Spencer's Retail
Spencer's Retail
Spencer's Retail
Project title:
Brand awareness of
Spencer’s and its
comparative analysis
with Big Bazaar
Introduction
Fastest growing retail stores with multiple formats and
retailing food, apparel, fashion, electronics, lifestyle products,
music and books.
Established in 1996.
Retail footage of over 2 million square feet and over 400
Spencer’s stores in 65 cities.
It has 15 hyper markets, 11 super markets and 374 daily and
express stores across 55 cities in the country.
New Ventures
Spencer's Retail has announced a tie-up with British retailer
Woolworths Plc for exclusively selling its famous toy brand
Chad Valley through its outlets.
Spencer’s Super: one of the largest supermarket chains in the food and
grocery segment in India.
About 4000-7000 sq ft in
size and with a bright and
friendly atmosphere, Spencer’s
Daily saves the hassle of
bargaining with the local
Kirana shop owners (because it
offers the lowest possible
prices).
Spencer’s Fresh
Spencer’s Fresh stores provide with an enjoyable and convenient shopping
environment in very own neighborhood. These 2000 sq. ft. air-
conditioned stores are well stocked with fresh food of the very best
quality, such as fresh farm produce, vegetables, fruit, milk, eggs,
breads and much more. With an impressive range and a clean, bright and
hygienic ambience, Spencer’s Fresh is far better than
the regular sabzi mandis or local vegetable
markets and at Spencer’s
Fresh consumers not only do get fresh, clean and
tasty farm produce but also the lowest possible
prices in the locality, yes even lower than
sabziwala!
Spencer’s Super
The Spencer’s Super is the
place to go for the monthly
shopping.
2.7
Yes
No
97.3
Have you visited Hazratganj spencer's
earlier ?
9.8
yes
no
90.2
Visted Hazratganj spencer's
12.9 Once
18.8
Tw ice
68.3 More than Tw ice
Not visited
10.0
local shop
20.0
big bazaar
70.0 any other
Staff
2.32.3 R-1
30.7 R-2
39.8
R-3
R-4
25.0
R-5
Offers
R-1
23.0 20.7
R-2
R-3
12.6 17.2
R-4
26.4
R-5
FMCG
6.7
25.6 i
ii
67.8 iii
Staples
i
8.3 13.9
8.3 ii
9.7 iii
23.6 iv
36.1 v
vi
F& V
i
5.0
5.0 6.3 21.3 ii
iii
22.5 iv
40.0 v
vi
grm nt
i
18.5 5.6 3.7
ii
18.5
iii
iv
24.1
29.6 v
vi
E& E
i
18.5 0.0 9.3
ii
18.5
iii
20.4 iv
33.3 v
vi
HWP
i
0.0 5.4 7.1 ii
44.6 17.9 iii
iv
25.0 v
vi
Research Methodlogy
• Uni ver se : Outl et s of organi zed ret ai l se ct or and
it’s cust om er s.
• Samp le uni t : Pr ices o f Commo di ties
av ail able at Sp ence r’s a nd
Big Bazaar .
• Samp le si ze : 1 00
• Samp le type : Rand om sampli ng
• Ty pe of D at a: 1 . Pr imar y data: - Que st ion nai re
2. Se con dar y dat a: - Compan y’ s
webs it e an d
pr ice l is t of
the two
co mpani es.
Findings
• Spencer’s have a good brand awareness among
the consumers.
• FMCG products have major acceptance of all
the offerings,of spencer’s, among consumers.
• The consumers are not much satisfied of the
offers introduced by Spencer’s.
• HWP is the slowest moving section of the outlet.
Continued…
• Big Bazaar have better promotional
schemes than Spencer’s.
• Big Bazaar have better product range than
Spencer’s.
• The target customer of both the companies
are different.
• Big Bazaar have greater acceptance
among the consumers in comparison to
Spencer’s.
Suggestions
• In order to improve its business,Spencer’s
should introduce more competitive promotional
schemes such as those in Big Bazaar.
• The bakery section should sell the products at
cheaper rates.
• The product range of Spencer’s should be
improved in order to match that existing in Big
Bazaar.
Presented
By:
Karishma