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Practical experience is often considered more valuable and closely aligned with the
real world than theoretical exposure alone. It enables students to gain a closer
understanding of the business world, significantly influencing their perceptions and
comprehension of real-life situations.
The purpose of this research project, titled "Market Analysis of Havells India," is to
examine customer awareness of Havells as a brand and the products it offers. By
conducting this research, I had the opportunity to apply my theoretical knowledge and
practical skills in the field of marketing, thereby enhancing my understanding and
preparing me for future projects.
Throughout the preparation of this report, I have diligently ensured that all necessary
steps involved in developing this project have been adequately covered and that the
report is comprehensive. I welcome any suggestions for improvement, as they will be
greatly appreciated.
It is my sincere hope that this project will not only impart valuable knowledge but
also provoke thought and inspire future research endeavors based on these guidelines.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................................1
INDUSTRY PROFILE..................................................................................................2
COMPANY PROFILE...................................................................................................3
RESEARCH OBJECTIVES……………………………………………………........31
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY.................................................................................31
LITERATURE REVIEW.............................................................................................32
CONCLUSION………………………………………………………………............60
SUGGESTIONS………………………………………………………......................61
BIBLIOGRAPHY.................................................................................................... ...62
ANNEXURE................................................................................................................63
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INTRODUCTION
The global electric power industry plays a vital role in providing an essential service
that is indispensable to modern life: electricity. This project entails an in-depth study
conducted at Havells India Ltd, focusing on the comprehensive functioning of the
company and elucidating its organizational principles and practices.
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INDUSTRY PROFILE
In recent years, the scenario has been changing. The Indian Electrical Industry is
beginning to embrace global players and competition. The lack of exposure to
international competition had led to a "cost plus" approach, where all cost increases
were passed on to the customers. However, with the increasing influence of global
market dynamics, there is now a growing emphasis on cost efficiency and
competitiveness.
According to recent surveys, the global electrical and electronics market is valued at
$1,038.8 billion and is projected to reach $1,216.8 billion by the end of 2008. In terms
of production statistics, the industry accounted for $1,025.8 billion in 2006 and is
expected to reach $1,051.5 billion in the future.
While there may be a temporary dip in domestic demand, it is important to note that
the power sector in India is poised for growth. This growth will drive demand from
utilities and contribute to the overall industrial demand, which is expected to rise with
increased industrial output. However, the financial struggles faced by State Electricity
Boards (SEBs) present a challenge that cannot be ignored in the short term. The
restructuring and unbundling of SEBs are necessary steps for the revival of the
Electrical Industry and will contribute to its medium-term turnaround.
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In conclusion, the Indian Electric Industry is gradually opening up to global
competition and shifting its focus towards cost efficiency and competitiveness. While
challenges such as SEB restructuring persist, the industry's long-term growth
prospects remain promising, driven by the anticipated growth in the power sector and
industrial output.
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COMPANY PROFILE
Havells India Ltd is a highly successful organization and one of the fastest-growing
electrical and power distribution equipment manufacturers in India. With a product
portfolio encompassing Industrial & Domestic Circuit Protection Switchgear, Cables
& Wires, Motors, Fans, Power Capacitors, CFL Lamps, Luminaires, Modular
Switches, Water Heaters, and Domestic Appliances, Havells caters to a wide range of
household, commercial, and industrial electrical needs.
The company boasts prestigious global brands such as Crabtree, Sylvania, Concord,
Luminance, Linolite, and Standard. Havells has achieved rapid success with its
presence in 94 branches/representative offices across more than 50 countries,
supported by a team of over 5000 professionals. It operates 12 state-of-the-art
manufacturing units in India, strategically located at Haridwar, Baddi, Noida,
Faridabad, Alwar, Neemrana, as well as six manufacturing plants across Europe,
Latin America, and Africa, known for producing globally acclaimed products. Havells
has earned a reputation for excellence and expertise in the electrical industry and
maintains a strong global distribution network of 20,000 partners to promptly serve
customers.
The company holds various international certifications such as CSA, KEMA, CB, CE,
ASTA, CPA, SEMKO, SIRIUM (Malaysia), SPRING (Singapore), TSE (Turkey),
SNI (Indonesia), and EDD (Bahrain) for its diverse range of products. Havells and its
brands have emerged as the preferred choice for electrical products among discerning
individuals and industrial consumers both in India and abroad.
