Checkpoint project report ravi verma

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Broad Area: Marketing
“Product Identification And Shrink Management
In Retail Sector”
Faculty Mentor‟s Name: Prof. (Dr.) Ekta Rastogi
Student‟s Name: Ravi Shankar Verma
Reg. No.:

Declaration
I hereby declare that the Project work entitled ―Product Identification And
Shrink Mnagement In Retail Sector‖ submitted by me for the Summer
Internship during the Post Graduate Diploma in Management Program to
Shri Ram Murti Smarak International Business School is my own original
work and has not been submitted earlier either to SRMS IBS or to any other
Institution for the fulfillment of the Requirement for any course of study. I
also declare that no chapter of this manu script in whole or in part is lifted
and incorporated in this report from any earlier / other work done by me or
others.
Place: Lucknow SIGNATURE:
Date: June 19, 2017
NAME: Ravi Shankar Verma

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Acknowledgement
A summer project is a golden opportunity for learning and self-development.
I consider myself very lucky and honored to have so many wonderful people
lead me through in completion of this project.
I hereby take this opportunity to thank, Checkpoint System for providing me
a corporate exposure through the course of my summer internship.
These few details lead me to realize that, like all human endeavors, this
report is not perfect and may contain errors and shortcomings. Thus, I
remain open to all criticisms and suggestions which could present me with
new sources of inspiration as I develop in my ability to research and learn.
I wish to express my indebted gratitude and special thanks to " Mr. Sameep
Nakra, “Sr. Sales manager north and east INDIA and Bangladesh,
Checkpoint System" who in spite of being extraordinarily busy with his
duties, took time out to hear, guide and keep me on the correct path and
allowing me to carry out my industrial project work at their esteemed
organization and extending during the training.
I express my deepest thanks to Mr. Probal Bose for taking part in useful
decision & giving necessary advices and guidance and arranged all facilities
to make life easier.

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It is my glowing feeling to place on record my best regards, deepest sense of
gratitude to Mr. Anuj Rai and all members of Checkpoint family for their
judicious and precious guidance which were extremely valuable for my
study both theoretically and practically.
I express my deepest thanks to Prof.(Dr.) Ekta Rastogi, my faculty guide
for instructing me and giving me his valuable advice on my project. He
helped all time when i needed and he gave right direction toward completion
of project.
I would like to extend my gratitude to SRMS IBS, Lucknow for providing
me such a platform.
Last but not the least all my friends and family for their support and co-
operation.
Thanking You,
Ravi Shankar Verma
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Executive Summary
Checkpoint Systems is a provider of merchandise availability solutions for
the retail industry, encompassing loss prevention and merchandise visibility.
Checkpoint provides solutions for retailers to achieve accurate real-time
inventory, accelerate the replenishment cycle, prevent out-of-stocks and
reduce theft to improve merchandise availability and the shopper’s
experience.
The SIP titled „Product Identification And Shrink Management in Retail
Store.‟. The main objective of the study was:
To make a presentation for the customers
To analyze the customers penetration In local market of U.P.
To sell checkpoint product in the local market of U.P.
To analyze competitor’s penetration

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Contents
Chapter 1
1 Industry Profile
2 Services
Company Analysis
About CCL
1 History of Checkpoint
2 Origin of Checkpoint
3 SWOT Analysis of Checkpoint
4 Product of Checkpoint
5 Competitors of Checkpoint
Chapter 2
Methodology
1 Objective of the Study
2 Research Design
3 Sample Design
4 Target Populations
5 Sample Size
6 Scope of Study
7 Tools and Techniques of Analysis

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8 Limitations
Chapter 3
Data Analysis
1 Data Analysis & Interpretation
2 Enquiry Update
3 Competitor Analyses
Chapter 5
1 Findings & Their Implication
Chapter 6
1 Conclusion
2 References

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Industry Profile
The SIA India Security Market Report analyzes the Indian market for
electronic security by technology and vertical market, revealing
opportunities for investment and expansion in the nation. The report also
examines the Indian economy and business environment, including special
economic zones and liberalized foreign direct investment policies. Security
businesses that want to enter this market will find the report to be a detailed
roadmap and invaluable instruction manual. Annual GDP growth in India
has exceeded 9 percent for several years, making the country an important
trading partner and investment destination for the United States. Bilateral
trade between the U.S. and India surpassed $40 billion in 2007 and India’s
foreign exchange reserves are now greater than $200 billion. India is driving
its economic expansion and emergence into the First World by developing
high-tech service industries such as IT, financial and business management.
By embracing high-level, leading-edge technologies, India has expanded
business opportunities for the electronic security industry. The figure below
depicts the ranking of EPS products, according to a survey conducted for the
report in which respondents were asked to rank the top three product
segments. Market size and growth rate are important indicators of the
development and sustainability of an emerging market. The size of the
Indian electronic physical security (EPS) market was $256
million in 2007. This market is expected to increase an average of 31 percent
a year from 2008 to 2012. In 2008, it is projected to grow to $334 million,
led by growth in CCTV and fire detection, the two largest product segments.
Growth in these two technologies is being driven by rapid residential

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construction requiring fire detection and alarm equipment. CCTV is also
driven by the rapidly expanding retail market.
Investment Opportunities Abound for U.S. Security
Companies
 The five major segments of EPS equipment include:
 Intrusion alarm systems,
 Fire detection and alarm systems,
 CCTV/video surveillance systems,
 Access control systems and
 Electronic article surveillance.
 India has occupied a remarkable position in global retail rankings; the
country has high market potential, low economic risk, and moderate
political risk
 India’s net retail sales are quite significant among emerging and
developed nations; the country is ranked third (after China and Brazil)
 Overall, given its high growth potential, India compares favorably with
global peers among foreign investors
 With investment of around US$ 511.76 billion, the first half of 2016
witnessed the highest annual private equity (PE) in the retail sector, since
2008.

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Services
Uniformed Armed Security Guards
When or if the need arises, RSS can provide our clients armed security
guards. These persons are trained and dedicated professionals who have an
eye for detail and understand what it means to pay attention to their
surroundings. These armed security guards will meet the necessary training
requirements set forth by state or county that the store/facility is located.
Uniformed Unarmed Security Guards
RSS dispatches uniformed security officers to secure your property,
employees, customers, facilities, and resources in every market and business
sector in the US and Canada. We have a solid reputation of being one of the
best security companies throughout our industry.
Managing a process of selecting and training security service professionals
and follow up with our quality control program provides our clients with
peace of mind.
Excellent customer service and efficient communication is among our top
priorities. We work closely with our affiliates in providing client specific
security in a variety of industries.
We make sure that our guards are there to discourage theft, vandalism,
graffiti, loitering, crowd control and other unwanted activity for businesses
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Dependable, responsive service that will give individualized attention to
your security needs. Local coordination, support and immediate
management for any service request.
No minimum contract period required – use us when you need us.
Short and long term coverage available.
You can verify our references from a list of our clients whom are
immediately recognizable.
Off Duty Police Officers
When or if the need arises, RSS will arrange for off duty police officers to
be on site. If wanted or needed, these officers can be plain clothed and be
able to blend in with their surroundings. They are trained in any situations
that may arise including theft, vandalism, graffiti, loitering, and other
unwanted circumstances that may come about.
Emergency Response Service 24/7
RSS recognizes the need for emergency security services, whether in
response to alarm malfunctions/fire watch, access control failures, power
outages, workplace threats, property damage and other natural disasters.
Live security coordinators are available 24/7 365 days per year. Our
emergency services are a unique, flexible, and cost-effective means to
providing experienced and vetted security officers for your short-term or
long term needs.

