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INTERNSHIP REPORT ON COMPARATIVE MARKET ANALYSIS, CUSTOMERS ATTITUDE TOWARDS KEYA BEAUTY SOAP AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMNET PRACTICES BY KEYA COSMETICS LIMITED
Submitted to Managing Director Keya Cosmetics Limited Jarun, Konabari, Gazipur, Bangladesh.
Prepared by Md. Kazim Uddin ID # 2008041003036 15th Batch MBA (ICT) The School of Business Southeast University Dhaka-1213 October 18, 2009
Letter of Transmittal
October 18, 2009
To Md. Anamul Habib
Course Instructor
HRM
Dear Sir, I have the pleasure to submit the Internship Report Comparative Market Analysis, Customers attitude towards Keya Super Beauty Soap and Strategic Management practices by Keya Cosmetics Limited. This term paper was assigned to me as a partial requirement of my Internship Program. It was a nice subject to work on and demands huge information gathering, Preparation, understanding, and concentration and subject Knowledge. I made two questionnaires for gathering enough information, prepared much and worked hard to make this report a complete one. I hope this report will convince you that my knowledge on this subject is complete as required by you. I express by gratitude towards you for assigning me such a nice topic and giving me the opportunity to work on it and submit this report. I stand answerable to any query regarding this report. Thanking you Sincerely yours, Md. Kazim Uddin ID # 2008041003036 15th Batch MBA (ICT) The School of Business Southeast University Dhaka-1213 October 18, 2009
CONTENTS
Code Acknowledgement Executive Summery Introduction Historical background of KCL product list of KCL Objectives of the Study Methodology Limitations of the Study Part-A Comparative market analysis Market Share of different Soap Market Share of KEYA Market Share of Tibet & Camelia Market Share of Meril & Lily Market Share of Aromatic and others Soap Comparative market share of different Soap Part-B Literature Review Findings Table-1, Graph-1 Table-2, Graph-2, Graph-3 Tabel-3, Graph-4, Table- 4 Graph-5, Table-5 Graph-6, Graph-7 Table-6, Graph-8, Table- 7 Table- 8 Tabel-9, Garph-9 Table-10 Table-11, Graph-10, Table-12 Table-13, Table-14, Garph-11
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Code Part-C Objectives of KCL Future Policies of KCL Goal Setting Financial goals of KCL Crafting Strategy Types of Strategy Business Strategy Functional & Operating Strategy SWOT Analysis Core Competencies of KCL Value Chains of KCL Local & Global Strategy Implementing Tasks Execution of strategy tasks Budgeting Manpower policies Reward & Incentive System Conclusion Suggestions Appendix Bibliography
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Acknowledgement:
At first I would be very pleased to express my image gratitude, Md. Shaheenur Rahman AGM (Marketing) of Keya cosmetics Limited for his close-up guidance in preparing the desired report. My special Thanks go to Md. Mahabub Alam AGM (Marketing) of keya cosmetics Limited and also to Manager (Research) Md. Sarower Hossain who helped and supplied all the information to me with the required materials cordially. I also appreciate and gratitude to all the personnel of marketing and sales department for their cordial cooperation and help.
Executive Summary:
The KEYA Cosmetics Limited is one of the largest cosmetic industries in Bangladesh. It is currently producing international quality cosmetics and toiletry within the normal range of price. Ensuring the high quality, maintaining the reputation, providing reliable products to customer within a convenience price is a complex task for an organization. But KEYA can provide all of these because it has maintains strategic plan for achieving its target performances. It has backward linkage integration and both primary and supportive value chain activities. It also maintains the corporate culture and reward and incentives systems for better performance of its employees. Wholesalers, Traders, retailers, and various shopping malls and chain stores. The questionnaire was about the highest, second highest, third highest and fourth highest selling soaps name, about the quality, current advertisement, packaging and promotion of keya Beauty Soap. For completing Part-B I have also done a survey on the ultimate user of keya super beauty soap and it was about how long they use it? Why they switch of this brand? What kinds of promotion they want? What is their opinion about the quality and price of the soap etc? Both for Part-A and Part-B I select the random sampling method for collecting data, which is a systematic way to gather information from a large number of populations. Both for Part-A Part-B the total samples are hundred in numbers. After completing survey and analysis it is found that in the Soap industry KEYA has only 14.7% market share. 72% respondents said its price is reasonable and only 21% said its quality is excellent. 92% respondents said they get the message from television and they buy number of respondents income level is monthly tk. 5001-15000, whish indicates that the users of KEYA are, lower and lower middle class people.
INTRODUCTION
A successful company is one that customer choose first and customers choose that company which is committed to the four basic pillars-
a) Availability of the product, b) Provide product with convenience and reasonable, c) Provide better and qualitative product, d) Meet the core demand of the consumer by its product,
Keya is stand on the above four pillars and established a strong brand name in the local and foreign market within five years of its Establishment. Before
launching any kinds of products or services top management has to think the attitude, preference, likeability, value, taste, and demographical terms etc, which are vital components of target customer of any segmentation. So, it is quite impossible to continue the responsibility of marketing deeds without knowing the behavior of target market. The rapid growth of market share and increase of sales volume clearly indicate it that Keya is an established brand in the cosmetics industry of the country. For completing my MBA program it is very essential to take the internship program and work on a particular subject and thats why I choose Keya cosmetics limited. I have the curiosity about the market share of keya Beauty Soap in the soap industry and know the behavior of its ultimate user. After completing the survey and its analysis I have learned a lot of which increase my practical knowledge and also will be very helpful on my job field to build up my career.
