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    Brief History Born in Atlanta, Georgia, on May 8, 1886 by Dr. John

    Stith Pemberton, a local pharmacist

    Registered as a trademark in 1887 and by 1895 Coca-

    Cola was being sold in every state and territory in theUnited States

    Today is the world's leading

    manufacturer, marketer, and distributor ofnonalcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups

    Regarded as the worlds most well known brand

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    Coca Cola in Pakistan

    Came to Pakistan in 1953 with their first plant at

    Karachi and it all started with a franchised and

    licensed distribution

    In 1996 Coca Cola International acquired all the

    Cokes manufacturing operations from the licensees

    in Pakistan and formed CCBPL

    Today Coco Cola has the 2nd largest share in the CSD

    market after Pepsi.

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    Ownership Structure

    Started with a franchised and licensed distribution

    Coca-Cola Beverages Pakistan Limited (CCBPL) was

    incorporated in 1996

    Joint venture between Coca-Cola International, Fraser

    and Neeves Singapore and Packages

    Coca-Cola Company and local partners have a 90 : 10

    shareholding pattern

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    Location of Office/Factory

    CCBPL Lahore Plant

    23 KM

    RAIWIND ROAD,LAHORE

    PAKISTAN

    HEAD OFFICE:5-E-II GULBERG III,LAHORE

    PAKISTAN

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    Location of Plants

    The CCBPL plants are in

    Karachi

    Hyderabad

    Sialkot Gujranwala

    Faisalabad

    Rahimyar Khan

    Multan

    Lahore

    Rawalpindi

    Peshawar

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    Introduction of the Brand

    Brand Names & Logos

    Coca Cola Sprite Fanta

    Diet coke Sprite Zero Kinley

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    Introduction of the Brand

    Various Sizes

    250ml

    250 ml (Non Returnable) 300ml (Non Returnable)

    500ml (Non Returnable)

    1 liter

    1.5 liter pet

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    Goals and ObjectivesCorporate Objectives

    To become the best and the biggest anchor bottler inthe world

    To Inspire moments of optimism... through ourbrands and our actions.

    To create value and make a difference... everywherewe engage

    To continue to be an organization providing thequality products to the valuable customers.

    To project an outstanding corporate image.

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    Marketing Objectives

    Sustainable Growth

    Increase Sale Volume

    Maintain or Increase Market Share

    (Both Mind share and Heart share)

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    Market Segments Strategy

    Multi Segment Strategy

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    Target Market

    Customer Profile Demographic segmentation: Age

    For coke and Sprite Every age group but targetgroup overwhelmingly contains age groupbetween

    15-25 For Fanta age group of less than 15

    For Diet Coke and Sprite Zero Age group of30 &above

    Gender

    Male, female

    Occupation

    Belonging from the every walk of life

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    Customer Profile

    Psychographic Segmentation

    Social Class:

    For Coke, Sprite and Fanta Sec A,B,C

    For Diet Coke and Sprite zero Sec A and B

    Personality and Behavior: Diet Coke and Sprite zero for more health

    conscious people

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    Core Competencies

    Assurance of quality

    Company operated factories so they canensurethe quality in every drop of their products.

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    Competitive Advantage

    Most well known brand all over the

    world

    Directly owned by

    State of the art manufacturing plant

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    Brand Life Cycle Analysis

    Market Trends

    Changing life styles

    More diet consciousness

    Brand Life Cycle Analysis

    Coke, Sprite and Fanta are in Maturity stage

    Diet Coke and Sprite zero are in growth stage

    Kinley in Introductory stage

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    Need Analysis Present specific need of the customer

    Intrinsic

    Association with specific class

    Extrinsic

    Quenching the thirst, refreshing ones self

    Gaps in the market Availability Gap

    Brand awareness gap

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    Brand Management Strategy

    Brand Architecture

    CSDs Drinking Water

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    Cont. Band Positioning

    Festivities

    Fun And Joy

    Refreshing

    Branding Objectives

    To create awareness

    To build brand preference and increasing market share

    To increase awareness in semi urban and rural areas

    Brand Essence

    Joy and freshness

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    Cont.. Brand Personality

    A 17-18 year old student, very friendly,

    optimistic, enthusiastic and full oflife

    Brand Promise

    The Coca-Cola Company exists to benefit and

    refresh everyone it touches

    Brand Association Analysis

    Freshness Style

    Food

    Basant

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    Cont.. Brand Endorsement

    Coke used Abrar ul Haq for this purpose but

    they are not using him anymore

    Brand Problems

    Availability

    Awareness

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    The Marketing Mix

    Product Analysis

    Brand name

    Coca cola

    Logo

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    Coca

    cola

    250

    ml

    250 ml (Non

    Returnable)

    300ml (Non

    Returnable)