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Vehicle Patrol
Marked patrol vehicles offer a highly visible and effective way to deter
crime; enforce rules and regulations; and foster a general sense of safety,
security, and community.
Our security guards are fully licensed and insured to provide a wide range of
patrol security services. This includes perimeter and surveillance patrols,
observe and report, investigation of suspicious activity, power to arrest,
alarm and emergency response, lockup and alarm, parking enforcement,
public relations, communication, and general duties. If needed, we can
provide guards that are also permitted to carry firearms, batons, or pepper
spray, or certified in CPR and first aid. Mobile vehicle patrols of your
campus, facility, warehouse, or lot are done in random patterns, this allows
us to provide you with detailed reports with the times and frequency of
patrols for complete accountability and documentation.
Temporary Guard Services
There are times when you may need our services temporarily, such as a
crime spree in the area, contractors needing to do work in your location, not
being able to secure your location, a special event, or disaster event. RSS is
available 24/7 365 days per year.
Bigger is not always better, our customer service is what sets RSS apart
from many of our competitors. Our communication with your corporate
offices, the locations, our guards and / or the contractors who are requesting
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RSS is detailed oriented and our commitment to excellence is what keeps
our clients coming back. It’s because of our clients that we have been able to
enjoy tremendous growth and success over the years.
The times and frequency of patrols for complete accountability and
documentation.
Permanent Guard Services
RSS can provide permanent day-to-day unarmed or armed guard services for
retail stores, distribution centers, restaurants or any other settings throughout
the United States and Canada. These guards will be able to monitor, respond,
and report to all safety and security issues. Since this will be on a permanent
basis, guards will be able to understand the requirements of the location and
needs for the job.
Interior & Exterior Patrols
Interior patrols allows the client to have an outside security professional who
can observe, investigate, and report any suspicious activity at their location
during business hours or overnight. Exterior patrols can provide parking
enforcement, perimeter, surveillance and fire watch patrols. Both of these
services gives our clients the peace of mind to know that their people and
property are protected in a variety of ways.
Mobile Patrols
RSS understands that sometime you need a guard to be able to be mobile.
We provide guards that are able to travel depending on your specific needs.
They can follow a project if it needs to move sites, travel to multiple sites or

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dedicated location, and provide random spot checks to help deter criminal
activity. Whatever your needs are for mobile patrols, RSS can supply them.
Fall Alarm Services
Our highly trained, uniformed officers inspect your premises, check all
access points, and set your alarm to provide you with the peace of mind that
your property and assets are safe and protected.
Using private security guards to dependably lock up and set your alarm is
one of the most effective ways to prevent loss and deter crime. It lowers
your liability risk and may even reduce your business insurance premiums.
Instead of relying on your staff, trust our expertly trained officers to securely
close your office, building or facility. They assess your vulnerabilities to set-
up a daily lock-up and alarm routine, and follow a strict security protocol.
Their procedures may include showing up at a designated time; inspecting
all windows, doors, exits and entrances; checking that all personnel have
left; checking for any threats and suspicious activity; setting the alarm; and
logging all observations and activity in a daily log.
Special Events / Crowd Control
Special Events, whether large or small, need dedicated trained professionals
who have an eye for detail and understand what it means to pay attention in
a high capacity environment. We are truly committed to providing the best
service at your event and making sure your people and property are
protected during high occupancy situations. Our personnel are well-trained,
well-groomed, professional uniformed security guards who are articulate and
always have a positive attitude toward you and your guests.

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Employee Escorts
Providing your employees with a safe environment inside, and outside of
your facility is a role that we take very seriously. Our employee secure
escort service extends that safety environment when employees leave the
facility to their car or transport. Whether it’s due to a terminated employee
or a high crime area, RSS will ensure the safety of your employees.

