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By the group “CONQUEROR” W E L C O M E W E L C O M E Welcome to our Presentation Session By the group “CONQUEROR”

Course title: MANagement information system Presentation Topic: CASE STUDY ON PRAN GROUP Course code: MKT-406 Course title: MANagement information system

This Presentation Is Submitted To: MR. FAYEZ AHMED Lecturer Department of MARKETING Bangladesh University of Business & Technology

Group Profile

Members of outstrip: Members: ID# Mohammad Afzal Arefin 09102101138 MD. Ayet Ali 09102101160 Md. Saleh Kabir 09102101161 Md. Shahadat Hossain 09102101019 Md. Anisul Haque Khan 09102101129 Asadujaman Nur 09102101133

Background & History PRAN is the pioneer in Bangladesh to be involved in contract farming and procures raw material directly from the farmers and processes through state of the art machinery at several factories into hygienically packed food and drinks products. The brand “PRAN” has established itself in every category of food and beverage industry and can boost a product range from Juices, Carbonated Drinks, Confectionery, Snacks, and Spices to even Dairy products. RFL Stands for Rangpur Foundry Limited (It is a water pump and plastic pipe industry). From the time being it has now 17 associated companies and they are beverage, property,  agro based, tube wells, plastic pipes, etc. these associated industries are in- Natore, Rangpur, Ghorashal and Dhaka.

Introduction contin……. PRAN stands for Program for Rural Advancement Nationally. “PRAN” is currently the most well known household name among the millions of people in Bangladesh and abroad also. Since its inception in 1980, PRAN Group has grown up in stature and became the largest fruit and vegetable processor in Bangladesh.

Juice & Building Material 1.Aseptic Pack 2.Returnable Glass Bottle PRAN Junior Juice 125ml. PRAN Juice Pack 125ml. PRAN Joy Juice 200ml. PRAN Cool Juice 200ml. PVC Door PVC Sheet

Practicing of Marketing Concept The marketing concept is the philosophy that firms should analyze the needs of their customers and then make decisions to satisfy those needs, better than the competition. The marketing concept relies upon marketing research to define market segments, their size and their needs. To satisfy those needs, the marketing team makes decisions about the controllable parameters of the marketing mix. Today most firms have adopted the practice of marketing concept. PRAN GROUP is a concept to fight against the core of people’s poverty hunger in Bangladesh in the shortest possible time through employment generation. PRAN-RFL group now makes a great position in the market of Bangladesh. Their thinking is to achieve the organizational target with full participation of the employees and give maximum welfare.

Practicing of Marketing Concept Continue… Needs, Wants & Demands Markets Products, & service Exchange, Transactions & Relationships Value & satisfaction

Structure of Supply Chian Management of PRAN-RFL Group Raw Material Components PRAN-RFL Wholesaler Distributor Retailer Rural

PRAN Agro Marketing Company Ltd. PRAN Group is a well diversified company established in 1980. PRAN is pioneer and leading conglomerate in agro-based business industry in Bangladesh. It has been exporting & marketing its various food, beverage, confectionary products and plastic made households in 65 countries all over the world. It comprises 12 companies with multiple product line. Its annually turnover approximate Tk.600 core. Over 3000 employees work under PRAN group. It is an ISO 9001, UKAS certified company.

Brand Development Line extensions Brand extensions Multi-brands A company has four choices when it comes to developing brands. Line extensions Brand extensions Multi-brands New brand

Swot Analysis of PRAN-RFL Group Strength: Strong distribution channel Human resource Wide drinks category They have their own factory, dairy and manufacture Weakness: Management efficiency Training and development of company Short life cycle of product Positioning as a local manufacturing company Contract resource

Swot Analysis of PRAN-RFL Group continu……. Opportunities: Export Tie up with multinationals Strong brand image Competitor’s weak distribution channel Franchise business all over the world Threats: Aggressive competitors Changing consumer behavior Availability of foreign product Ad hock advertisements of competitor Using old technology

Conclusion As a merger company PRAN-RFL not only takes a big portion on market share through Food & Beverage but also plastic products are dominating large portion in the market’s plastic products. Their target is to reduce poverty through increasing employment and it has become possible for PRAN-RFL by taking a stable position in the market share. Companies first consider the demand of customers, on which they provide products to give better satisfaction to the customer.

Related Question: What is the difference about PRAN-RFL to others company Any Suggestion or advice for PRAN-RFL group? How often customer use PRAN-RFL products? Why clients prefer PRAN-RFL instead of other company? What advantages they are holding in the competitive market? What disadvantages they are holding in the competitive market? How can PRAN-RFL group improve their strategy to be the market leader in the competitive environment?

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