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Domestic Appliances. The company has consistently promoted its brand through
sponsorships of cricket events such as the T20 World Cup, India-Australia Series, and
IPL seasons. Havells has also established "Havells Galaxy," a chain of one-stop shops
across the country, to directly engage with consumers and fulfill their electrical and
lighting needs.
The success of Havells can be attributed to its team of skilled professionals, strong
relationships with associates, and its ability to adapt quickly and efficiently, always
staying ahead with visionary thinking.
HISTORY
1958:
1971:
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1976:
Havells set up its first manufacturing plant for Rewireable Switches and Changeover
Switches in Kirti Nagar, Delhi.
1979:
1980:
1983:
Towers and Transformers Ltd. was acquired and transformed into a profitable
manufacturing company for Energy Meters within a year.
1987:
1990:
1993:
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Another manufacturing plant for Control Gear Products was established in Faridabad,
Haryana.
1996:
1997:
1998:
Havells introduced high-end Ferraris Meters in a joint venture with DZG, Germany.
2000:
The company acquired a controlling stake in Duke Arnics Electronics (P) Limited,
engaged in the manufacturing of Single Phase, Three Phase, Multi-Function, and Tri-
Vectors Electronic Meters. Havells also acquired a controlling interest in Standard
Electricals Ltd.
2001:
Havells acquired the business of Havells Industries Ltd, MCCB of Crabtree India
Limited, and merged ECS Limited to strengthen its core competence.
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2002:
2003:
2004:
The company established a manufacturing plant for Ceiling Fans in Noida, Uttar
Pradesh. Havells also opened a marketing office in London through its wholly-owned
subsidiary, Havells U.K. Ltd. Furthermore, the company placed fully convertible
debentures with M/s. Shine Ltd., Mauritius, which got converted in June 2006.
Havells attained the CE certificate for CFLs.
2005:
2006:
Crabtree India merged with Havells India, and a CFL production unit was added to
the Haridwar manufacturing plant. The company expanded its Alwar manufacturing
plant to increase production capacity. Additionally, an expansion took place at the
Baddi manufacturing plant, which became an Export Oriented Unit. Havells became
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the first company to obtain ISI Certification for a complete range of CFLs. The
company initiated a mid-day meal program in Alwar, Rajasthan, serving 10,000
students from 77 schools.
2007:
Havells set up a capacitor manufacturing plant in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The company
made a significant acquisition by purchasing the lighting business of Sylvania, a
Frankfurt-based company. This acquisition propelled Havells' turnover to over $1
billion, establishing it as the fourth-largest lighting business globally.
2008:
- Havells became the first Indian CFL manufacturer to adopt RoHS (Restriction of
Hazardous Substances) norms, conforming to European standards.
- Investment of Rs. 50 Crores in the Global Center for Research and Innovation
(CRI).
- The launch of a fully automatic plant for Havells Lafert Motors in Neemrana.
2009:
- Global consolidation of CFL manufacturing at the Neemrana plant for both domestic
and export purposes.
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2010:
- Establishment of the world's first New Generation CMH Lamp Plant in Neemrana.
Yes, here is the information for the years 2011, 2012, and 2013:
2011:
- Havells expanded its manufacturing capacity for fans by setting up a third unit in
Haridwar.
- Havells acquired the consumer durable business of Lloyd Electric and Engineering
Ltd.
- The company received the Frost & Sullivan 'India Manufacturing Excellence Award'
in the Electrical & Electronics category.
2012:
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- Havells received the 'Most Trusted Electrical Brand' award from Trust Research
Advisory.
2013:
- Havells entered into a joint venture with Shanghai Yaming Lighting Co. Ltd. to
manufacture and sell CFLs in China.
- The company received the 'Best Employer Brand Award' by the World HRD
Congress.
2014:
- Havells expanded its presence in the consumer durables segment by acquiring the
consumer business of Havells Sri Lanka.
- Launch of innovative products such as water geysers with built-in Wi-Fi and remote
control, and air coolers with ionizers and remote control.