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CCL
A global specialty packaging pioneer, CCL is the largest label company in
the world and provides innovative solutions to the Home & Personal Care,
Premium Food & Beverage, Healthcare & Specialty, Automotive &
Durables and Consumer markets worldwide. The Company is divided into
four reporting segments: CCL Label, CCL
Container, Avery and Checkpoint.
CCL Label is the world’s largest converter of pressure sensitive and
extruded film materials for decorative, functional and information labels.
The business is CCL’s biggest reportable segment and represents 67% of
total sales. Customers include major global corporations in the consumer
packaging, healthcare and consumer durable segments. CCL Label produces
a wide range of specialty label products, including expanded content,
WashOff™, RFID, specialty electronics (CCL Design / CCL Design
Electronics), promotional games and long life pressure sensitive films to
protect or replace paint. It also produces highly-decorated extruded plastic
tubes for premium brands in the personal care, cosmetic and healthcare
markets.
Heritage
CCL Industries Inc. was founded in 1951 as Connecticut Chemicals Limited
in Toronto, Canada. CCL Industries has evolved into the world leader in
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CCL Industries employs more than 13,800 people operating 125 production
facilities in 33 countries on 6 continents with corporate offices in Toronto,
Canada and Framingham, Massachusetts.
CCL is committed to preserving the environment,
not just because it’s the right thing to do but because we all breathe the same
air, drink the same water and live with the limited resources of this planet.
We believe that all companies and all people have an inherent responsibility
to do their part, and we are no different. We are also committed to protecting
the health and safety and promoting the wellbeing of our employees around
the world, because they are one of our most important assets.
Holistic Plan
In order to fulfill these responsibilities we developed a holistic plan that goes
beyond conservation and aims to deliver value to all touch points for
customers, suppliers, and our communities while ensuring a sustainable
future for CCL.
We are investing in resource saving technologies and waste reducing
processes at our facPilities worldwide. By focusing on engineering with
more efficient manufacturing, we can offer our customers the best solutions
to meet their sustainable packaging needs.Sustainability is about more than
just conservation; it also means being responsible corporate citizens while
producing quality products. A key part of this process is working internally
with employees and externally with our supply chain partners to create more
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working to decrease the impact of transportation, reduce waste, and increase
the use of sustainable alternatives within our supply chain.
Being a socially responsible corporation means that we have fair labour
practices, maintain safe workplaces, and give back to our employees and the
communities in which we operate.
Our holistic approach addresses five areas that are critical to our success:
Policies & Goals, Planet, Products, People and Partnerships.
CCL Industries –Acquisition Of Checkpoint Systems
CANADA • The provider of specialty label and packaging solutions
entered into a definitive merger agreement whereby CCL acquire
Checkpoint Systems, Inc. for USD 10.15 per share in an all-cash transaction
valued at approximately USD 556 million, including net cash. The
transaction has been unanimously approved by the boards of directors of
both companies.
Checkpoint is a manufacturer of inventory management and labeling
solutions, including RF and RFID-based, to the retail and apparel industry.
The business has operations in 29 countries including 46 go-to-market units
and 21 manufacturing facilities. For the last twelve months ended September
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million and Adjusted EBITDA (before synergies) of USD 83 million,
resulting in an adjusted EBITDA margin of 10.2%.
History Of Checkpoint Systems, Inc.
Checkpoint Systems, Inc. is one of the world leaders in electronic article
surveillance (EAS) technology that tags retail items to prevent shoplifting
and employee theft (so-called 'shrinkage'). With 42 percent of the global
market share in EAS, Checkpoint trails only Sensormatic Electronics and its
45 percent. The longtime rivals employ different technologies, which has
caused some friction between the firms, resulting over the years in negative
advertisements and litigation. Checkpoint is involved in other areas of
security control, including closed-circuit TV and monitoring systems, and
access control systems, which determine employee access to restricted areas
at specified times. Checkpoint also offers a radio frequency identification
(RFID) system that can simultaneously read data from a large number of
'intelligent tags' without the need for line-of-sight. The technology has been
used to automate toll lanes to ease congestion at bridge and turnpike
entrances. Checkpoint employs RFID in its library services, not only to
prevent theft but also to control inventory and allow patrons to check out and
return materials with self-service equipment. In recent years Checkpoint has
expanded beyond the bounds of retail security by offering bar code labeling
systems and hand-held pricing systems. With security tagging embedded
during the manufacturing process ('source tagging'), Checkpoint's systems
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manufacture to point of purchase. Despite the move to diversify its business,
however, Checkpoint still relies on EAS systems to account for almost 80
percent of its sales.
Company Origins
Checkpoint was originally incorporated in Pennsylvania in 1969 as a wholly
owned subsidiary of Logistics Industries Corporation, a packaging company.
Checkpoint first serviced the library market, providing security and control
over revolving materials. Logistics' founder, A.E. (Ted) Wolf, recognized
that Checkpoint held more promise than the company's main packaging
business. In the 1970s Checkpoint expanded into retail security. When the
subsidiary reached $3 million in sales in 1977, Wolf spun it off and
distributed the company's common stock to Logistics' shareholders as a
dividend, in conjunction with a merger between Lydall Inc. and Logistics.
As long as theft was a growth industry, and there was no hope that it would
suffer a prolonged slump, companies like Checkpoint were likely to prosper.
Costs associated with shrinkage were staggering, amounting to the loss of
billions of dollars each year. Studies from 1996 indicated that $21 billion
worth of merchandise was stolen from domestic retail operations.
Consumers, as a result, were made to pay higher prices, and the government
lost up to a $1 billion in tax revenues. Of the $21 billion in stolen
merchandise, $9.1 billion was attributed to outside shoplifters, $10.7 billion
to employees, and $1.5 billion to vendor representatives on the premises.
Furthermore, reducing shrinkage could have a dramatic impact on a
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eliminated from shrinkage translated into a pre-tax net increase of 33
percent.
Before such studies were conducted, retailers assumed that the vast majority
of shrinkage was caused by outside shoplifters. Confronting worker theft and
systemic bookkeeping errors thus were avoided in favor of blaming an
underclass of habitual thieves. In addition to a skewed understanding of
shrinkage, the measures taken to combat shoplifting proved unsatisfactory.
Locking merchandise behind glass cases provided security but required
hiring a large sales staff to wait individually on customers. Placing products
in the open, to stimulate sales, necessitated fixtures and locking devices that
would allow the customer to feel the merchandise but not walk off with it.
Efforts to make goods even more available to customers, to stimulate
impulse buying, would lead to security guards, both uniformed and plain
clothes, patrolling catwalks above the floors of department
stores, peering through one-way mirrors, or keeping an eye out for
shoplifters from lifeguard-like perches. Security companies boasted about
the numbers of shoplifters apprehended, but in reality shrinkage in the 1960s
and 1970s continued to increase, as did the cost of prevention. Thus retailers
were hurt at both ends. The stigma attached to shoplifting also was
lessening, with some people justifying it as a 'political act.' In any case, it
was becoming increasingly more difficult to spot a likely shoplifter in the
crowd, as well as to assume the trustworthiness of employees, who might
see theft as an appropriate remedy to grievances. It was in this environment
that electronic article surveillance was developed.
The initial technology of EAS was simple enough, essentially that of radio.
A transmitting tag was attached to an item of merchandise that could be

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removed only by a cashier. If the tagged merchandise was taken from the
premises a receiver flanking the entrance would pick up the signal and sound
an alarm. The system depended on proper training of personnel, to make
sure tags were removed properly, and on maintenance of equipment. Still,
the results were impressive, at least until shoplifters found ways to
circumvent the system. Security personnel were also too quick to assume
guilt when an alarm sounded, which led to a rash of falsely accused
customers and costly legal settlements. Retailers learned that the new EAS
systems had an elastic zone of detection that could extend well beyond the
store's entrance, creating a 'bubble' that expanded during heavy pedestrian
traffic. Alarms could be triggered by nearby racks of tagged items, and
angry customers were stopped and searched for no reason. Even when the
system caught a legitimate shoplifter, gaining a conviction proved difficult,
since that would require a direct observation of the theft. Nevertheless,
shrinkage was curtailed substantially and the loss prevention industry was
well established.
Changing Leadership in the Early 1990s
The early leader in the EAS business was Sensormatic Electronics
Corporation. By 1986 Checkpoint, focusing on drugstores, would be tied for
second with Knogo Corporation, but it still lagged well behind Sensormatic.
Preparing to step down, Wolf named a former accountant, Gerald Klein, to
serve as Checkpoint's senior vice-president of operations, with the
understanding that Klein would take charge when Wolf retired in two years.
By 1992, however, with the price of Checkpoint stock virtually unchanged,
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make Checkpoint a more feared competitor, a trait that he found lacking in
Klein.
In addition to beefing up the sales force by 50 percent and bringing out new
security products, Wolf also initiated a program of global expansion. In 1992
Checkpoint acquired its Canadian distributor, Checkpoint Canada, allowing
the company to directly sell its products in the Canadian marketplace. The
following year Checkpoint purchased its distributor in Argentina.
Checkpoint also moved into the Australia and Mexico markets.
Wolf clearly was determined to grow Checkpoint and challenge Sensormatic
for supremacy, not only in sales but technology. The two companies had
come to rely on different methods for EAS. Checkpoint was committed to
radio frequency (RF) technology, whereas Sensormatic now opted for
acousto-magnetic technology, in which alarms were triggered by the
vibration of metal in the security tags. Both systems had advantages and
disadvantages. RF tags were paper thin and easier to work with, but also led
to a high number of false alarms. Acousto-magnetic tags were cumbersome
and pressure sensitive, but suffered virtually no false alarms. Both systems
also had big name retail customers with heavy investments in their systems
who weighed in on either side. Under Klein there was good relations
between the two companies; Sensormatic even agreed to distribute
Checkpoint RF systems in Europe. But there was a war brewing over which
system would become the standard for source tagging in the music industry.
Music retailers, with a younger customer base that was susceptible to the
temptation of shoplifting and a product that could be easily concealed, were
one of the major users of antitheft devices. Much of the security involved the
manufacturers' use of cardboard 'longbox' packaging. The industry, facing

