ARPITA
ARUN
ASHWANTH
About the Company
• World’s largest food and beverage company
• Based on the principle of decentralisation
• Caters to the needs of all age groups
• Focuses on Taste, Nutrition, Health and Wellness and well-being of the customers and its
tagline ‘Good Food, Good life’ resonates with that
• A major push to the dairy sector of the country and has helped develop the milk economy
• NESTLÉ India has presence across India with 8 manufacturing facilities and 4 branch offices
headquartered in Gurgaon, Haryana
• Nestlé India has brought about a change in packaging of three of their most iconic brands,
MAGGI, NESCAFÉ and KITKAT to support girl child education in association with Nanhi Kali.
Presence in India
Organizational Structure
RSM
• Overall P&L of assigned territory
• Insurance maintenance of Company policies
• Managing the Cohesiveness of the Sales Team
• T&D of ASMs.
ASM
• Primary Target Achievement
Sales Roles & •
•
Managing relationship with govt. officials & legal
entities
T&D of Sales Officers
Responsibilities SO
• Secondary Target Achievement
• Ensuring execution of all strategies -
Selling/Promotion
• Managing relationship with top retailers / wholesales
• T&D of Distribution Salesman
RETAILERS
• Selling company products to end customers
• Maintain freshness of products by selling through
FEFO process
• Proper execution of in-shop marketing activities like
display.
Sales Figures
Sales Overview
• No cold calling for FMCG products
• B2C - Maggi etc.
• B2B - Separate division - Nestlé Professionals directly cater to Restaurants, Hotels.
• Several promotional activities are carried out like:
• FREE OFFERS - Buy 2 Get 1 Free
• Rs. 5 OFF
• 25% EXTRA OFFER
• Reduces prices and smaller packages for products
Ask Nestlé
Distribution Strategy
• Hyper local model of marketing and distribution
• Divides country into 15 different clusters
• Gives a competitive advantage to Nestle
Inbound Logistics
Outbound Logistics
Selection of Distributors
• Capital Investment
• Relevant Experience
• Infrastructure
• Company’s discretion based on Markets served
Distribution Margin
DISTRIBUTOR WHOLESALER RETAILER
5-6 1.5-2 7-8
Problems in distribution
• Channel conflict
• Undercutting by wholesaler
• Invasion of territory
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