2015:
- The company launched 'Havells Galaxy Plus' stores, a premium retail format
offering a wide range of electrical and lighting products.
2016:
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- Havells acquired the consumer durables business of Lloyd Electric and Engineering
Ltd., strengthening its presence in the consumer electronics segment.
2017:
- Havells received the prestigious 'Most Innovative Energy Saving Product Award' by
the Ministry of Power, Government of India.
2018:
- The company launched 'Havells Connect,' a mobile app that allows users to control
and monitor their Havells appliances remotely.
2019:
- The company expanded its product portfolio with the launch of kitchen appliances,
including mixers, juicers, and toasters.
2020:
- Havells launched a range of personal protective equipment (PPE) kits and face
masks in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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- The company expanded its manufacturing capacity with the inauguration of a new
plant in Rajasthan.
2021:
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
- Anil Guptha (Junior Managing Director): Holds a key leadership position in the
company.
- Sri. L. Ramanand Bhat (Director of Havells India Limited): Plays a crucial role in
the board of directors.
- Sri. Surendra Goyal (Chief Executive Officer): Responsible for the overall strategic
direction and management of the company.
- Sri. Promod Mishra (Vice President of Finance): Handles the finance and accounts
wing of Havells India Limited.
The top management team at Havells India Limited is highly experienced and skilled
in planning and implementing new strategies to maintain their leadership position in
the electrical products and bath fittings industry. They have over 20 years of
experience in the field.
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The management of Havells India Limited takes responsibility for:
- Customer satisfaction
COMPETITORS INFORMATION
Havells India Limited faces competition from various companies in the electrical and
bath fittings industry. Some of the major competitors include:
Havells is a leading choice for both discerning individuals and industrial consumers,
offering a diverse range of high-quality electrical products. Some of the key products
and services offered by Havells include:
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- Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)
- Isolator
- Changeover Switch
- RCBO
- Indicator Light
- Changeover Switch
- Switch Disconnector
- Control Gear
- Chamber System
- Fuse Holder
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- Fuse Link and Fuse Base
3. Motors:
- Flange Motor
- Brake Motors
4. Capacitors:
5. Lighting:
- Endura Cityliner
- LED Lighting
- Consumer Lighting
- Commercial Lighting
- Downlighter
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- Landscape - Bunker Lighting
- Industrial Lighting
- Area Lighting
- Road Lighting
- Specialty Lamps
- Lighting Accessories
- Aura Lighting
- Retrofit CFLs
- Non-Retrofit CFLs
- Liliput CFLs
- FPL CFLs
7. Water Heater:
8. Fans:
- Ceiling Fans
- Table Fans
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- Wall Mounting Fans
- Pedestal Fans
- Ventilating Fans
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VISION, MISSION, AND VALUES
Vision:
Mission:
Values:
3. Integrity and Transparency: We conduct our business with integrity, sincerity, and
transparency. We adhere to ethical principles in all our dealings and maintain open
communication with our stakeholders.
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4. Pursuit of Excellence: We are dedicated to continuous improvement, relentlessly
striving to enhance ourselves, our teams, and our offerings. Our aim is to be the best
in class, consistently delivering superior services and products.
Here are some key milestones in the history of Havells India Ltd:
1958: Qimat Rai Gupta established Havells as an electrical trading business in Delhi,
India.
1974: The company expanded its product range by venturing into the manufacturing
of switches.
1980s: Havells introduced innovative products like energy meters and compact
fluorescent lamps (CFLs).
1983: Havells went public and was listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
1992: The company entered the manufacturing of circuit breakers, becoming the first
in India to introduce MCBs (Miniature Circuit Breakers).
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1997: Havells launched its modular switches range, introducing innovative designs
and technology.
2000: The company expanded its product portfolio to include lighting solutions and
started manufacturing CFLs.
2007: Havells became the first electrical company in India to launch an initial public
offering (IPO) in the London Stock Exchange.
2014: Havells launched its range of consumer appliances, including fans, water
heaters, and kitchen appliances.
2017: Havells acquired Lloyd Electric & Engineering Ltd, an Indian consumer
durables company, expanding its presence in the consumer electronics sector.