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pressure from ecologists, agreed to eliminate the packaging by April 1993.
The move to source tagging, embedding the security transmitter directly into
the product, was the logical solution to providing product loss security for
the new smaller tape cassette and compact disc packaging. Most music
retailers, however, used a tagging system that relied on microwave
technology, which would not be compatible with source tagging.
Furthermore, the microwave system had proven to be easily defeated by
shoplifters who used body shielding or foil-lined bags. In preparation for the
longbox conversion, the National Association of Recording
Merchandisers (NARM) tested EAS systems with the intention of
establishing a standard. Of the four participants in the testing (Checkpoint,
Sensormatic, 3M, and Knogo), only Checkpoint was wedded to just one
technology. The others also offered RF and could more easily adjust if
NARM ruled out magnetics in favor of radio. Thus the stakes for Checkpoint
were extremely high, even though it was likely that the winner would license
its technology to the other companies.
As NARM delayed announcing its decision, Wolf and Checkpoint released a
full-page ad in the January 9, 1993 issue of Billboard that claimed that
certain magnetic deactivation systems could distort the audio quality of
audio and videotapes. While Sensormatic was not mentioned in the ad, the
acousto-magnetic technology it criticized was proprietary to Sensormatic,
and based on NARM criteria it was really the only logical alternative to
Checkpoint's RF system. With NARM on the verge of announcing its
decision, Sensormatic lost no time in filing suit against Checkpoint for false
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In February 1993 rumors that the NARM subcommittee working on the
security question had recommended the Sensormatic system sent Checkpoint
stock tumbling, losing a third of its value in two days. In March NARM
announced its decision to go with Sensormatic, only to discover through
further testing that indeed the system's deactivation process did cause
deterioration in the sound quality of some cassettes. Now the price of
Sensormatic stock dropped and Checkpoint's was driven up. While
Sensormatic rushed out new deactivation devices that it maintained
corrected the problem, Checkpoint again trumpeted the studies that led to the
company being sued, as it tried to pressure NARM to reopen its process.
The Mid-1990s and Beyond
On June 26, 1993, Sensormatic agreed to drop its suit against Checkpoint,
when the two entered a pact agreeing not to criticize one another in their
advertisements; also as part of the settlement, however, Sensormatic
discontinued its agreement to sell Checkpoint products in Europe. The next
month, to forestall a loss in European sales, Checkpoint acquired Dutch
makers of security products and services, ID Systems International B.V. and
ID Systems Europe B.V.
The NARM controversy, with the stakes so high, was destined to fester.
Checkpoint and Target stores, which used Checkpoint systems and sold a
great deal of music products, filed suit against NARM. When PolyGram in
1996 began to employ the source tagging standard recommended by NARM,
Checkpoint and Target sued the music distributor. PolyGram suspended its
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support of source-tagging, but we will not fund the fight on behalf of the
entire industry.'
In the meantime, Checkpoint continued to grow. Kevin Dowd took over as
president and CEO in 1995, with Wolf now serving as chairman of the
board. Also in that year the company acquired Eagle Security, its distributor
in Norway, as well as Actron Group Limited in the United Kingdom. In
1996 Checkpoint opened a European distribution center in Mechelen,
Belgium. Checkpoint moved into the closed-circuit TV (CCTV) security
market in 1995 with the purchase of Alarmex, then over the next two years
made further purchases to bolster its position, adding Canada's Vysions
Systems, Denmark's Check-out Security Systems, and Belgium's D & D
Security.
In April 1997 the suit against NARM was settled out of court. While NARM
urged manufacturers to begin placing Sensormatic tags on CDs, it also sent a
letter to the six major music distributors requesting that they meet with
Target to discuss its concerns, in effect asking them to consider embedding
more than one tag or tagging separate batches of CDs with both
technologies, a position that NARM had opposed for the 12 years that it had
been involved in the question of source tagging. Target had maintained,
however, that much had changed in the intervening years: other industries
had dealt with the same question of multiple technologies in source tagging.
While Checkpoint concurred and urged that market forces be allowed to
work, Sensormatic took the position that CDs were not conducive to two
tags and that the delays cause by litigation had simply prevented merchants
from enjoying the savings that could be realized by better security measures.
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retailer, and in turn the consumer, they were clearly in no hurry to
implement source tagging, despite everyone's general support of the concept.
It was not until 1999 that Sony Music Distribution and WEA announced that
they would begin to embed Sensormatic tags in their CDs but would also
conduct talks with Checkpoint about accommodations with the company's
competing system. They held out the possibility of placing the RF tags on
blow-in cards in the CD package or on album artwork.
Also in 1999 Wolf stepped down as chairman of the board of Checkpoint in
favor of director David Clark. The company continued to diversify beyond
EAS, entering the access control business and working with Mitsubishi on
RFID technology. Checkpoint made a major move in 1999 when it purchased the
German company Meto AG for $265 million, plus the assumption of $35 million in debt.
Not only would the deal double the size of Checkpoint, it dramatically increased its
European presence and allowed the company to expand into the bar-code labeling
system. The so-called 'auto identification' market was estimated to be worth $8 billion to
$10 billion a year. According to Dowd, who was quoted by the Wall Street Journal, 'This
transforms Checkpoint from the electronic article surveillance business into retail
supply chain management.'
Checkpoint also returned to its roots with the introduction of its Intelligent
Library System (ILS). Building upon its RFID technology the Checkpoint
system would attach a paper-thin, flexible 'circulation circuit' label to each
item in the library that could then be inventoried rapidly with a hand-held
wand without the need for line-of-sight reading. The system also would have
the capability of providing ATM-like self-checkout units that printed due
date slips. Academic libraries that installed ILS reported that material
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In little more than 30 years Checkpoint had transformed itself from a
subsidiary of a packaging company into a global concern with its own
subsidiaries in Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, France,
Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, Sweden, Norway,
Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. Checkpoint had
diversified beyond EAS into the broader category of material handling, as
well as RFID technology and its myriad of applications (from libraries to toll
booths to cattle herds), and other security services (from CCTV to Access
Control). These efforts should help insulate Checkpoint from the dangers of
being overly committed to its radio frequency EAS format.
Principal Operating Units: Electronic Article Surveillance; CCTV Systems
and Monitoring Services; Access Control Systems; Radio Frequency
Identification; Bar Code Labeling Systems; Hand-held Labeling Systems;
Retail Merchandising Systems.
Principal Competitors: Sensormatic Electronics Corporation; 3M; Knogo
Corporation.
 Key Dates:
 1969: Checkpoint is created as subsidiary of Logistics Industries.
 1977: Company is spun off as part of a merger between Logistics and
Lydall, Inc.
 1986: Founder A.E. Wolf names Gerald Klein to succeed him.
 1992: Wolf resumes control of company.
 1995: Kevin Dowd becomes new president and CEO.
 1999: Company acquires Meto AG.

