Saturday, November 07, 2015

Big bazaar, buyers Stop, information from puma, double production in same mall



MUMBAI | KOLKATA: Initially brick and-mortar wholesalers are looking at double growth in their same mart  sales at this Diwali festival season against top online competitors’ big offer sales at last month.
Top wholesalers such as Woodland ,
Big Bazaar Group, buyers Stop, Puma and Max report buoyant demand over the previous two weeks. Big bazaar founder and CEO Kishore Biyani said the country's largest vendors is set to lead its business 28-30% at this Diwali over previous as judgment look positive. "E-commerce is still unimportant of the entire market, include a some categories like mobile phones, so there is not any stroke on business," he said.
Some other wholesalers attributed the increment in demand to fresh merchandise, fewer discounted merchandise of big brands on online portals, and early onset of winter chill in some parts of the country.
"Online had a innovation factor that helped previous time," said J Suresh, CEO at Arvind Brands, which merchadise brands such as Gap, US Polo, Wrangler and Calvin Klein. "With fewer discounts by ecommerce and new season merchandise offered by physical retailers, we are seeing same-store sales growth of 12-15%," he said. One year ago, e-commerce hulk flikmart, Amazon and snapdeal had pursued an aggressive discounting policy during the festive season to gain market share and traffic.
This season, while the online players got good acknowledgment to their big sale festival, their discounts were mostly limited to select brands such as online exclusive ones, old merchandise and their own labels as they looked to protect margins.
A audit by global probing corporation Ipsos suggested that nearly 82% buyers like to buy from offline shopes during festive season and not from online companies even as they were holding up purchases in anticipation of discounts.

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