    500ml (Non

    Returnable)

    1liter 1.5 liter

    Sprite 250ml

    250 ml (Non

    Returnable)

    300ml (Non

    Returnable)

    500ml (Non

    Returnable)

    1liter 1.5 liter

    Fanta 250ml

    250 ml (Non

    Returnable)

    300ml (Non

    Returnable)

    500ml (Non

    Returnable)

    1 liter 1.5 liter

    Dietcoke

    250

    ml

    250 ml (Non

    Returnable)

    300ml (Non

    Returnable)

    500ml (Non

    Returnable)

    1 liter 1.5 liter

    Sprite

    zero

    250

    ml

    250 ml (Non

    Returnable)

    300ml (Non

    Returnable)

    500ml (Non

    Returnable)

    1 liter 1.5liter

    Packaging (Various sizes)

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    Cont. Product quality statement:

    Embodies the most up-to-date, stringent

    manufacturing practices... because Coca-Cola is a

    symbol of quality.

    Focuses on customer and consumer satisfaction...

    because Coca-Cola is customer and consumer

    satisfaction.

    Provides a framework for safety and

    environmental stewardship... because Coca-Cola

    is a responsible citizen of the world

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    Pricing Analysis

    Pricing Method:

    In Pakistan the Coca Cola uses competitor

    indexing method means it locate its priceswithrespect to their competitor prices.

    Pricing Strategy: Keep the price at par with your competitors

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    Sr.N

    o

    Units Retail

    Price

    Whole Sale

    Price

    Factory

    price

    1 250ml 10 9 8

    2 250ml(non

    returnable)

    15 13 12

    3 500ml(non

    returnable)

    20 19 18

    4 1 liter 23 22 21

    5 1.5 liter pet 40 36 35

    6 Tin Pack 25 18 17

    Factory and Retail price

    Of various offerings

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    Distribution Channels

    In Pakistan, there are 11 territories where thefranchised units produce and sell Coca-Cola. Someof these territories are:

    Lahore

    Karachi

    Rawalpindi

    Peshawar

    Hyderabad

    Multan

    Rahim Yar KhanOut of these 11 territories 8 territories have beenpurchased by Coca-Cola international now inPakistan. Now most of them have been operated bythe company itself.

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    Cont

    Distribution ChannelSome of the major distributors in Lahore are:

    Star (Pvt.) Ltd. Shahdara

    Urban (Pvt.) Ltd. Bhattia Chowk

    Abbas Enterprises (Pvt.) Ltd. located at Gulberg

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    PeshawarRawalpindiGujranwala

    Lahore Faaisalabad

    Multan Rahim Yar Khan

    Karachi

    On Map

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    Promotional AnalysisThere are Four types of advertisement.

    Informing This kind of advertising preambles or follows the immediate

    launch of a new product or service. It is meant to spread theword, educate or inform the clientele about a new productand service and highlight its attributes.

    Persuading

    These kinds of ads are meant to induce brand preference andpersuade customers to buy it by highlighting their featuresaseasy availability ad high quality.

    Reminding

    Now Coca Cola is an established name considered as atrend setter. The primary focus of most of the Cokesads isto just refresh and remind the customers memory about the

    product.

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    Cont

    Special Occasions They also promote their products on special

    events in Pakistan like BASANT,EID and

    Sports events like Cricket.

    MEDIA

    The company used almost every media inPakistan in electronic media PTV,ATV,Cable

    Channels in print various news papers and

    professional magazines, pamphlets

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    Themes Of Ads

    Trying to Associate Coke with

    Happiness

    Liveliness

    Optimism

    Positive Attitude

    Enjoy your life fully

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    Discounts and free

    sampling

    Quality Discounts

    Coca Cola offers 5-10% discount to those

    customers purchasing one crate, whichconsist

    of almost 24 bottles.

    Trade Discounts

    Discount to wholesalers 12 15%

    Retailers 8 10%

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    Cont.

    Push and Pull Strategy

    The company uses mix of the push and pull

    strategy because it gives the discounts to the

    wholesalers , retailers and also promote their

    products through advertisements.

    Coca Cola also give price concessions to thecustomers like Ramadan offers.