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Additional Details
 Public Company
 Incorporated: 1969
 Employees: 5,017
 Sales: $370.5 million (1999)
 Stock Exchanges: New York
 Ticker Symbol: CKP
 NAIC: 334290 Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing

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SWOT ANALYSIS
SWOT Analysis
Strengths 1. Large number of acquisitions have strengthened
the brand
2. Excellent working environment
3. Expertise in business and IT security solutions
4. Strong R&D to develop new security solution
5. Leaders in the market
Weaknesses 1. Extremely competitive environment means limited
market share
2. Concentrated to only security solutions
Opportunities 1. Strategic acquisitions to ensure expansion
2. Increasing demand of IT security systems in
network and databases etc.
3. Huge untapped global market, uneducated people
about network security needs
Threats 1. Political risks and govt policies
2. Threat of new entrant with low price value
proposition
3. Large global competitors

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Checkpoint EAS Solutions
RF System Solutions
 Classic Range
 Classic IP Range
 Evolve Range
 Evolve Exclusive Range
RF System Solutions
Evolve G10/G20
Checkpoint’s EVOLVE G-
series antennas are sleek,
Plexiglas pedestals with
integrated LED’s. this range was
designed with high-end, modern
retailers in mind such as apparel,
perfumery and drug store.
 Plexiglas with
integrated LED’s for a discreet
and attractive appearance.

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 Smart alarm management (in-bound tag alert only) and visitor
counting available as modular upgrades using a stand-alone EVOLVE
VisiPlus unit
 Choice of red, blue, or green leds
 Compatible with all checkpoint EAS solution and RF labels and
accessories.
EVOLVE iRANGE P10/P20
Checkpoint’s EVOLVE P-Series antennas are aesthetically pleasing, robust
pedestals designed to withstand the toughest retail environments.
 Attractive, modern design easily integrates into existing store designs.
 Suitable for most store environments.
 Brushed metal side panels increase durability and improve aesthetics.
 Optional integration of EVOLVE VisiPlus™ unit for Smart Alarm
Management and Visitor Counting.
 Compatible with all Checkpoint EAS solutions and RF labels and
accessories.
EVOLVE P10
The EVOLVE P10 is a robust, aesthetically pleasing antenna, designed to
withstand tough retail environments such as supermarkets, hardware stores
and garden centers. EVOLVE antennas use the very latest software, enabling

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upgrades when new technology becomes available. Connects seamlessly
with other components of the EVOLVE
network Benefits from remote maintenance
and software upgrades through high-speed
data connectivity 360 RF technology
increases aisle widths and improves detection
by up to 25 percent* Upgraded electronics
lower the cost of ownership and reduce
carbon footprint Open architecture enables
retailers to adopt new technologies, such as
RFID, when they are ready Remote
preventative maintenance can be carried out
regularly to ensure optimum performance.
EVOLVE P20
The EVOLVE P20 is a slimmer
alternative to the P10 antenna, designed to
withstand the same tough retail
environments where space is at a
premium.
Software and Accessories A range of
complementary software and accessories
are available to work in concert with the

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P-Series antennas. These include Integrated Visitor Counting, Smart Alarm
Management, CheckPro Compliance Manager, and accessories such as
advertising and safety panels, bumper posts with deflectors and external
shields.
Product Specifications EVOLVE P10
Width: 19.68 in. (500 mm)
Depth: 4.55 in. (115.5 mm)
Height: 67.28 in. (1709 mm)
Weight: 26.5 lbs. (12 kg)
Material: Satin/Stainless steel
Color: RAL 7030/RAL 9002
Max. voltage: 24
Product Specifications EVOLVE P20
Volts Width: 12 in. (305 mm)
Depth: 4.57 in. (116 mm)
Height: 67.4 in. (1711.6 mm)
Weight: 22 lbs. (10 kg)
Material: Satin/Stainless steel
Color: RAL 7030/RAL 9002 P

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CLASSIC RANGE
Checkpoint’s Classic Range of Antennas offers the recognized benefits of
Checkpoint design, quality, and detection in four simple, but reliable
options.
CLASSIC STYLE (Stylish and Effective EAS Protection)
The CLASSIC STYLE antenna
from Checkpoint systems
combines sophisticated software
driven electronics with superior
noise reduction capability in an
attractive acrylic design.
The CLASSIC STYLE antenna
can fit perfectly into any
environment, without impacting
the customer shopping experience.
The Plexiglas design and Integrated Dual Color LED’s – which can be set to
permanent on or when the antenna is alarmed – is perfect for those retailers
who want top design without sacrificing performance.
Dimensions
Height: 1.514 METERS /4.967 FEET
Width: 0.27 METERS / 0.885 FEET

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Depth: 0.11 METERS / 0.360 FEET
Door: Up to 1.8 METERS 5.905 FEET
Frequency 8.2 MHz
Classic Plus/QX
The Classic Plus/QX combines a well-designed and robust antenna with the
benefits of class leading ECO electronics. The Classic Plus/QX is best suited
for stores with smaller aisle widths and where more discreet antennas are
required.
 Excellent Performance
 Enhanced Detection Capabilities
 Easy to Install
 Discreet Design
 Robust Frame
 ECO Electronics
 Better Detection
 Higher Noise Immunity

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Dimensions
Height: 1.68 METERS / 5.511 FEET
Aisle Width Up to 1.6 METERS 5.249 FEET
Frequency 8.2 MHz
Classic Trend/PX
The Classic Trend/PX has been
designed to fit into the most
demanding of retail environments.
Its strong, robust frame and high
detection rates, make it the perfect
choice for retailers that experience
heavy consumer traffic.
 Enhanced Detection
Capabilities
 Strong, Well-Designed Robust Frame
 ECO Electronics
 Better Detection
 Higher Noise Immunity

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 Easy to Install
Dimensions
Frequency 8.2 MHz
Classic Street
The Classic Street is part of Checkpoint Systems’ Classic Range which
combines excellent detection with attractive design and high-level in-store
security. Perspex advertising panels come as standard, which can be used to
complement store aesthetics and display promotional and seasonal banners.
 Perspex Advertising Panels
 Durable Alloy
 Eco Electronics
 90% Detection (by VDI Standards @ 1.8m/5.9ft aisle width)

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 Chassis Electronics on Board
 Perspex Protection Panels as Standard
 Customized Base Covers
Dimensions
Frequency 8.2 MHz

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LABELS & TAGS
Checkpoint Systems has a variety of
labels and tags to protect a wide range
of merchandise for several types of
retail environments.
Checkpoint is a leading innovator in
radio frequency (RF) tag and label
development, as well as source tagging,
and is committed to developing
solutions that both improve product security and ensure a more efficient
supply chain.
Retailers that are looking to tag a higher percentage of their merchandise can
count on Checkpoint to deliver label solutions that are smaller, more
accurate and more versatile than ever. Checkpoint also has world-class
programs for specific industries, such as apparel labeling solutions that will
help to improve on-shelf availability, enhance your customers shopping
experience and increase sales.
Soft Labels
Checkpoint’s soft radio frequency are easy to apply, either in-store or at
source, easy to detect when passed between EAS Antennas, and can be
easily deactivated with Checkpoint’s top of the line deactivation solutions
when a customer makes a purchase.

