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1. WELCOME TO MY PRESENTATION ON
Tesco

2. Made by-
Tanmoy Chowdhury Antu
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3. Tesco plc
is a global grocery and general
merchandise retailer headquartered in
Cheshunt, United Kingdom. It has stores
in 14 countries across Asia, Europe and
North America and is the grocery market
leader in the UK (where it has a market
share of around 30%), Malaysia, the
Republic of Ireland and Thailand.
The company was founded by Jack Cohen in 1919 and
opened its first store in 1929 in Burnt Oak, Edgware,
Middlesex. The Tesco name first appeared after Cohen
purchased a shipment of tea from T.E. Stockwell and
combined those initials with the first two letters of his
surname. Originally a UK-focused grocery retailer, Tesco has
diversified both geographically and into areas such as the
retailing of books, clothing, electronics, furniture, petrol and
software; financial services; telecoms and internet services;
DVD rental; and music downloads.
[www.wikipedia.com, accessed on: 20th June, 2011]

4. GLOBALLY TESCO
[www.keywordpicture.com, accessed on: 25th June,2011]

5. TESCO PRODUCT CATEGORIES
 Groceries: Groceries, recipes, real food etc.
 Wine by the case: Fine wines, special offers etc.
 Entertainment: MP3, Concert tickets, DVD Rental etc.
 Books: Pre-orders, Children’s corner, Cookery etc.
 Clothing: Brands, Kids, Women, Men etc.
 Freedom to choose any network: SIMs, Broadband etc.
 Bank: Credit cards, Car, home, Pet, Travel Insurance etc.
[www.tesco.com, accessed on 23rd June,2011]

6. TESCO STORES
 Tesco Extra
 Tesco Superstores
 Tesco Metro
 Tesco Express
 One Stop
 Tesco Homeplus
[www.imaginerecruitment.com, accessed on: 25th
June 2011]
[www.wikipedia.com, accessed on:
20th June, 2011]

7. TESCO TURNOVER GRAPHS
[www.dailymail.co.uk, accessed on 21th June 2011]

8. UK MARKET SHARE
According to TNS World
panel, Tesco's share of the
UK grocery market in the 12
weeks to 27 December 2009
was 30.5%, up 0.1% on 12
weeks to 27 December 2008
largely in line with the
increase of the other four
largest supermarkets.
These increases follow a
decline in the market share
of discount chains Lidl, Aldi
and Netto in the same
period, collectively of 0.1%.
[www.wikipedia.com, accessed on: 24th June, 2011]
[www.wikipedia.com, accessed on: 24th June, 2011]

9. INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS
Tesco's international expansion strategy has responded to the need to
be sensitive to local expectations in other countries by entering into joint
ventures with local partners. Tesco has their operations in-
China
Czech Republic
France
Hungary
Republic of Ireland
India
Isle of Man
Japan
Malaysia
 Japan
 Pakistan
 Poland
 Slovakia
 South Korea
 Taiwan
 Thailand
 Turkey
 U.S.A
[www.wikipedia.com, accessed on: 20th June, 2011]

10. OTHER OPERATIONS
 Garden Centers
 Banking
 Technika
 Telecoms
 Fuel
 Tech support
 Film Making
 Record Level
 Video-on-Demand
 Gold exchange
 Tesco Tyres
 Your Beauty Saloon
 Clubcard
[www.mobiletoday.co.uk/ ,accessed on 22th June 2011]
[www.wikipedia.com, accessed on: 20th June,2011]

11. Beside all of this, efficient and effective training and
development of employees is an essential element for Tesco's
continuing growth in an increasingly commercial world. Tesco
requires employees who are committed and flexible in order to
aid its expansion of the business. The expansion of Tesco
relies on retaining existing customers and acquiring new ones.
All customers need to be confident and happy in Tesco. This
relies on committed and flexible employees delivering the
highest standards of service to meet Tesco's objectives.
Tesco's structured approach to training and developing its
existing and new employees provides a strong foundation for
its continuing growth.
[www.thetimes100.co.uk, accessed on 24th June 2011]

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13. THANK YOU