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ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
The Human Resources department plays a vital role in managing the company's
workforce. They are responsible for recruitment and selection, employee onboarding,
training and development, performance management, compensation and benefits,
employee relations, and ensuring compliance with labor laws and regulations.
The Marketing and Sales department is responsible for developing and implementing
marketing strategies to promote Havells' products and services. They conduct market
research, identify customer needs and preferences, develop marketing campaigns,
manage advertising and promotions, and work closely with the sales team to drive
sales growth and achieve targets.
3. Finance Department:
The Finance department manages the financial aspects of the organization. They
oversee budgeting and financial planning, financial reporting and analysis, cash flow
management, financial risk management, taxation, and compliance. The Finance team
provides strategic financial guidance and supports decision-making processes across
the organization.
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The Research and Development (R&D) department focuses on innovation and
product development. They conduct research, design new products, improve existing
products, and explore new technologies. The R&D team works closely with other
departments to understand customer needs, identify market trends, and develop
cutting-edge solutions to meet customer requirements.
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Product Profile:
Havells offers Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs) that are designed to meet the
evolving electrical distribution needs in residential, commercial, and industrial
sectors. These MCBs have been tested accordin g to the latest specifications, ensuring
a breaking capacity of 10KA. Havells MCBs prioritize improved operating safety,
service continuity, convenience, and cost-effectiveness.
2. Capacitors:
3. Fans:
Havells entered the fan business in mid-2003 and has become one of the fastest-
growing fan brands in the Indian market. The company offers a diverse range of fans
with innovative designs, excellent finishes, and various features. From premium fans
with exquisite antique finishes to fans specially designed for kids, dual-color fans, and
super-speed fans, Havells caters to a wide range of customer preferences and needs.
4. Cables:
Havells' cables plant, established in 1996 and located in Alwar, Rajasthan, is one of
the largest in India. The plant is ISO 9001-2000 certified and equipped with modern
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laser-controlled automatic machines. Havells cables are manufactured using high-
quality raw materials sourced from primary manufacturers, ensuring perfect quality.
These cables feature highly compacted conductors to reduce AC losses, pure
insulation to withstand thermal and thermo-mechanical stresses, and complete
protection against electrolytic and chemical corrosion. Additional features include
extruded inner sheaths (for XLPE insulated power cables HT), sequential length
marking on the outer sheath, and over 90% armor coverage for armored cables.
5. Switches:
Crabtree, backed by the Havells Group, is known for its world-class luxury bath
fittings. Havells has set up an extensive distribution network for Crabtree products,
catering to global clientele. The production at the state-of-the-art plant in Bhiwadi,
Rajasthan, combines advanced technology, maximum functionality, and aesthetic
design to meet the discerning preferences of customers. Crabtree bath fittings offer a
fusion of the best human and technical resources, ensuring exceptional quality and
design.
7. Havells Meters:
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and cater to quality-conscious customers in European markets, worldwide export
markets, and Indian utilities. Havells meters contribute to improving the utility-
consumer relationship by providing reliable and genuine data for billing purposes.
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SWOT Analysis of Havells India
So let us go ahead and first have a glance at the strengths of Havells India from the
SWOT analysis of Havells India.
The strength of an organisation is the special abilities that make them stand out and
create its own space in the market. Here are some strengths of Havells India:
Market Share: Havells India is spread all over the world and the products are
available in 60 plus countries. Havells products are made in India at its 13+
state-of-art manufacturing plants. The dealer community of 14000+ people
makes Havells India products reach all over the world and in the households.
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International Markets: Havells India invests greatly in fast-moving and
emerging markets including European, South Africa, the US and the UK. This
strategy has expanded its presence and also helps to attain greater visibility.
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etc. are covered at all places ultimately reducing the market visibility of
Havells India.
Debt Ratio: Havells India is estimated to owe a high debt ratio which is a big
weakness for its business success.
Opportunities refer to convenient external factors that could grant the organisation a
competitive advantage. Some of the opportunities of Havells India are listed below:
New Technology: Havells India may now use differential pricing in the new
market thanks to the new technology. It will motivate the company to
reinforce its existing clients via excellent service while also attracting new
clients through various value-oriented offers.
