batch3-nike presentation v2
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BY:
XMBA BATCH 30
KAVITA BAEET
VRUSHALI MALANKAR
PRIYA MADHAVANMANDAR KARANDIKAR
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World’s most revered sports &fitness company
Global leader with a 47% market shareBased at Beaverton, Oregon , USA
Phil Knight & William Bowerman - Founder
The original name was Blue Ribbon sport.
Entered the Indian market in 1998Headquartered in Bangalore
Source: Business Week
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The branded athletic footwear and apparel industry comesunder Nike product range
FOOTWEAR - Within footwear Nike operates in variouscategories
Running Shoes (for men and women) – Differentiation Football shoes (Mercurial Vapor 3) – Focus with
Differentiation Basketball shoes (Air Jordan) - Focus with Differentiation Cricket (Air Zoom Yorker and Opener) - Focus
with Differentiation Floaters and Slippers – Differentiation
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APPARAL T-shirts, tracksuits, caps, socks, bags,
Timepieces, Eyewear, Skates, bats
Cricket and Football Jerseys – Focus withDifferentiation
SPORTS EQUIPMENTS
Gym Equipments
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•Nike Air Max
•Nike Air Force one
•Nike Dunk SB
•Nike Shox
•Nike Free
•Nike Corte
•Nike Zoom Air
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Nike Blazer
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NIKE = Winged Goddess of Victory
“Greeks say when we go to battleand win, we say it is NIKE!” Brand Personality – Competence
Reliable Intelligent Successful
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Brand Equity
Brand represents the consumer’sperception & feeling about theproduct & it’s performance.
The real value of branding is theability to capture consumerpreference & loyalty.
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The pricing is based on the basis of premium segment astarget customers.
Nike’s pricing strategy use of vertical integration in pricingwhere they own participants at differing channel levels or
take in more than one channel level operations.NIKE
$9.00 *Manufacturer
$17.50
Wholesaler$32.50
Retailer
$65.00
Consumer
Manufacturer
Labor $2.25*
Materials $4.95*Factory
Overhead
$1.80*
Other
Operating
expenses
and net
income
$8.50
TOTAL $17.50
Wholesaler
Nike's
payment to
factory (CGS)
$17.50
Sales,
general &
administrativ
e costs
$4.59
Advertising,
promotions &
endorsement
s
$2.93
R&D $2.00
Taxes $1.82
Interest
Expense
$.33
Net Income $3.33
TOTAL SP $32.50
Retailer
Retailer
CGS (from
Nike's SP)
$32.50
expenses
plus profit
$32.50
AverageRetail SP
$65.00
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NIKE, Inc. Reports Fiscal Third Quarter 2009 Results 18 March,2009
Revenue down 2 percent to $4.4 billion, up 2 percent excludingchanges in currency
Worldwide future orders down 10 percent, down 2 percent excluding
changes in currency Current Market share price is $56.70
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Nike shoes are carried by multi brand stores and the exclusively Nikestores across the globe.
Nike sells its product to 20000 retails accounts in the US and almost200 odd countries around the world.
In the international market Nike sells products through independent
distributors, licensees and subsidiaries.
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Nike has been one of the top retail leading industries forquite some time. This is because they sell qualityproducts, customer loyalty, but most of all it’s greatmarketing techniques & branding.
Nike has a number of famous athletes to create a greatdeal of attention to their products.
In order to capture the market share Nike has signed a$43 million Kit sponsorship deal with BCCI
Nike has sponsorship deals with Man U , Arsenal and F CBarcelona.
Nike also personalizes websites (nikebasketball.com,
nikefootball.com)
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Contracts with celebrities
Contracts with celebrities
Maria Sharapova Tiger WoodsLebron James
Michael Jordan Ronaldino
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Footwear Market share of the brands in 2000.
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