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IS AUTOPEG TAG
The Checkpoint iSAutoPeg Tag is an anti-theft solution and a natural fit
for high-risk items displayed on peg hooks. This solution snaps quickly and
safely on single or double-hole packaging and can be easily removed at POS
for reuse.
Hard Tags
Checkpoint’s Hard Tag@ Source (HT@S) program is an essential
component of the company’s market leading Radio Frequency EAS @
Source program and enables retailers to move the non-value added labor
required to secure merchandise to the most efficient location in the supply
chain. Checkpoint now offers an entire HT@S portfolio of tags which
enables retailers to choose the perfect hard tag regardless of merchandise
category, manufacturing process or marketing approach.
GEN 3 HARD TAG SERIES
Gen 3 Hard Tags are available in a selection of performance levels
(Specialty, Enhanced & ECON), all designed to protect high-risk items,
including a broad range of apparel merchandise and accessories. Their
superior accuracy and precision facilitate accurate alarm management—and
their aesthetically pleasing rounded look provides a strong visual deterrent,
ensuring that merchandise remains protected. Select Gen 3 Hard Tags can be
applied @Source, in-store or both. All are reusable and easily removed at
POS with a super Checkpoint detacher.

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 Sleek round design; strong visual deterrence
 Closes almost seamlessly; difficult to defeat (even with a tool)
 Improves merchandise availability
 Protects merchandise without damaging fabric
 Available for @Source and/or in-store application
 Easily removed at POS with a super Checkpoint detacher; reusable
 Available for wide aisle and underfloor systems
 Ink Tag configurations available
 Custom printing options available
SPECIFICATIONS:
GEN 3 HARD TAG
Part Number: 10109223
Frequency: 8.2 MHz Size: 1.8"
Diameter (46mm D)
Reusable: Yes HT@Source
Program: Yes
Case Count: 1,000
Migration Path for RFID: Yes

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ADVANTAGES OF HARD TAG @SOURCE
Merchandise arrives shelf-ready from manufacturer Ensures tagging
consistency and compliance Eliminates in-store tagging costs Improves
stores’ operational efficiencies Enhances customer satisfaction Reusable tags
contribute to environmentally friendly solution Extends shrink management
into the supply chain.
GEN 2 HARD TAG
Gen 2 Hard Tag is is ideal for protecting a broad range of apparel
merchandise. Retailers using HT@S have realized immediate and significant
benefit from eliminating in-store labor, reducing shrink and improving on
shelf availability.
 Strong visual deterrence
 Reusable @Source
 Eliminates damaging of apparel
 Checkpoint’s smallest & lightest weight hard tag and pin combo
 No impact on standardized
packaging
 Designed specifically for
application @Source
 100% environmentally friendly

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CHECKPOINT MINI HARD TAG
Checkpoint’s top selling hard tag. Strong deterrence at a great price.
Genuine Checkpoint Systems Mini Hard Tags feature stronger seams and
clutch locking mechanisms than knock-off hard tags.
 Frequency: 8.2 mHz
 Weight: .34 oz
 Color: Dark Grey
 Dimensions: 1.625" x 2"
 Non-Deactivatable& Reusable
 Use with: pin, flex cable or ink tag
(sold separately)
 Opens with: Standard Detacher.
Super Detacher, Golf Ball
Detacher or S3 Multi Detacher
 Packaged: bags of 250 or case of 1,000
CHECKPOINT PENCIL TAG
This is checkpoint's smallest hard tag, and is especially useful in apparel and
retail merchandising.
 Compatible with 8.2mhz EAS systems
 Offset lock, hangs neatly on merchandise
 Light grey to contrast with merchandise

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 Reusable
 Performance similar to mini-
hard tagWorks with both the
universal/standard detatcher
and the super detacher.
Checkpoint Competitor‟s
Sensormatics
Sensormatic is a subsidiary of Tyco International, that manufactures and
sells electronic article surveillance equipment. Sensormatic Electronics
Corporation was purchased by Tyco International in 2001. The acquisition
was executed by a merger of Sensormatic with a subsidiary of Tyco.
Sensormatic is frequently called by the name of its parent company ADT,
formerly ADT/Tyco. They manufacture acusto-magnetic (AM) electronic
article surveillance systems.
The SensormaticSupertag is a hard loss prevention tag. The Supertag took
over for the Sensormatic Ultragator tag. Ultragator is a tan Ultra Max tag
that is sold to retail companies. Ultragator tags were improved upon during
the design of the Supertag.
Sensormatic specializes in the area of sourcetagging. A sourcetag is a
security tag or label applied during the manufacturing process. Recently
Sensormatic introduced disposable hard source tags at a few retail chains.

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NEDAP
Nedap (N.V. NederlandscheApparatenfabriek; Euronext: NEDAP) is
a Netherlands based technological company. Its principal place of business
is Groenlo, the Netherlands. It has subsidiaries in Belgium, France,
Germany, Great Britain, the Netherlands and Spain,and has been quoted on
the Euronext exchange since 1947.
The company focuses on developing and supplying solutions in the fields of
security (identification of persons, animals and goods) and electronic control
units through NFC.[citation needed]
NEDAP's activities are organized in the following Market Groups: Lighting
Controls, Identification Systems, Education, Election Systems, Healthcare,
Libraries, Livestock Management, Locker Management Systems, Power
Supplies, Retail Support, Security Management and Specials.
SECUREMATE
Securemate Surveillance Systems Pvt. Ltd. is formed by a group of
professionals with 20+ years’ experience in providing Electronic Security
Solutions.
Securemate Provide Secure Solutions include Retail Chain segments (
Department Stores, Hyper / Super Markets, Fashion, Lifestyle, Jewellery,
Books & Music, CDIT Stores), Software Development Centres, Private and
Public Enterprises, Police Department, R&D Institutions, Museums, Hotels,
Hospitals, Call Centres...

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Securemate has strategic tie-ups with Global leading Security Companies for
an entire range of security systems which include CCTV, IP CCTV, Time &
Access Control Systems, Antishoplifting Systems, Display Secure Systems,
Display Fixtures, Intrusion / Fire Detection Systems, Entrance Control
Systems and IBMS.

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A) Objective of study are:
 Primary objective
 To do competitors analysis in the local market of U.P.
 To sell check point antenna in local market of U.P.
 Secondary objective
 To find out the problem of customers related to the product & to
get the feedback of checkpoint product from the existing customers
to understand whether they are facing any problem or not.
B) Research Design
The research design is exploratory as we need to find out the problems of
customer related to the product. The method of Data collection is qualitative
and descriptive in nature i.e. Observation and survey based research. The
study is done in steps stated below-
 Understanding the customer problems of customer
 Understanding the nature of problems
 Understanding the competitors product
Collection of Data:
 Primary Data- through questionnaire and personal interview of
customers
 Analyze the Data
 Finally the conclusion and giving recommendation on the basis of
research

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C) Sample Design
The sampling has been done through random sampling from the
population i.e. local market of U.P.
D) Target Population
Target population includes local market of U.P.
E) Sample Size
A sample size of 800 to 850 is taken. Sample is randomly drawn from the
population to gather information related to their feedback.
D) Scope Of Study
The report in brief presents the following-
 The company wanted to know whether the customers facing any
problem related to the product.
 The study also brings out the different between competitors
product problem and checkpoint product problem.

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 The study also brings out improving the experience of customers
that are using their product by resolving the problem faced by
them.
 The company wants to promote checkpoint product and to sell it in
local market.
E) Tools And Techniques Of Analysis
 Visited different district of U.P.
 Now i collected the feedback of customers
 Collected data for the competitors penetration
 Prepare pie chart for the survey on excel
F) Limitations
 Some customers were not cooperating
 Time constraint was also thereand for this study it was the biggest
limitation.
 Because of time constraint all market of every district were not
covered.

