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GINO SADistribution Channel Management
GINO SA : Introduction
• Company : Gino Burner Co.• Manufacture : Burner and spare• Establish : 1931• Headquarter : Paris, France
Product Line : Domestic Range : Commercial Range : Industrial Range
Burner
• Provide controlled flame• 2 main components : Head and Body• Application : Boiler and Furnace
Gino Markets
• EUROPE was single largest burner in the world followed by US
1991
Gino Markets
• There are different ways to partition the burner market, but Gino used OUTPUT CAPACITY as its Partition segmentation variable .
Segment Boiler Capacity
Domestic < 0.5 ton
Commercial o.5 to 2 ton
Industrial > 2 ton
Gino SA : Background
Manufactured
50 + Models of burner
Competitive Edge
1. In-house
production
2. Well establish
network
3. International
Exposure
381,000 Burner :1999
. Largest
manufacturer
and
Exporter
Of burner in the
world
Gino Beijing Office
• Set up : 1995• Function : Market research and campaigns, Administration distribution channel, Technical supports and Counselling, Key account & OEM business development, Identifying Partners for JV
• Director of commercial : J.G. Pitcher• China marketing manger : David zhou• Asia Pacific manger : J.M. Pierre
Burner Market in CHINAPrior to 1990
• China: rich resource of coal• Cheap but low in efficiency and high in emission of pollutant• Mostly Coal-combustion boilers were used
1990-1995
• Govt. emphasis on Pollution control• Coal-combustion boilers began to replaced by oil-combustion boiler• Major manufacturer in china :Weishaupt , Baltur & Ridello , Elco ,Quenod ,Corona
Burner Market in CHINA1995 - 1998
• Several new application for burner emerge• Gino domestic market : Price leader• Gino Commercial market : Market share increase from 0 % to 8 %• Gino Industrial Market : Tough competition with dominant giant “Weishaupt”
Post 1999
• Domestic range : Price competition• Commercial range : Mainstream market• Industrial range : Growth of 20 % per year at least the next 5 years
Customer Buying process
Burner Manufacturer
Distributors Dealers OEM
End user
• Most manufacturer relied solely on distributors for sales.• WEISHAUPT was the only manufacturer that had its own Direct sales force and Distributor channel• OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer
Customer Buying process :CHINA
Market segmentation#1Domestic Boiler
#2Commercial Boiler
#3Industrial boiler
Avg Vol Per year(Units)
250 22,000 3,400
Avg Price per Unit(RMB)
2,500 9,000 65,000
Market size(RMB)
194 million 198 million 221 million
** Renminbi (RMB) is currency of china.
GINO’s Distribution Network in China
Wayip Trading Co.
Fung’s Co.
Jinghua Mech eng Co.
#1
#2
#3
GINO’s Distribution Network in China
• Distributors carried only Gino Burner and spares• Revenue Ratio for Burner and spares is 80:20
• WAYIP – 100 % Gino burner business• FUNG’s – Textile : main product line• JINGHUA – apart from burner business , also made sold boilers.
• Each of 3 distributors assigned rights to provinces and signed a contract stating that selling Burner in other distributor’s territory was strictly prohibited.
GINO’s Distribution Network in China
Distributor’s Function
3
CREDIT
SALESSTOCK
Credit
• Open Pro-forma invoice to confirm placed order• Distributor then opened a letter of Credit through its bank (Opening bank )to Gino’s Bank
STOCK• Predict order• Typical order cycle : 40-45 days for Domestic and commercial burner , 60 days for Industrial burner
SALES
• Customer interface function• Some distributor use second-tier dealer for sale role while most of it ,is done by Sales Forces
# 4 Price Level
Transfer Price
(US Dollars)
Base Price
(RMB)
Public list price
(RMB)
Transaction Price
(RMB)
eXample
• Burner Transfer price : US $100• Base price :RMB 1,232 (factor of 12.32)• Public list price :RMB 1,972 (+60% on B.P.)• Transaction price :RMB 1,578 (20 % Disc P.L.P)
#3 Year Goal
• Develop a min 2 OEM accounts and 2 end user key accounts• Optimize the Distribution channels• Achieve annual sale of 200+ units burner• Achieve annual Combined sales volume of 15,000 units• Improve service and spares supply• Build Brand Image
Distributor Behavior
Demand for Better
Terms
Stolen
Sales
Reluctant to
Stock
Industrial
Burners
J.M.Pierre ….
So the CASE STUDY aims…
To Resolve confusion in Distribution channelarises Due to …
..Feima is going to get permission to buy burner directly from Gino rather than from Jinghua
Feima Boiler Co. Ltd
1999
• 350 sets of Domestic burner , 50 sets of commercial burner and 3 sets of Industrial Burner were purchased from Jinghua by Feima
• Jinghua allowed Feima avg 25% discount off the Public List Price.
• Feima approach Gino for OEM treatment to get at least 10 % greater discount from Gino.
Zhou Liked Feima’s Porposal of OEM
WHY ?
But…
Because…
• To combat the increasing Bargain- ing Power of distributers.
• Break into well-enterched customers (Weishaupt) in industrial burner .
• No increase in purchase of Gino burners untill OEM status - Feima.
• No OEM business yet in china so it would increase OEM business in other territories.
But Jinghua opposed it…
Reason …
• “Gino should not develop distributors’ existing customers as OEM accounts”
• This Practice may lead to low confidence in co-operating with Gino.
Before final Decision ....Zhou looked at several aspect
Aspects …
• Response from other 2 distributors• Message – how competitors look at it• Attitude of Gino’s corporate management• Feima’s response• Any other solution
So There is 2 hypothesis Solution of this Dilemma
#1 Feima - OEM
ADVANTAGES
1.A New initiative of OEM Business in china for 1st time
2. Feima promise of purchasing at least 50% of its commercial and industrial burners and all its domestic burner from Gino
DIS-ADVANTAGES
1. Relationship with Distributors would be hampered down
3. 3 year goal set could also be achieved.
#2 Feima – Not OEM
1. Industrial sales would be increased
ADVANTAGES
2.Good relationship with Distributers and Dealers
DIS-ADVANTAGES
1. China would lost opportunity of OEM Business in other territory
2. Competitors may use this idea to enhance their own Market
Rahul kumarIITG
This slides were created by Rahul kumar , as a part of an Internship done under the guidance of Prof. Sameer Mathur