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Recent trends in the alcoholic beverages industry: Review from a global perspective
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“RECENT TRENDS IN THE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES INDUSTRY: REVIEW FROM A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE, ”
Derrick Vijayan
HOW ATTRACTIVE ARE THE CUSTOMERS OF EACH MARKET?
MARKET SIZE BY VALUE
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009610
620
630
640
650
660
670
680
690
700
640.6
655.5
672.4
684.1
694.8
€ billion
€ billion
SEGMENTATION OF PRODUCTS
Beer, cider & flavoured alcoholic beverages
Wine
Distilled Spirits
THE OTHER PRODUCT!!! UNRECORDED& TRADITIONAL ALCOHOL
Smuggled, home made or traditionally made beverage.
Prevalent in developing countries, e.g. East African countries and former Soviet Republics
12L in Moldova, 10.7L in Uganda, 9L in Zimbabwe etc. per capita consumption
2/3, ½ & 1/3 of all alcohol consumption in the India, Africa, and in Eastern Europe respectively.
PERCENTAGE SHARE BY VALUE 2009: PRODUCTS
50.5%
27.4%
22.1%
% share
Beer, cider & FABWineSpirits
REGIONAL PREFERENCES
PER CAPITA ALCOHOL C0NSUMPTION
PERCENTAGE SHARE BY VALUE 2009: REGION
Europe; 50.9%
Americas; 27.8%
Asia-Pa-
cific ; 19.4%
Rest; 1.9%
REGIONAL TRENDS: 1990-2005
PORTER’S 5-FORCE ANALYSIS OF THE INDUSTY
Buyer Power
Degree of Rivalry
Threat of New EntrantsSubstitutes
Supplier Power
0
5
Source: Data Monitor
MAJOR PLAYERS
Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) SABMiller Heineken N.V. Diageo plc. Carlsberg. A/s Pernod Ricard SA
MARKET SHARE OF MAJOR PLAYERS
Anheuser-Busch InBev
20%
SABMiller10%
Heineken N.V.8%
Others 61%
Sales
COMMON TRENDS…
Merger, Acquisition and Joint Ventures. Buying brands that can exploit major
market and selling off plants that are in small markets
Major markets have Saturated=> Diversification.
BRIC economies will remain a critical growth driver in the coming decades
Wider opportunity in emerging economies
MERGER, ACQUISITION AND JOINT VENTURES
1960s: Involved Brewers and Wine makers of UK
1970s: Happened in Continental Europe 1980s:Motivated by the globalization of
markets=> Acquire distribution channels
2000s: Consolidation of Beer, Spirit and Wine Industries
DIVERSIFICATION
SABMiller engaged in the hotel and gaming sector
Carlton & United Breweries diversified into soft drinks.
Many Brewers moved into wine industry
SAB Miller does bottling for Pepsi-co
BRIC ECONOMY DRIVEN GROWTH
More than 40% of world population. All deemed to be at a similar stage of
newly advanced economic development.
Rapid Expansion of huge middle class with high purchasing power
Customers who favored traditional beverages becoming brand conscious.
SUMMARY
Considerable changes in last few years Changes in population of commercial
versus non-branded products Internationalization of brands
Yet most of the alcoholic beverages that are produced continues to largely unrecorded.
THE END!
QUESTIONS?
THANK YOU!