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Keya Cosmetics Limited at a glance Status Year of Establishment Converted into public Limited Company. Subscription opened on Subscription Closed on Commercial production Nature of Business Number of Sales Depots Number of Distributors Number of distributors in Dhaka Manpower Number of shares Public company limited by shares. 14th July, 1996 1997 11 June, 2001 14 June, 2001 Early 1997 Manufacturing and marketing of cosmetics and toiletries. 06 130 11 296 16,000,000
The following are the major competitors of Keya cosmetics limited. 1. Lever Brothers Bangladesh Limited. 2. Kohinoor Chemicals Industries Limited. 3. Aromatic Cosmetics Bangladesh Limited. 4. Square Toiletries Limited. 5. Advanced Chemicals Industries Limited. 6. Lily Cosmetics Limited.
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METHODOLOGY:
The entire report is divided into three parts. AsPart A- Comparative Market Analysis Part B- Customer Attitude towards Keya Beauty Soap Part C- Strategy Management practices by KCL. For completing part-A I have done a survey on distributors, wholesalers, traders, retailers, and various shopping malls and chain stores. The questionnaire was about the highest, second highest, third highest and fourth highest selling soaps name, about the quality, current advertisement, packaging and promotion of keya Beauty Soap. For completing Part-B I have also done a survey on the ultimate user of keya super beauty soap and it was about how long they use it? Why they switch of this brand? What kinds of promotion they want? What is their opinion about the quality and price of the soap etc? Both for PartA and Part-B I select the random sampling method for collecting data, which is a systematic way to gather information from a large number of populations. Both for Part-A and Part-B the total samples are hundred in numbers. The collection of data is large and it takes a large span of time. For Part-C I collected information from the executives of keya cosmetics limited. I was dependent upon them basically for the Strategy Crafting and executing related information and for the overview of the company. I was also dependent upon the annual report published by the Keya cosmetics limited. Oral Interview was used as the data-collection instrument in this section. After finishing the survey successfully I design a table for finding out various relations with one-question elements to another question element. Then I articulate the result and discuss it according to the questionnaire. I have also added some graph and table. Lastly, I give some recommendation for different problems. Which claim the customers? I dont fell shy to articulate that I am not so much expert to give appropriate recom Mendation but I have tried the best to complete this deed.
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Total frequency point Percentage= 100 Grade 1 Highest 2nd Highest 3rd Highest 4th Highest Total
st
= 37.9%
Number of frequency 08 16 27 13
point 04 03 02 01
Percentage
= 14.7%
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Number of frequency 00 09 07 22
Point 04 03 02 01
Frequency. Point 00 27 14 22 63
Percentage
= 6.3%
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LITERATURE REVIEW: Customer perception and expectation of product quality is increasingly used to forecast company profitability and prospects for improved market share. Although many others quality focused initiatives have often failed enhance company performance and customer perceived service. Improvements have been shown empirically to improve profitability. The shift from and industrial to a customer value paradigm places product quality at the center of company efforts to improved profitability. As virtually all organization compete with one another to some degree on a basis of its product quality, and as the Bangladesh economy has become a predominantly product based and service economy so product quality then becomes significantly important to achieve a genuine and sustainable competitive advantage. Manufacturing companies are compelled by their nature to provide excellent product in order to prosper in increasing competitive domestic and global market places. Meeting rising customer expectations has proved to be one of the most difficult challenges to the manufacturer. Quality is found to measure most articulate through the eyes of the customer and it is not found to improve unless it is regularly measured. Customer are therefore never mistaken when they say that quality is bad because quality is perceived it so, it necessarily so. Companies that actively search for and incorporate the best service methods and process to improve the performance, regardless the sources and ultimately the perceptions of their customers are found to excel in relation to their competitors. In practice companies that exceed customers without impairing profit margins have frequently been found to develop a solid foundation of customer loyalty. Recognition of customers, perception and expectations to improve performance is one of the vital ingredients to achieve the company goal in local and foreign market.
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Cross interrelation between the age distribution and the frequency of using the keya soapAge 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Above 50 Total This is the 1st time Less than 6 months 1 1 1 1 3 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 3 3 2 3 3 3 2 2 4 1 6 1 4 1 5 1 6 to 9 months 1 1 More than 1 Year 2 2 2 Total 04 03 04 01 01 08 01 02 01 03 01 02 07 02 06 01 03 05 04 02 08 05 02 08 01 02 3 5 57 03 10 100
1 1 2
3 9 12
2 22
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11. About current promotion of the keya soap82% respondents are satisfied by current promotion 06% respondents are not satisfied by current promotion 12% respondents have no comment about current promotion.
12. What types of promotion respondents wantTypes of promotion Discounts Free goods Free sample Total Frequency 27 54 19 100 Percentage 27% 54% 19% 100%
Table-8: About promotion From the above table it is observed that the highest numbers of respondents 54% want free goods which indicate that the on going promotion program is appraisable. 13. Why the respondents buy more6% respondents said they buy more if the price is reduced; 81% respondents said they buy more if bigger pack size is offered by current price. 13% respondents said they buy more if extra goods is offered with the product.
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