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PRESENTATION ON

E-COMMERCE COMPANY

Submitted By-
Ashish Singh Sengar
Ashwani Kumar
Dipanjan Dash
Isha Sarayan
Nayana Churiwala
Priyanka Ghosh Dastidar
Rounak Modi
Shubham Tiwari
Subhradip Saha
COMPANY OVERVIEW
• Category- Cosmetic and wellness products.
• Business verticals- NykaaNetwork,
NykaaDesignStudio, NykaaMan
• Stores in three formats- Luxe, On Trend and Kiosks
• First retailer in the country to tie up with global beauty
brands
• In-house portfolio of beauty products (Nykaa Beauty),
which includes nail paint and lipstick
• Offline presence in over 20 Indian cities including
Bengaluru, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Bhubaneswar , etc.
BUSINESS MODEL

WAREHOUSES

Stocks goods Delivers goods Places order

Suppliers/
Customers
Distributors
No Direct Connection
REVENUE MODEL
• They purchase directly from the brands

• This helps in getting high commission over the products

• They do not provide discounts themselves

• The brands give discounts which do not reduce their commission

• Prices are driven by brand partners and it depends on their structure


or sourcing/manufacturing strategy.

• Above 500, free delivery. Below that- Rs 50


REVENUE MODEL

On Discount
(Not Trade No
Discount) Discount
Brand Partners Customers
Receives No Tax
Commission

Shipping Charges:

 No Shipping Charges for orders above ₹500/-


 For orders below ₹500/- : Shipping Charges = ₹50/-
STRENGTHS FROM THE
EXISTING MODEL
 Better quality control- product and seller both (arrests counterfeit

products from making it to the customers)

 Deliver faster and with higher accuracy, and respond effectively to

customer inquiries about shipping status

 Customer retention (75%) brings major portion of the revenue


WEAKNESSES OF THE
EXISTING MODEL
 Touch and feel is lost in certain categories

 Present in limited cities (loses customers who want to discover new


brands and also consult the in-store beauty advisors, products that
require application training the first time)

 Prolonged order processing time in case of unavailability

 Capital inefficiency- tying up capital inventory, leading to inventory


mark-down risk
Thank You

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