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New Markets: The adoption of new technology criteria and government free
trade agreements has provided Havells India with an opportunity to enter a
newly developing market.
Threats are something that can sceptically affect the organisation externally. Here are
some threats to Havells India:
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maximum profit from India and a sudden uneven economic condition can lead
to Havells India seeing some bad days.
Objective:
The objective of this research is to gain insights into the marketing strategies
employed by Havells and evaluate the acceptance of their products in the market.
Additionally, the study aims to assess the merits and demerits of Havells' MCB
promotional offers, gauge customer perception regarding the quality of Havells
products, and measure customer and retailer satisfaction with the company's products
and services.
Methodology:
The research methodology used in this study included both secondary and primary
data collection.
1. Secondary Data:
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- Internet: Gathering information from reputable sources, industry reports, and
market trends related to Havells products and competitors.
2. Primary Data:
Sampling Method:
Random sampling was employed to select the participants for the personal interviews
and questionnaire. The sample size consisted of 80 respondents from the target
audience of consumers.
Analysis:
Both qualitative and quantitative analysis techniques were utilized to analyze the data
collected from the personal interviews and questionnaires. The qualitative data
provided insights into participants' perceptions and experiences, while quantitative
data enabled statistical analysis of responses.
Limitations:
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- Retailer responsiveness: Some retailers may not have provided adequate time or
accurate answers to the questions, which could introduce potential bias or errors in the
data collection.
Conclusion:
The findings from this research will provide valuable insights into the marketing
strategies of Havells, customer perception of their products, and the level of customer
and retailer satisfaction. It is important to consider the limitations and potential biases
when interpreting the results.
LITERATURE REVIEW
Marketing strategies play a crucial role in expanding a company's client base and
increasing sales. The following strategies have been identified in the literature as
effective approaches for achieving these goals:
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and industry magazines (such as Electrical Today, Electronics for you) can attract the
attention of potential clients. These advertisements should highlight the company's
products, quality policy, and relevant certifications and approvals. Contact
information, including the head office details, should be provided for interested
companies to make inquiries.
6. Online buyer search: Actively searching for potential buyers on B2B buying and
selling sites can be an effective strategy. Regular monitoring of these platforms can
help identify buyers who express interest in purchasing products manufactured by the
company, allowing for timely outreach and potential sales opportunities.
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It is important for companies to evaluate and select the marketing strategies that align
with their target market, industry dynamics, and resources. Implementing a
combination of these strategies can significantly enhance a company's visibility,
attract new clients, and drive sales growth.
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Competitive Analysis of Havells in the Indian Market
- Strengths: Schneider Electric has a strong presence in the Indian market with a
diverse product portfolio. They offer innovative solutions and have a well-established
distribution network.
2. Legrand India:
- Strengths: Legrand is a prominent player in the Indian market and offers a wide
range of electrical products. They have a strong distribution network and brand
recognition.
- Weaknesses: Havells competes with Legrand based on product quality, pricing, and
market reach. Legrand's pricing might be higher, providing an opportunity for Havells
to attract price-conscious customers.
3. Siemens India:
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- Weaknesses: Havells competes with Siemens based on product quality, pricing, and
market share. Siemens' premium pricing may be a challenge in price-sensitive
segments.
4. ABB India:
- Weaknesses: Havells competes with ABB based on product quality, pricing, and
market reach. ABB's premium pricing may limit its market share in certain segments.
- Strengths: L&T is a major player in the Indian market with a comprehensive product
portfolio. They have expertise in electrical and automation solutions and a strong
presence in various industry segments.
6. Philips India:
- Strengths: Philips is a well-known brand globally and has a strong presence in the
Indian market. They offer a wide range of lighting and electrical products, including
LED lighting solutions.
- Weaknesses: Havells competes with Philips based on product quality, pricing, and
innovation. Philips' brand reputation and extensive product range can be challenging
to compete with.
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- Strengths: Crompton Greaves is a leading player in the Indian electrical industry,
known for its wide range of consumer electrical products. They have a strong
distribution network and brand recognition.
8. Bajaj Electricals:
9. Anchor Electricals:
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- Weaknesses: Havells competes with Orient Electric based on product quality,
pricing, and brand positioning. Orient Electric's reputation in the fan and lighting
segments can be a competitive factor.
