Subtitle Content of case study • INTRODUCTION • Market Analysis • Marketing Strategy • Success factor • Conclusion This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND INTRODUCTION
• Zerodha is a prominent Indian financial services company,
headquartered in Bangalore. Founded in 2010 by Nithin Kamath, it has disrupted the traditional brokerage industry in India by introducing a technology-driven platform that offers low-cost brokerage services to retail investors. With its innovative approach and commitment to transparency, Zerodha has become the largest retail brokerage firm in India by the number of active clients. Market Analysis Over the last ten years, the Indian stock market has grown a lot because more regular people are getting involved. But there was a problem with the companies that help people buy and sell stocks – they charged a lot of money and didn't always show how they were doing things. This made it hard for many people to join in. Zerodha saw this problem and took advantage of the increasing interest in trading by creating a business that was different. They made a way for people to trade that was cheap and easy to use. A lot of Indian investors liked this new way of doing things, and Zerodha quickly became the top choice in the market. Market Strategy • Zerodha, a leading Indian brokerage, strategically disrupted the market by offering a low-cost, user-friendly trading platform, addressing the industry's high fees and lack of transparency. This innovative approach attracted a growing number of retail investors, propelling Zerodha to market dominance. Success Factor • Technology Innovation Disruptive Pricing Focus On Customer Feedback Transparency and Trust Concentrate on new account openting Conclusion • Zerodha has done really well in the Indian brokerage industry. They understood that people wanted a trading platform that was cheap and easy to understand, so they made one. A lot of regular people started using it, and now Zerodha is the top choice in the market. Their smart way of doing things not only fixed problems that were around for a long time but also made them a big player, meeting the changing needs of Indian investors in the ever-changing financial world.