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    Market Positioning

    Strategy

    Promise and Support Claimed

    Promise

    Fun, joy and freshness

    Support

    Ensuring the quality in every drop of their product

    Sponsoring festivles and cultural events, concerts

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    Communication Strategy

    Providing fridges and deep freezers

    Posters and stickers on the shops

    Excessive bill boarding

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    Posters and Print ads

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    Posters and Print ads

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    Posters and Print ads

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    Posters and Print ads

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    Posters and Print ads

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    Posters and Print ads

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    Sponsorships

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    Sponsorships

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    Coke on the road side

    Sl

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    Slogans

    Slogans

    Drink Coca-Cola (1886)

    Maza Zindage ka

    Jio Coke zindage (most recent)

    Thund program (for Sprite)

    Coca cola rang day BasantFood is asking for Coca Cola

    C t R l ti hi

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    Customer Relationship

    Management

    Key account executives for exclusive

    corporate clients

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    Competitive Analysis

    Direct Competition

    Pepsi

    Indirect Competition

    Shandy

    Mecca Cola Amrat Cola

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    Substitutes

    Juices

    Mineral water

    Shakes Hot beverages

    Lassi

    Milk

    Sharbat

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    Brand Strength The Coca-Cola Company is the largest

    manufacturer, distributor and marketer of non

    alcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups in the

    world. More than 400 brands are now sold in more

    than 200 countries. The companys brand is one of the most

    recognized in the world (94% of the worlds

    population recognizes the coca cola trademarkand

    afterOK, it is the second most recognized wordin the world) and accordingly is the companys

    major source of competitive advantage

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    Effective presence inPakistan In Pakistan, Coca cola follows non-franchised

    production and distribution business model.Though distribution is about to be outsourced to athird party, still, the non franchised production

    brings in added advantages of uniformity ofoperations, uniform and better workingenvironment, shared and unified knowledge baseand better understanding of local demand

    pressures and trends.

    The last franchises of Pindi and Peshawar werebought out in March 2006, and since then thecompany is going through major restructuring, and

    infrastructure and capacity building.

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    Results of Operations CCBPL, founded in 1997, went on a shopping spree of its

    local operations from the franchisees in 1999. The last ofthe franchises were bought out in 2006. Owing to the stiffcompetition from Pepsi, the first few years weretroublingtimes. But concerted efforts towards capacity building and

    infrastructure development, the last two years haveshownpositive double digit growth rates in major urban markets(Lahore and Gujranwala).

    The next three years corporate plan envisages acquisitionof market leadership (the total market share of Coke standsat 37% right now, 1% being occupied by local brands likeAmrat and Shandy and the rest is that of Pepsi).

    Weaknesses

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    Lack of Coherent BrandingStrategies Pepsi has cashed in on the Cricket formula

    courtesy of the genius of Imran Mustafa, the thenCEO of Pepsi. Interflow, the ad agency of Pepsi,

    has done a good deal of wonders for Pepsi. OME(Orient McKann Erickson), the long time adagency for Coke, seemed at a loss as to how tocounter the branding onslaught of Pepsi.

    Cokes dissatisfaction with OME has led to therecent switchover from OME to a relatively lesserknown name, Ogilvey and Mathers.

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    Weak Distribution Network A strong distribution network ensures ample

    availability in tight demand cycles. Pepsi has for along time outsourced its distribution to PTN(Perfect Transport Network) and has ensured its

    presence in every nook and cranny of the country.

    Recognizing the efficacy of third partydistribution, Coke has also decided to outsourceitsdistribution. In Karachi, all the distribution is nowdone by PTN. The same will be implementedacross the country by the mid of 2008.

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    OpportunitiesIntroduction of New Product Lines

    Late it may be, but Coke now envisions to bring outproducts suited to the changing dietary needs of the urbanaudiences. Nutraceuticals, like fruit juices and mineralwater, are experiencing brisk double figure growth rates.

    Coca cola introduced its premier mineral water brand,Kinley, in December 2006. the product is going throughsoft launch phase and its effective advertising anddistribution can win it its due share in the every increasingmineral water pie.

    By July 2007, the company is expected to roll out its fruitjuices line. By mid 2008, the company is expected tointroduce its coffee and iced tea brands.

    Brand is attractive to Global

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    partners With its strong international portfolio and huge

    customer base, Coca Cola has been able to attractother globally renowned companies to cross selland co brand. Coke today has exclusivedistribution with food chains like BurgerKing andMcdonalds. It now has joint ventures withNestle

    and Starbucks. So, in the coming days, we may expect a similar

    understanding taking place between CCBPL andother MNCs (for cross selling and co

    brandingan acquisition for local food processingcompany-Shezan however couldnt be realizedbecause of shezans reluctance to sell only itsbeverages line).

    Threats

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    Stiff Competition Unlike the global trends, the fizzy drinks

    growth rate in Pakistan is in double digits.

    Fruit juices, energy drinks and dilutables

    (like Tang and Limu Pani) have also found

    appreciation and recognition in the urban

    and semi-urban markets.

    M k t C titi St t

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    Market Competition Strategy

    Coca- Cola is in an ologopolistic market

    and where branding plays a great role. In

    the ologopolistic market the firms dont

    compete with price, but rather with

    advertising and other non-price strategies

    And coca cola has been successful in doing

    so