Havells' strengths in the Indian market include its dedicated workforce, flexible
production capabilities, customer-centric approach, competitive pricing, and strong
brand recognition. The company has an extensive distribution network across India,
giving it an advantage in reaching customers in both urban and rural areas.
To stay ahead in the highly competitive market, Havells should focus on continuous
product innovation, enhancing product quality, expanding its distribution network,
and strengthening customer relationships. It can also leverage its manufacturing
capabilities in India to offer cost-effective solutions to customers. Regular market
research and understanding customer needs will be crucial for Havells to maintain its
competitive edge.
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Factors for Success: Havells Case Study
3. Strong Brand Equity: Havells has built a strong brand reputation through its
consistent focus on quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction. The company's
commitment to delivering products that meet international standards, its industry-
leading warranties, and its robust after-sales service have earned the trust and loyalty
of customers, establishing Havells as a preferred choice in the lighting solutions
market.
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4. Extensive Distribution Network: Havells has strategically developed an extensive
distribution network that reaches both urban and rural areas. By partnering with a
wide network of authorized dealers, distributors, and retailers, the company ensures
widespread availability of its products, effectively penetrating various market
segments and maximizing its market reach.
5. Effective Marketing and Promotion: Havells has leveraged effective marketing and
promotional strategies to create brand awareness and drive customer engagement.
Through targeted advertising campaigns in print media, television, digital platforms,
and social media channels, Havells has effectively communicated its product
offerings, brand values, and unique selling propositions, thereby influencing
consumer purchasing decisions.
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9. Focus on Sustainability: Havells places a strong emphasis on sustainability and
eco-friendly practices. By promoting energy-efficient lighting solutions and adopting
environmentally responsible manufacturing processes, Havells aligns with the global
shift towards sustainable development, appealing to environmentally conscious
customers and enhancing its corporate reputation.
10. Adaptability to Market Changes: Havells' ability to adapt to market changes and
emerging trends has played a significant role in its success. The company's agility in
identifying new opportunities, diversifying its product portfolio, and expanding into
related sectors has allowed it to stay resilient and seize growth prospects even in
challenging market conditions.
By leveraging these factors, Havells has established itself as a market leader in the
lighting solutions industry, both in India and globally. The company's focus on
customer satisfaction, innovation, branding, distribution, and sustainability has
propelled its growth and positioned it for continued success in the dynamic and
competitive market landscape.
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DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
Male 42 80%
Female 08 20%
Total 50 100%
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CLASSIFICATION BY PRODUCTS OWNED
1 Yes 25 50%
2 No 25 50%
3 Total 50 100%
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INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 25% people have Havells products & 25%
people do not have.
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CLASSIFICATION BY PRODUCT TYPES
NO. OF
SR.NO. PARTICULARS PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
1 CAPACITORS 4 16%
4 FANS 4 16%
5 MOTORS 1 4%
6 LIGHTING 6 24%
7 CFL 2 8%
8 DIGITAL DIMMING 2 8%
9 Total 25 100%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
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MOTORS LIGHTING CFL DIGITAL DIMMING
INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 24% people have lighting, 16% people have cables and
wires, 8% have bathfittings and accessories, 16% have capacitors, 8% digital
dimming, 8% have cfl, 16% have fans & 4% have motors.
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CLASSIFICATION BY PURCHASE PERIOD
NO. OF
SR.NO. PARTICULARS PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
3 1 -2 years 4 16%
4 2 – 5 years 2 8%
9 Total 25 100%
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Less than 6 6 months to 1 -2 years 2 – 5 years More than 5
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INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 16% people plans for purchasing Havells products in
1-2 yr, 4% plan more than 5 yr, 40% plan in less than 6 months, 32% plan in 6 month
to 1 yr.
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CLASSIFICATION BY USAGE PURPOSE
1 Personal 13 52%
2 Official 10 40%
3 Both 2 8%
4 Total 25 100%
INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 52% purchasing Electronic for person use, 8%
purchase for both purpose, 40 % purchase for official use.
