Analyzing Business Markets & Consumer markets: Revlon
Revlon is one of the
world’s leading skin care manufacturer with its products physically manifested
in various countries of the world.
Revlon reaches its consumers in two ways:
Revlon reaches its consumers in two ways:
- B2B2C(Revlon->Retailers->Consumers)
- B2C(Revlon->Consumers)
ü EBITDA
margin for Revlon declined from 21.6% in 2012 to 19.2% in 2013.
Forbes has currently forecasted Revlon's Color Cosmetics EBITDA Margin to
increase marginally to reach 20% by 2020.
ü Revlon's
hair care market share expanded from 0.44% in 2012 to 0.66% in 2013. Trefis expects to see a strong addition in
sales in 2014, resulting from the full year addition of TCG's hair care product
sales and have a market share estimate of approximately 1.41%. Post 2014, we expect Revlon's hair care market share to
increase marginally and reach 1.45% by
2020.
Revlon sells predominantly
through large mass retailers and chain drug stores such as Wal-Mart, Target,
Sears, Walgreens, Rite Aid, CVS and Longs Drug Stores in the US, with Wal-Mart making up about 24% of the
company's net sales.
International Markets
ü SECOND
LARGEST MARKET SHARE IN COLOR COSMETIC IN US: 18% of the global market size and commands over 20% share of the US market in
color cosmetics.
ü TCG(The Colomer Group) adds
close to $530 million in revenues to Revlon's core business, taking the
total to $1.9 billion in 2013.
ü Revlon , derives 43% of
revenues from international geographies.
On the basis of revenue, Revlon
($1.4 billion revenues)
is
much smaller than L'Oreal (at $30.5 billion), Avon ($10 billion) and Estee
Lauder ($10.4 billion), therefore Revlon has less money to spend on marketing,
an extremely important factor for success in the cosmetics industry.
Analyzing Consumer Market
ü Consumer Characteristics:
There would be more or less mostly the Personal
characteristics of the consumer that would drive her(mostly) or him to go for a
purchase of any personal care product from Revlon.
ü Psychological Processes:
Motivation- The people around, if have used the product
in the past and are satisfied with it or its services, then it’s a possibility
that they would praise the product recommend it to their friends.
Perception- The consumers’ own perception about the
product or past experience with the product could be a factor in driving the
person to buy the product.
Memory: Any top of the mind recall or any blur
image of the product in mind could also be a reason in any product purchasing
decision.
ü Buying Decision Process:
Ø Problem Recognition
Ø Information Search
Ø Evaluation of Alternatives
Ø Purchase Decision
Ø Post Purchase Behavior
ü Purchase Decision:
Product Choice- Hair Care, Lip care, Skin
Care etc
Brand Choice- Revlon, L’Oreal, Lakme
etc
Dealer Choice- Which store to choose to
get the best quality product at the best price?
Purchase Amount- Setting the limit to the
expenses
Purchase Timing- Deciding the occasion of
purchase
Payment Method- Deciding on how to make
the payment(On Cash/On card)
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