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Cosmo Films Limited
Market Orientation
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About
Cosmo Films Ltd, one of the global leaders and
manufacturers of Bi-axially Oriented
Polypropylene Films (BOPP) was established in
the year 1981
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Mission
Cosmo will seek global market
Leadership Development and growth inoriented films and Thermal Film will be our
focus. We will continue to create a winning culture,
operating in the highest standards of ethics
and values. We will strive for excellence in customer
service, quality and R & D.
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Objectives
Short term objective: Increase the domestic
demand, cost reduction, integrated production
and distribution plan
Long term objective: Increase global presence,
quality on international standard, customer
satisfaction.
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Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP) Film
Unique combination of properties such as better shrinkage,
stiffness, transparency, sealability, twist retention and
barrier.
Its high clarity and low haze help producers of film or
packagers to create glossy, high-transparency film that
enhances the appearance of packaging or other products.
Used in variety of applications including: flexible packaging,
pressure sensitive tape , printing and lamination, stationary,
flower sleeves , cable wrap and insulation
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Product
Two Categories:
Plain non-heat Sealable
Co-Extruded heat sealable
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1976
On Oct 7, Cosmo is incorporated to manufacture BOPP (biaxially
oriented polypropylene)
Used in Packaging and electronic applications
First Unit in India to produce BOPP
1976-1995
Mainly Focused on Short Term Goals like monthly and quarterly
sales and profits reports
Delegation of authority was Limited and whole organization was
depended on Jaipuria for any major decisions
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1995 onwards
Planned the Long Term objectives and took major steps which
includes-
Withdrew Himself from day to day functioning
Insulation of company from any outside Business fluctuations
Appointment of Seniors and Professionals at Top Management
Levels
Formation of Strategic Planning Group (SPG) and appointed Sushil
K. Mittal, transferred G.D. Agarwal (Head to Technical Function)from Aurangabad Plant to Delhi as members of SPG
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1996-97 situation
60 % technology imported from DMT, France
Long term debt 20.47 crore at interest rate of
14%-22% (march 1992)
July 1995 conversion of debenture fell by 73%
Interest amount 6.9 crore
Cost of line iii 39 crore. 1996-97 only 41 pc with data transfer through
floppies. Therefore lack of data compliation.
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1996-97 situation cont..
Majority domestic market
Client share
Unable to meet international quality standard
ISO9001 certified 1994, Indian star of packaging
1995 R & D expenses 40.69 lakh in 1994-95 to 86 in
1996-97
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1997-98 Crises
Stress within organization
Unable to cater customer want
Improper target setting
Poor sales collection
Production downtime, conversion ratio and rejectionswere high
Increased competition resulting in lower profit margin,reduce in price
Drained cash reserves Lack of motivation and low confidence within
employees
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Performance
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Sales
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Price Strategy
Minimizing losses
Standard business process
Lost communication cost Lowering freight cost both in domestic and
export.
Logistic planning and management Increased efficiency, advance technology
resulting in lower operational cost
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Price strategy cont..
High price realization for customized product.
Transparent and quality communication
Gov. incentives for exportIndicator 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01
No. of Employee 633 509 (19.5%) 304 (40.2%) 298 (1.97%)
FG inventory 398 284 (28.64%) 154 (45.77%) 92 (20.77%)
WIP inventory 31 19 (38.70%) 70 (268.42%) 51 (27.14%)Total Inventory 429 303 (29.37%) 225 (25.74%) 143 (36.44%)
Rejected return as
per of sales
2.30 1.86(19.13%) 1.64 (11.8%) 1.09 (33.53%)
Communication 89 85 (4.44%) 65 (23.52%) 55 (15.38%)
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Demand
Indicator 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01
Export of BOPP 1800 1950 (8.3%) 2850 (46.15%) 3950 (38.59%)
Projected
demand
2665 3140 (17.82%) 3700 (17.83%) 4350 (17.56%)
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Demand cont..
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Demand cont..
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Recommendation
Focus on International Markets as Indian sub-
continent consist of only 4% of global demand.
Explore new material by enhancing R&D initiative
Build larger plants thereby increase production
Customer oriented development and marketing
Reduce cost of production and distribution
Explore other international market
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GETA Corp vs CosmoGETA Corp Cosmo
Area of Focus is External Factors Area of focus is organizational structure
and process .
Concentrated on Large profits Concentrated on International markets and
Customer relationships
Defined Market on the basis of Product &
demand
Defined Market on the basis of Volume &
risk involved in payment schedules
Focusing on different prices acc. To
different environment for realizing higher
sales
Pricing is not the focused parameter .
(Because price realization is higher.)
Focusing on quality improvement forrealizing higher sales
Internal communication between
geographically diversified units was
improper
Well organized communication between
various segments
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GETA Corp Vs Cosmo
GETA Corp Cosmo
No emphasis was laid on overcoming the
problem occurring due to role overlaps
All workforce was organized keeping into
consideration that roles do not overlap
and proper division of sections was made
Objectives laid were just monitory and
customer value was not the prime focus
Business objectives were laid with a focus
on customer value
Sales oriented marketing concept leading
to marketing myopia
Market oriented approach was followed
Not a major emphasis on R&D R&D was emphasized upon and proper
integration was there with application cell