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Consumer Markets
Consumer Markets
KPMG in India, with its vast repertoire of skill sets and resources is aptly positioned to offer clients an array of services.
KPMG in India, with its vast repertoire of skill sets and resources is aptly positioned...
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Post-Budget sectoral point of view
Post-Budget sectoral point of view
The provisions for this year’s Budget are expected to revive rural consumption, which has been subdued for the past two years
The provisions for this year’s Budget are expected to revive rural consumption, which has been subdued for the past two years
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Sell SMART - Moving towards a SMARTer consumer market
Sell SMART - Moving towards a SMARTer consumer market
In the coming years, macro-economic trends are expected to make India the fifth largest consumer market in the world by 2030, providing a big opportunity for retail and consumer goods sectors, especially FMCG.
In the coming years, macro-economic trends are expected to make India the fifth largest consumer market in the world by 2030, providing a big opportunity for retail and consumer goods sectors, especially FMCG.
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Impact of E-commerce on Indian SME's
Impact of E-commerce on Indian SME's
E-Commerce in India is a relatively novel phenomenon, especially when compared with the markets in US and China. But it had grown to become a USD 13.5 billion flourishing industry in 2014 and is expected to be USD 80 billion market by 2020.
E-Commerce in India is a relatively novel phenomenon, especially when compared with the markets in US and China. But it had grown to become a USD 13.5 billion flourishing industry in 2014 and is expected to be USD 80 billion market by 2020.
Consumer markets today are witnessing change at a pace not witnessed ever before, offering new opportunities and challenges. This can be attributed to dramatic shifts in the buying behavior, growing urbanization, emergence of the service sector, changing trends/lifestyle, and most importantly, the increasing power of the retailer as a key link between a buyer and seller.
The Consumer Markets sector at KPMG in India can broadly be classified into
- Food Drink and Consumer Goods: Comprises food and beverage, personal care, household goods and disposables.
- Retail: Comprises food & food services, apparel, gems & jewelry, mixed retail, entertainment, durables and IT, DIY & home improvement.
- Agribusiness: Comprises agri-inputs (seeds, agro-chemicals and implements), agri-logistics, plantations and cooperatives.
How can we help
Food security and safety, FDI in retail, rural penetration, effective e-commerce and lack of effective supply chain are some of the key challenges faced by the consumer markets industry. KPMG in India, with its vast repertoire of skill sets and resources is aptly positioned to offer clients an array of services. Business Effectiveness, IT Advisory, Financial Risk Management, People Management, Accounting Advisory, Mergers and Acquisition, Audit, and Tax advisory are some of the services the Indian firm offers.
Companies seeking KPMG in India’s knowledge and experience would be able to benefit substantially and enhance their value proposition in arriving at both product and process efficiencies, enabling sustained profitability and growth.
Impact of E-commerce on Indian SME's
e-Commerce in India is a relatively novel phenomenon, especially when compared
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