Case Example — Wheel and Nirma Pricing Analysis


Retail analytics - Price analysis for Wheel and Nirma

Exhibit 32.2   Price analysis for Wheel and Nirma (fictitious data).

Wheel and Nirma are direct competitors in the low-price segment of the Indian detergent bar market. The fictitious analysis for these brands, shown in Exhibit 32.2 uses comparative price groups to assess the impact of different comparative prices on volume and value share.

In this illustration, both brands have close to 30% value share in the total market. However, in stores where Wheel’s price is cheaper or same as Nirma, the brand’s value share is 34%, i.e., +4 points.

In volume terms the dissimilarities between the buyer groups is even more pronounced — Wheel’s share varies from 31.6% in outlets where it is priced more than 10% higher than Nirma, to 37.5% where it is priced up to 10% more, and 47.3% in outlets where it is priced the same or cheaper than Nirma.


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