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Total Customer Base Of Up District-Wise
Area That I Covered During My Project
ALLAHABAD GHAJIPUR
AZAMGARH GORAKHPUR
BALLIA HARDOI
BARABANKI JAUNPUR
BAREILLY JHANSHI(SADAR BAZAR)
BASTI KANNUJ
BIJNOR KANPUR
BUDAUN LUCKNOW
FAIZABAD MAU
FARRUKHABAD MIRZAPUR
RAIBARELI MORADABAD
SHAHJAHANPUR VARANASI

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VARANASI
VARANASI
MADAME(HUMAN
BEING)
MR. MADHVENDRA
9198000090 FRANCHISE
VARANASI ARROW MR. AYUB ANSARI 9554413193 FRANCHISE
VARANASI
UNITED COLOR
OF BENETTON
MR. YASHIR
VARANASI LEVIS MR. SHUBHAM 9984848317 FRANCHISE
VARANASI
ZODIAC MR.
PRAMOD
KUMAR 5426061112
VARANASI
THE
HOMEMAKER
MR.
IMRAN
AHMED 9919101259 CHECKPOINT 2
VARANASI
SHE CREATION MR. HURIYA BANO
5422500505,
9415203703
VARANASI
JOHN PLAYER MR.
GOPAL
JAISWAL 9936404706 FRANCHISE
VARANASI GLOBAL DESHI MR. SUMIT 7800005755 FRANCHISE
VARANASI
PETER ENGLAND MR. WAJAHAD ALI
9336529129
COMPANY
OWNED
VARANASI U.S.POLO MR. VIKASH 9992001701 FRANCHISE
VARANASI INDIAN INK MR. RAHUL 5422509777
VARANASI
GINI & JONY MR.
ARUN
CHAUHAN 5426597704 FRANCHISE
VARANASI
ONE FRIDAY MR. RANJEET
5422506777
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
VARANASI
INDIAN TERRAIN MR.
MAHENDRA
MISHRA 8303707564
COMPANY
OWNED
VARANASI
CHANGE STORE MR. ASHISH GUPTA
9918881122
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
VARANASI
BLACKMAP
FASHION
MR. ASHISH SINGH
9336907658
VARANASI
ROHIT FASHION MR.
MANISH
JAISWAL 9198183251
LOCAL
STORE

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VARANASI
JOHN PLAYER MR. UMESH
9450183598
COMPANY
OWNED
VARANASI
VISHAL MEGA
MART
MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
VARANASI
BIG BAZAR MR.
COMPANY
OWNED CHECKPOINT 3
VARANASI
JALAN'S MR. S.K. JINGAL
5422312637
LOCAL
STORE
VARANASI
VANDANA
FASHION
MR.
SUSHIL
LOHIYA
LOCAL
STORE
VARANASI
VASTRA LOK MR. VINEET
5422314994
LOCAL
STORE
VARANASI
V MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
VARANASI
MEGA SHOP MR.
COMPANY
OWNED CHECKPOINT 2
VARANASI
KAMBAL GHAR MR.
NIKHIL
PANDEY 9559305585
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
VARANASI
V2 MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
VARANASI
THE FASHION
BAZAR
MR. NAVEEN
LOCAL
STORE SENSORMATIC 2
VARANASI
SAVERA MR. AKHIL
8858163551
LOCAL
STORE
VARANASI
FIRST CRY MR.
PRADEEP
TRIVEDI 9044270290
COMPANY
OWNED
VARANASI
CHETMANI
JEWELLERS
MR.
LOCAL
STORE CHECKPOINT 2
VARANASI
RADHIKA SAREES MR.
VIRENDRA
KUMAR
PANDEY 9451857447
LOCAL
STORE
VARANASI
PEOPLE MR.
UDIT
NARAYAN 9598077711 FRANCHISE NICE 2
VARANASI PETER ENGLAND MR. ANUP KHOSE FRANCHISE
VARANASI
PLANET FASHION MR. ABHISHEK
5426454808
COMPANY
OWNED

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VARANASI
PANTLOON MR. SAYED AJEEJ
8573034689
COMPANY
OWNED CHECKPOINT 9
VARANASI
MAX MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
VARANASI
CHECKPOINT 18
SENSORMATICS 16
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 2
OTHERS 0
Implementation
In Varanasi checkpoint covers more market than sensormatics and then
nedap and others as most of the checkpoint antenna are working perfectly as
well as the service given is up to the mark.
50%
44%
0%
0%
6%
0%
VARANASI
VARANASI
CHECKPOINT
SENSORMATICS
NEDAP
SURE CHECK
NICE
OTHERS

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ALLAHABAD
ALLAHABAD
SANGEETA
GARMENT
MR
.
RAKESH
GOYAL
93365217
66
LOCAL
STORE CHECKPOINT 2
ALLAHABAD
ANMOL
GARMENT
MR
.
AMIT
AGARWAL
91988752
71
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
KRITIKA
ISITA
GARMENT
MR
.
ASHU 95807992
96
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
MANISH
GARMENT
MR
.
MANISH
99841651
76
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
AYUSH
COLLECTIO
N
MR
.
AYUSH 99192020
22
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
AYUSH
COLLECTIO
N
MR
.
AYUSH
AGARWAL
99192031
22
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
SONU
GARMENT
MR
.
SAURABH
GUPTA
93351132
00
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
KOLKATA
BAZAR
MR
.
DINESH
YADAV
78979957
14
COMPAN
Y OWNED
ALLAHABAD
LEVIS
MR
.
S.M. SUMIT
SRIVASTAV
A
79052294
25
FRANCHI
SE
ALLAHABAD
Z FASHION
FAMILY
STORE
MR
.
DEEPAK
YADAV
76190000
50
COMPAN
Y OWNED
ALLAHABAD
KARV
FAMILY
STORE
MR
.
RAM
GUPTA
93692030
52
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
BIG BAZAR
MR
.
COMPAN
Y OWNED CHECKPOINT 3
ALLAHABAD
PETER
ENGLAND
MR
.
ALI SAYED
98350108
53
FRANCHI
SE
ALLAHABAD
NUMERO
UNO
MR
.
MAGLA
PRASAD
53224004
49
FRANCHI
SE

59
ALLAHABAD
CANTABIL
MR
.
SUNIL
SRIVASTAV
A
98382925
93
COMPAN
Y OWNED
ALLAHABAD
KONTAIL
MILANO
MR
.
DEEPAK
SINGH
93366114
38
COMPAN
Y OWNED
ALLAHABAD
NO NAME
FASHION
COLLECTIO
N
MR
.
ROHIT
JAISWAL 93365333
51
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
FAMILY
FASHION
COLLECTIO
N
MR
.
CHANDRA
PRAKASH
GOSWAMI
70710149
68
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
FASHION
STREET
MR
.
ABBASH
93353772
42
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
SADAR
EMPORIUM
MR
.
HARVENDR
A SINGH
94152158
77
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
SAREE
SANSAR
MR
.
NEERAJ
94156116
67
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
SAMSONS
DRESS
DEPOT
MR
.
ANKIT
KAPOOR
73090140
07
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
F- STREET
MR
.
SUMIT
SINGH
98380703
33
COMPAN
Y OWNED
ALLAHABAD
CITY STYLE
MR
.
COMPAN
Y OWNED NEDAP 2
ALLAHABAD
SARADA
CREATION
MR
.
MANDEEP
SINGH
96510042
26
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
W
MR
.
PREET
YADAV
53265045
78
COMPAN
Y OWNED
ALLAHABAD
PANGHAT
MR
.
ANUJ JAIN
96966644
48
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
LOUIS
PHILIP
MR
.
GAZLI
53225600
14
FRANCHI
SE SENSORMATIC 2
ALLAHABAD
BHUTANI &
SONS
MR
.
SANJEEV
53225600
76
LOCAL
STORE

