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    DMART SWOT ANALYSIS identifies strengths as cost leadership through better supplier rates and inventory turnover of 33 days. Weaknesses include concentration on FMCG/household and limited online presence. Opportunities are growing per capita income and organized retail sector expansion. Threats include e-commerce, new retail chains, and potential foreign investment. The value chain shows primary activities of inbound logistics, operations, marketing/sales, and service with support activities including procurement, technology, human resources, and general administration.

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    DMART SWOT ANALYSIS identifies strengths as cost leadership through better supplier rates and inventory turnover of 33 days. Weaknesses include concentration on FMCG/household and limited online presence. Opportunities are growing per capita income and organized retail sector expansion. Threats include e-commerce, new retail chains, and potential foreign investment. The value chain shows primary activities of inbound logistics, operations, marketing/sales, and service with support activities including procurement, technology, human resources, and general administration.

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    DMART SWOT ANALYSIS identifies strengths as cost leadership through better supplier rates and inventory turnover of 33 days. Weaknesses include concentration on FMCG/household and limited online presence. Opportunities are growing per capita income and organized retail sector expansion. Threats include e-commerce, new retail chains, and potential foreign investment. The value chain shows primary activities of inbound logistics, operations, marketing/sales, and service with support activities including procurement, technology, human resources, and general administration.

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    DMART SWOT ANALYSIS

    STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES OPPORTUNITIES THREATS

    Cost leadership owing to Higher concentration


    towards FMCG and Increasing per capita Other retail chains like
    better rates from suppliers income: $2450 in 2023, Vmart, Trent, Jiomart
    household products
    expected $4000 by 2030

    Family shopping experience Limited online presence E-commerce and quick


    Organized retail sector
    expected to grow to 25% of commerce
    total retail by 2025
    Owns and opens outlets at Removal of 51% FDI cap
    prime locations No international presence by government may lead to
    Expansion scope influx of foreign retail
    organically/inorganically: chains
    Inventory turnover days:33 recent acquisition of Health
    Best in industry & Glow (175 stores)
    1
    DMART VALUE CHAIN PRIMARY ACTIVITIES
    INBOUND OPERATIONS MARKETING & SERVICE
    LOGISTICS SALES

    • Supplier relationship: • Store management • Target group: Middle • Customer Service


    Days Payable-8 • Product Range income Desk
    • Inventory • Competitive Pricing • Offers: Everyday • Return and refund
    management: Low Price policies
    Inventory days-33 • Private labelling

    OUTBOUND
    LOGISTICS
    • Distribution network
    across locations
    • Home Delivery:
    Dmart Ready
    DMART VALUE CHAIN SUPPORT ACTIVITIES

    Efficient negotiation with suppliers to obtain products at


    PROCUREMENT competitive rates; Quality control

    TECHNOLOGY POS, inventory auto replenishment system, ecommerce

    HUMAN
    Training and development; focus on individual ownership
    RESOURCES

    GENERAL
    ADMINISTRATIO Owns firm’s most stores; low-debt
    N

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