bag (INR)
600
580
560
540
520
500
480

580
551
522

Men

Women

Interesting fact, age group 18 to 24


emerge as the largest shoppers
segment
The average spend for them
Men Rs 602
Female Rs 614

Average

Number of products in shopping bag


10
8
6
4
2
0

8.3
5.5

6.8
5.1

7.9

5.5
5

Male
Female

Women have outshone men in terms


of branded products bagged across all
significant age groups

Source: SOGS , April 2012

WHEN DO CUSTOMERS SHOP?


Order timing for shopping
4 PM - 8 PM

22

8 PM - 12 PM

25

12 AM - 6 AM

More than 90 % orders are for


same day delivery

6 AM - 12 PM

30

12 PM - 4 PM

19

10

15

20

25

30

35

Order Density
Sunday

16.57%

Saturday

14.99%

Friday

12.07%

Thursday

12.50%

Wednesday

13.55%

Tuesday

13.55%

Monday
0.00%

Percentage of
Orders over the
week

Interesting aspect the


buying
behavior as well spread
across
the week

16.77%
5.00%

10.00%

15.00%

20.00%

Source: SOGS , April 2012

WHAT IS BEING BOUGHT?


Top 20 Brands by Value
Sr
No

Brand

Sr
No

Brand

Aashirvaad (6.25%)

11

Surf Excel

Saffola (4.36%)

12

Britannia

Pampers (4.29%)

13

Amul (4.29%)

Top 20 Brands by Volume


Sr
No

Brand

Amul (4.24 %)

11

Britannia Cakes

Aashirvaad
(2.79%)

12

Aliva

Frooti

Maggi (2.75%)

13

Fortune

14

Shakti Bhog

Treat (2.47 %)

14

Nescafe

Everyday (3.28%)

15

DIvss

15

ACT 2

Dettol

16

Ariel

Haldiram (2.47
%)

16

Dettol

Sundrop

17

Brook Bond Red Label

Good day (2.42


%)

17

Shakti Bhog

Nescafe

18

Wintex

Big Babol

18

Lays

Fortune

19

Natur Fresh

Nutri Choice

19

Ahaar

10

Haldiram

20

Ahaar

Mother Dairy
Milk

20

Sunfeast

10

Wintex

Top 20 brands make 50.21% of the total


value of the products sold online

Sr
No

Brand

Top 20 brands make 37.56% of the total


volume of the products sold online
Source: SOGS , April 2012

WHAT IS GOING INTO SHOPPERS BAG

Shoppers Bag by value

Shopper's Bag by Volume


Rice, Atta, Lentils & Dal

Biscuits & Cookies

Edible Oils
Coffee , Tea & Cocoa

17%

26%

17%

Milk & Dairy Products


Baby & Child Care
14%

4%

Biscuits & Cookies

10%

49%

Laundry Supplies

4%
10%

5%
5%

5% 5%

6%

Household & Cleaning

7%

9%
8%

Rice, Atta, Lentils &


Dals
Snacks
Milk & Dairy
Products

Cereals & Breakfast

Chocolates &
Sweets

Snacks

Others

Others

The top 5 categories make up 51.53% of the total value of products ordered online by value
The top 5 categories make up 50.64% of the total products ordered online by volume

Source : SOGS,2012

E-grocery Players in Indian Retail Market

Key Players in Indian E-grocery Market


Key Players

Location

Business Model

Delivery Slots

Minimum Order for


Free Delivery

Funded

[Link]

All India

Aggregator

24*7

Rs.500

Yes

[Link]

All India

Integrated Supply chain

Rs. 500

No

Delhi NCR

Integrated Supply Chain

24 Hr Delivery & 24*7


Support

Rs 1000

No

[Link]

Mumbai

Integrated Supply chain

Next Day

Rs 500

No

EkStop

Mumbai

Integrated supply chain

9 am to Midnight

Rs 400

Yes

TopTomato

Bangalore

Integrated supply chain

7am to 11 pm

Rs 1000

No

[Link]

Bangalore

Integrated supply chain

Same & Next Day

Rs 500

No

[Link]

Bangalore

Integrated supply chain

Same & Next Day

Rs.1000

Yes

ZopNow

Bangalore

Integrated supply chain

7am to 10 pm

Rs 500

Yes

[Link]

Chennai

Integrated supply chain

3pm-9pm, Next Business


day

Rs. 150

No

LocalBanya

Mumbai

7 am to 9 pm

Rs. 500

Yes

Same Day

Rs. 500

No

[Link]

Freshetarian

Jaipur

Integrated supply chain


Integrated supply chain

Processed within 1-3 days

Source: DEssence analysis

Product Portfolio Of Key e-Grocery Players In India


Key Players

Aaramshop

Groce
ry

Non-Veg

Beverage
s&
snacks

Pet food Home Persona Toiletrie


l Care
care
s

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

MyGrahak

NA

Callandorder

NA

NA

Ekstop

NA

TopTomato

NA

NA

Atmydoorstep
s

NA

NA

BigBaskets

NA

NA

NA

NA

Zopnow

NA

NA

NA

Veggibazaar

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

Freshetarian

NA

NA

NA

Zopnow

LocalBanya

Farm2kitchen

Dairy
Organi
Fruit&
Confec
produc
c
Vegetab tionary
ts,
le
food
Eggs

Source: DEssence analysis

10

AaramShop - Business Model

Step 2

Step 1

Step 5
Customers

Local Grocery Store

Source: DEssence analysis

11

AaramShop

Present across 35 cities in India via a network of 3260 Aaramshops

Source: DEssence analysis

12

INTEGRATED SUPPLY CHAIN MODEL


Whole Seller

Manufacturer

Procurement

are
c
r
me
sto
u
C

Customer

Call Center

On
line

Online Portal

Order gets
processed at
Warehouse

Deliver it to
Customer

Source: DEssence analysis

13

KEY GROWTH DRIVERS

KEY CHALLENGES

Increasing number of working population


Rapid urbanization and growing trends towards
nuclear families along with growing population of
working women
Increasing disposable income
Rise in internet penetration, growing 3G subscriber
base and growth of internet enabled devices
Increasing use of social media
Increase in penetration of debit cards , credit cards

in s
g
r
a
M
in
Th

Achie
v
Scala ing
bility

Stiff

Com
petit
ion

Key
Challenges

ain
h
C
ly t
p
up en
S
lid agem
o
S an
M

Building Customer
Base

Increasing reliability on online payment services

Source: DEssence analysis

14

INVESTORS PICK
BigBasket raised $ 3 million from a Singapore based private investor
and ready to launch its operation in Delhi NCR , Chennai and Pune.
BigBasket is looking for next round of investment of about $40- $50
million
[Link], Mumbai based fresh fruits and vegetable shop has
raised $1.5 million in Angel funding from Techno group
In July 2013, LocalBanya raised funds from BCCLs springboard fund
and in January 2014, LocalBanya had secured undisclosed funding
from Karmvir Avant Group
Unilazer Ventures bought 25% stake in EkStop in January 2014
ZopNow has investors like Times Internet , Accel Partners and
QualComm Ventures

Source: [Link] , [Link]

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DEssence Consulting Services


DEssence Consulting is a Management Consulting, Business Strategy and
M&A Advisory firm
Build

Remain
Competitiv
e

Grow

M&A
Advisory

Services
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+91 22
28347425

Solutions to transform Food and Retail


Sector
Access to Capital through our Investor
Network

chandni@dessenceconsulting
.com
[Link]

303, Aar Pee Center, 11th Road, MIDC, Andheri (E), Mumbai400093

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