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SATISFACTION LEVEL OF HAVELLS PRODUCTS
NO. OF
SR.NO. PARTICULARS PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
2 Satisfied 13 52%
3 Dissatisfied 2 8%
Strongly
4 1 4%
dissatisfied
5 partially satisfied 0 0%
Total 25 100%
INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 52% people satisfied with their electronic products,
36% strongly satisfied with their electronic products, 8% people dissatisfied with their
electronic products, 4% people strongly dissatisfied with their electronic products.
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CUSTOMERS PREFERENCE IN HAVELLS PRODUCTS
SR.NO NO. OF
PARTICULARS PERCENTAGE
. RESPONDENTS
3 Packaging 5 20%
4 Product Size 2 8%
Service –
5 1 4%
Repair ,Warranty & etc
Total 25 100%
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The above table indicates that, 32% people gives preference to Product design, 36%
for Product functionality, 8% for Product Size, 20% give preference Packaging, 4%
gives Service – Repair ,Warranty & etc.
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FACTORS INFLUENCE BUYING DECISION
1 Price 9 36%
2 Availability 7 28%
3 Schemes 4 16%
4 Quality 3 12%
5 Advertisement 2 8%
Total 25 100%
INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 28% people influencing through availability of
product, 36% influencing through price, 16% through schemes, 12% through Quality
of Havells products & 8% through advertisement.
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CUSTOMERS FROM OTHER BRANDS
Did you switched over from any other brand to this brand?
1 Yes 5 20%
2 No 20 80%
Total 25 100%
INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 20% people had been switched over.
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PERSON DOES NOT HAVE HAVELLS PRODUCT.
3 1 -2 years 3 12%
4 2 – 5 years 1 4%
Total 25 100%
INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 44% people purchase Havells in less than 6 months,
40% in 6 month to 1 yr., 12% in 1-2 yr. & 4% people plans for purchasing their
electronic product in 2-5 yr.
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CLASSIFICATION BY PRICE RANGE
What price range will you be prepared to pay for such a Product?
6 Above 5000 0 0%
7 Total 25 100%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Rs. 2500 – Rs. 3500 – Rs. 4500 – Rs. 3000 – Rs. 4000 – Above
3000 4000 5000 3500 4500 5000
INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 12% choose the range of 3000-3500, 48% for 2500-
3000, and 8% choose for 4500-5000 & 8% choose for 4000-4500.
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NO. OF
SR.NO. PARTICULARS RANK PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
LIGHTING 7 1
1 27%
BATHFITTINGS AND 1 5
2 ACCESSORIES 4%
CFL
3 4 3 15%
FANS
4 7 2 27%
DIGITAL DIMMING
6 3 4 12%
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MOTORS
7 1 7 4%
CAPACITORS
8 1 6 4%
9 Total 26 100%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
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INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 27% choose lighting, 4% choose bathfittings and
accessories, 27% choose fans, 4% for motors, 4& for capacitors, 12% for digital
dimming, 8% for cables and wires.
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MAIN PURPOSE OF PRODUCT USAGE
1 Personal 13 52%
2 Official 9 36%
3 Both 3 12%
4 Total 25 100%
INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 52% people choose for personal use, 12% for both use
& 36% for Official use.
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FACTORS INFLUENCE BUYING DECISION
12. What are the factors which influence your buying decisions? (Rank 1-5)
SR.NO
PARTICULARS NO. OF RESPONDENTS RANK PERCENTAGE
.
1 Price 10 1 40%
2 Availability 3 2 12%
3 Schemes 5 4 20%
4 Quality 6 3 24%
5 Advertisement 1 5 4%
6 Total 25 100%
45%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20% Series1
15%
10%
5%
0%
Price Availability Schemes Quality Advertisement
INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 12% people influencing through availability of
product, 40% through price, 24% through quality, 20% through schemes & 4%
through advertisement.
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CUSTOMERS PREFERENCE IN HAVELLS PRODUCTS
3 Packaging 2 8%
4 Product Size 2 8%
Service –
5 2 8%
Repair ,Warranty & etc
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
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The above table indicates that, 44% give preference to Product design, 32% to
Product functionality, and 8% for Packaging, 8% for Service, 8% for Product Size.
14. Please tick one of the item for each of the product for your desire Havells
products?
