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    It is a measure of profitability commonly used by theretailers,

    Direct product profit (DPP) equals an items grossmargin rupees, plus discounts and allowances earned,

    less direct handling, selling, and inventory holdingcosts. DPP focuses on the contribution profit of individual

    retail items in individual stores. It enables the retailer to develop results for brands,

    categories, departments, stores etc., thus forming thebasis for merchandising decisions. The Direct Product Costs represent three distinct areas

    of cost allocation. These include warehouse costs,transportation costs, and store costs.

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    Total sales amount = 807071

    COGS = 640911

    Gross Margin = 166160 (weekly)

    Safety stock = 42.94 units

    GMROF = GROSS MARGIN / SPACEPROVIDED= 166160/ 791.65

    = Rs 209.89/sqft

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    Total sales amount = 974468

    Cogs = 832561

    Gross margin = 141907

    GMROF = 141907/ 843.62= Rs.168.21/sqft

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    WEEKLY UNIT SALES BASISi. Grocery: 41.3%ii. Merchandise: 58.7%

    WEEKLY SALES AMOUNT BASISi. Grocery: 45.3%ii.Merchandise: 54.70%

    SHELF SPACE BASISi. Grocery: 48.41%ii. Merchandise: 51.59%

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    Destination Routine Ocassional Convenience

    Cereals Jams Baking Needs Canned Fruit

    Pulses Baby Food BakingMixes/PancakeMixes

    Dried fruit

    Flour Skin Care Desserts

    Vegetables Hair Care Milk Modifier

    Oral Care

    Shaving Needs

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    Category RoleCategory Tactics

    Assortment Pricing Shelf Presentation Promotion

    DestinationComplete varietyat all levels

    Leadership bestvalue acrosscategory

    Prime storelocationPrime shelf space

    High level of activityHigh frequencyMultiple vehicles

    Preferred/Routine

    Broad varietyCompetitive-consistent

    Average storelocationHigh shelfallocation

    Average level ofactivityAverage frequencyAverage durationMultiple vehicles

    Seasonal/

    Occasional Timely variety

    Competitive in

    season

    Good storelocation

    Average shelfallocation

    Seasonal activity

    Multiple vehicles

    Convenience Select varietyWithin reach ofcompetition

    Available storeLow shelfallocation

    Low level of activitySelected vehicles

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    Hair Care

    Oil Care

    Personal Care

    Shaving Kit

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    164.47

    313.15

    137.5188.03

    192.97

    309.84

    234.71

    GMROF - Hair Care

    Conditioner

    Hair Colour

    Hair Gel

    Hair Cream

    Hair Oil

    Hair Powder

    Shampoo

    9%6%

    4%

    3%

    31%

    1%

    46%

    Category Share - HairCare

    Conditioner

    Hair Colour

    Hair Gel

    Hair Cream

    Hair Oil

    Hair Powder

    Shampoo

    67.89

    227.37

    58.33

    114.34107.64

    200

    159.01

    DPP - Oral Care

    Oral Care Accessiories

    Hair Colour

    Hair Gel

    Hair Cream

    Hair Oil

    Hair Powder

    Shampoo

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    We consider the product hair colour in the subcategory hair care.

    Here we see that although the sales volume is

    low at 6% within the hair care sub category yetit provides a high value in GMROF and DPPon floor space.

    Therefore sales of this product should beencouraged by Girish by giving it a betterdisplay position and a position on the shelfwhich is at a higher level

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    1%

    31%

    67%

    1%Category Share - Oral care

    Oral Care Accesiories

    Toothbrush

    Toothpaste

    ToothPowder

    177.22

    382.22

    155.06

    167.35

    GMROF Share - Oral Care

    Oral Care Accesiorie

    Toothbrush

    Toothpaste

    ToothPowder

    50.63

    272.47

    53.97

    75.51

    DPP on Floor Space -

    Oral care

    Oral CareAccesiories

    Toothbrush

    Toothpaste

    ToothPowder

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    There seems to be a problem with the producttoothpaste.

    Though its sales volume is quite high yet the DPP onfloor space and GMROF are quite low in this category .

    Therefore the shelf space of this product should bereduced to give way to other products of this category .

    Bundle toothpaste and toothbrush together as theformer is a fast moving product

    Although Oral Care Accessories have a good DPP onfloor space, they also have a low GM% and SalesVolume , so their sales need to be improved or we haveto forego this product.

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    All Beverages

    Bakery

    Dairy

    Staples and Miscellaneous

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    Item sales performance is the most important factor. If anitem succeeds to create a significant turnover during fieldtests it is automatically considered as a prospect to enter intothe assortment.

    Incremental contribution of each SKU is tested throughregular evaluations

    The decision to launch a private label is based onsubstitution analysis where the brand and private label is

    presented on the shelf next to each other.

    If the turnover of private label item reaches to 80 % of salesof the national brand then the national brand is replaced

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    Overall pricing strategy of the store is tomaintain EDLP.

    Private label items are priced at 70% indexcompared to national brands and overall pricesare targeted around 85-90 index compared to

    general market. Pricing is based on cost plus method.

    Value based pricing is strategically notpreferred and not used.

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    Merchandise is best presented:

    From left to right

    At eye and hand level

    Face-out

    Vertically

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    Analysis show that promotions have had apositive effect on sales volume of all products

    But the Percent increase in sales of some

    products is more than others

    We have sorted the product categoriesaccording to decreasing value of % increase(Refer Promotions excel sheet)

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    An aggressive strategy should be continued for someproducts which have shown excellent improvement.

    They should be promoted by all of Price Reduction, FeatureAd and Display

    For the others, am

    oderate prom

    otion should be continued They can be promoted by one or a combination of PriceReduction, Feature Ad and Display

    For some products, the promotions have not resulted inmuch growth in sales.

    Such products would sell even without promotions or low

    promotion expenses This way we recommend to spend judiciously on only the

    product categories for which the investment is worth

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    There are some exceptions to the Generalizedrecommendation

    In some cases, due to LOW VOLUME of sales,

    promotion should be less even though %increase is high

    In some cases, due to HIGH VOLUME of sales,promotion should be more even though %increase is low

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    FlagshipBakery products

    & body care

    CashBeverages

    JuicesCanned fruits

    Rehab

    oral careHair remover

    Oilsugar

    Under fire

    Shaving creamSalad dressing

    Maintain/GrowSkin care

    Dried fruitsSalts

    Hair powder

    Core Traffic

    ToothpasteSoupscereal

    HIGH MEDIUM LOW

    LOW

    HIGH

    Sales Volume

    Gros

    sMargin%

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