| Why premium bottled water is an attractive opportunity in India |
Nowadays whenever you go to a decent restaurant, the first thing you see on your table is a bottle of Himalayan or Qua or some other premium natural mineral water bottle! Surprisingly for a poor country like India, premium natural mineral water currently accounts for nearly 15% of the total packaged drinking water (in value) sold in the country and this is growing at a CAGR of 21%. What are the key drivers of business opportunities in the premium bottled water market in India? How can companies tap this opportunity?
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| Short Industry Reports |
| ValueNotes “Short Industry Reports” serve as a first reference point to understand key sectors and sub-sectors in India. |
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| 10 tips for doing business with Indians |
We Indians have a lot of quirks. No doubt, people from other cultures have their quirks too, but arguably, we Indians have more of them. Maybe it’s because we’ve had thousands of years of civilization to acquire these idiosyncrasies, or simply because we’re relatively isolated from the rest of the world. Or maybe it’s something to do with the pollution of our holy rivers?
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| Presentation |
| CI in a fragmented, undocumented and unorganised market like India
A major chunk of economic activity in India is undocumented or, at best, under-documented. Several companies across industries form a part of the unorganised sector. Gathering competitive intelligence (CI) in such a scenario is challenging.
ValueNotes hosted and presented a webinar on gathering CI in fragmented, undocumented and unorganised markets. This was demonstrated through insightful case studies.
Key take-aways of the presentation:
- Understand the characteristics of the Indian market
- Gain pointers on approaches to doing CI in this environment
- Learn the practical aspects of doing CI through relevant case studies
Watch the webinar and download the presentation…
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