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PREFERENCES IN EACH PRODUCT
(A).FAN
6 Total 25 100%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10% Series1
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The above table indicates that, 36% give preference to Ceiling Fans, 20% for Pedestal
Fans, 20% for Wall Mounting Fans, 16% for Ventilating Fans & 8% for High Speed
Fans.
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(B).LIGHTING
1 Specialty lamps 1 4%
2 LED Lighting 2 8%
5 Total 25 100%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
Series1
10%
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The above table indicates that, 48% give preference to Consumer lighting, 40% for
Industrial lighting, 8% for LED & 4% for Specialty lamps.
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(C). INDUSTRIAL CIRCUIT PROTECTION
1 MCCB 3 12%
5 Total 25 100%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0% Series1
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INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 40% gives preference to Switch Disconnector, 28% for
Load Changeover Switch, 20% for Fuse Switch and Switch Fuse &12% for MCCB.
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(D). Motors
NO. OF
SR.NO. PARTICULARS PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
5 Total 25 100%
400%
300%
200%
100%
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INFERENCE:
The above table indicates that, 53% gives preference to Foot Mounting, 20% for
Brake Motors, 15% for Flange Motor & 12% for Inverter Duty Motors with Forced
Cooling.
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FINDINGS
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CONCLUSION
The study was done in order to find out the purchase decision of customers
towards Havells products. After analyzing the data, it was found that the purchase
decision of customers towards Havells products is better and not the best. Various
suggestions are suggested to increase the purchase decision of customers and help to
reach target.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Havells India Company having large number of channel partners but it is not
supporting & taking care all of them equally which results in increasing
discontentment among new channel partners because it’s not possible for
company to support all of them equally. Company should take some positive
action against it.
Company executive should visit dealers on regular basis.
Proper attention should be paid for advertisement planning otherwise it may lead
to problem for dealer as well as for company.
Company should tie up with some event management company to organize
various promotional activities like canopy, Carnival.
Company should make policy for fixed end user price for all dealers so that fair
game will be played & dealer would not to compromise on their margin.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
The lists of reference for the purpose of completing this marketing project are as
given below:
Reference Books
Websites
http://www.havells.com
http://business.mapsofindia.com/india-company/h/havells-india.html
http://havellsindia.wordpress.com
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APPENDIX
QUESTIONNAIRE
Personal Details
a. Name :
b. Age :
c. Gender :
d. Address :
e. Phone No :
f. Income :
g. Occupation
a. Businessman [ ] b. Govt.Employee [ ]
(a). Yes
(b). No
I. CAPACITORS
II. BATHFITTINGS AND ACCESSORIES
III. CABLES AND WIRES
IV. FANS
V. MOTORS
VI. LIGHTING
VII. CFL
VIII. DIGITAL DIMMING
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2. When did you purchase your Havells product?
I. Less than 6 months
II. months to 1 year
III. 1 -2 years
IV. 2 – 5 years
V. More than 5 years
I. Product functionality
II. Product design
III. Packaging
IV. Product Size
V. Service – Repair ,Warranty & etc
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6. What are the factors which influence your buying decision?
Price
Availability
Schemes
Quality
Advertisement
7. Did you switched over from any other brand to this brand?
Yes
No
6 months to 1 year
1 -2 years
2 – 5 years
9. What price range will you be prepared to pay for such a Product?
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Rs. 2500 – 3000
Above 5000
I. CAPACITORS
II. BATHFITTINGS AND ACCESSORIES
III. CABLES AND WIRES
IV. FANS
V. MOTORS
VI. LIGHTING
VII. CFL
VIII. DIGITAL DIMMING
Personal
Official
Both
12. What are the factors which influence your buying decisions?
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Price
Availability
Schemes
Quality
Advertisement
Product functionality
Product design
Packaging
Product Size
Product functionality
14. Please tick one of the item for each of the product for your desire Havells
products?
A.FAN
High Speed
Fans
Ceiling Fans
Pedestal Fans
Ventilating Fans
B. LIGHTING
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Specialty lamps
LED Lighting
Consumer Lighting
Industrial Lighting
MCCB
Switch Disconnector
D. Motors
Foot Mounting
Brake Motors
Flange Motor
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