60
ALLAHABAD
RAMA
GARMENT
MR
.
SHUHAIL
95545443
41
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
WEST SIDE
MR
.
COMPAN
Y OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
ALLAHABAD
MAX
MR
.
COMPAN
Y OWNED NEDAP 2
ALLAHABAD
VISHAL
MEGA
MART
COMPAN
Y OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
ALLAHABAD
MADAME
MR
.
JANY
98899180
80
FRANCHI
SE
ALLAHABAD
PEOPLE
MR
.
JITENDRA
96957513
72
FRANCHI
SE
ALLAHABAD
PETER
ENGLAND
MR
.
PRAKASH
93362807
09
COMPAN
Y OWNED
ALLAHABAD
PLANET
FASHION
MR
.
MAINAK
81125386
68
COMPAN
ALLAHABAD
SWEATER
GHAR
MR
.
VINEET
KAPOOR
53224273
24
LOCAL
STORE
ALLAHABAD
WOODLAN
D
MR
.
SHIV
YADAV
53225608
08
COMPAN
Y OWNED
ALLAHABAD
ALLEN
SOLLY
MR
.
ARUN
SINGH
96988883
22
COMPAN
Y OWNED
ALLAHABAD
PANTLOON
MR
.
COMPAN
ALLAHABAD
VANHUSSA
IN
MR
.
PRADEEP
UPADHYAY
98890746
44
FRANCHI
SE
ALLAHABAD(
SRS MALL)
STYLO
FASHION
WEAR
MR
.
MD. JAVED 99356165
60
LOCAL
STORE

61
ALLAHABAD
CHECKPOINT 11
SENSORMATICS 6
NEDAP 4
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 0
OTHERS 0
Implementation
In Allahabad checkpoint covers more market than sensormatics and then
nedap and others as most of the checkpoint antenna are working perfectly as
well as the service given is up to the mark.
52%
29%
19%
0% 0%
0%
ALLAHABAD
ALLAHABAD
CHECKPOINT
SENSORMATICS
NEDAP
SURE CHECK
NICE
OTHERS

62
AZAMGARH
AZAMGARH
M-BAZAR MR.
COMPANY
OWNED CHECKPOINT 2
AZAMGARH
V-MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
AZAMGARH
BAZAR
INDIA
MR.
COMPANY
OWNED CHECKPOINT 2
AZAMGARH
1-INDIA MR.
COMPANY
OWNED NICE 2
AZAMGARH
NAVRATRI
SAREES
MR. RAVI SETH
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
CRAZY ZONE MR. DEEPAK
9415165695
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
BIG
SHOPPING
MALL
MR.
ANIL
KUMAR
LOCAL
STORE SENSORMATIC 2
AZAMGARH
POLO
COLLECTION
MR.
RAJESH KU.
GUPTA 9026599877
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
ROYAL
SHOPPING
MR.
ANAND
REHAN 7271848648
LOCAL
STORE SENSORMATIC 2
AZAMGARH
NAJAKAT
FASHION
POINT
MR. DANISH
9919045454
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
FASHION
ZONE
MR.
SARIQ
IMRAN 9936083055
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
DISH KIDS
WEAR
MR.
SERAJ
AHMAD 9451549603
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
PRINCE
COLLECTION
MR.
AKMAL
KHAN 9839245748
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
KHETAN
KHOJANI
STORE
MR.
VIJAY
KHETAL
8948327407
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
PURSHOTAM
DASH AJAY
KUMAR
MR.
AJAY
KUMAR
9415831806
LOCAL
STORE

63
AZAMGARH
PARIDHAN
SHOPPING
MALL
MR.
ARUN &
PIYUSH
RUNGTA 9415831872
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
SURVODAY MR.
AMARJEET
PANDEY 8115453291
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
BINNY SALE
CENTER
MR.
KRISNA
MURARI 9415835731
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
JANTA
VISHAL
BHANDAR
MR.
GOVIND
PRASAD
AGRAWAL 9451751887
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
SUNBEAM
MENS WEAR
MR.
SHAHZAD
AHMAD 9918376249
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
SUNBEAM
REYDIMANT
MR. S.AHMAD
8601077624
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
MANPASAND
SAREE
MR.
DEVENDRA
BARNWAL 9415831290
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
NEW
SELECTION
SAREE
MR.
SANSOSH
KU. GARG
9919837344
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
SANTUSTI
SAREE
MR.
VINEET
AGRAWAL 9451551028
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
SANSKAR MR.
ASHUTOSH
SRIVASTAVA 9839791819
LOCAL
STORE
AZAMGARH
CHECKPOINT 4
SENSORMATICS 6
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 2
OTHERS 0

64
Implementation
In Azamgarh sensormatic covers more market than checkpoint and then
nedap and others. Because local distribution of sensormatic is strong .
BALLIA
BALLIA
CITY CART MR.
PRATAP
SINGH 8751035615
COMPANY
OWNED CHECKPOINT 2
BALLIA PARIDHAN MR. SONU 7087899714 LOCAL STORE
BALLIA
SHRI
HANUMANT
MR.
9506726001 LOCAL STORE
BALLIA
READY MADE
HOUSE
MR. VISHWANATH
BALLIA ASHIRWAAD MR. ANIL KUMAR LOCAL STORE
BALLIA DRESS LAND MR. VIKASH 220133
checkpoint
33%
sensormatics
50%
nedap
0%
sure check
0% nice
17%
others
0%
Azamgarh

65
BALLIA
MONALISE
FASHION
WORLD
MR.
AKBAR
BADSHAH
223680 LOCAL STORE
BALLIA
RAJPOOT
GARMENT
MR.
NAVTEJ
SINGH 9335005715 LOCAL STORE
BALLIA
LADIES
CORNER
MR.
SANTOSH
KUMAR
GUPTA 9307127766 LOCAL STORE
BALLIA
SHAGUL
SAREES
MR. RAKESH
BALLIA
DULHAN
SAREE GHAR
MR. JAY PRAKASH
BALLIA
SHILPI
GARMENT
MR. ABHISHEK
BALLIA
DAIMOND
DRESSES
MR.
MANOJ
KUMAR 9198940921 LOCAL STORE
BALLIA
V-MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
BALLIA
CHECKPOINT 2
SENSORMATICS 2
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 0
OTHERS 0

66
Implementation
In Ballia checkpoint covers equal market as sensormatics covers and then
nedap and others as there was lot of local stores and pricing was more
important and sensomatic usually have low price and customer preferring it
although checkpoint is having much better brand equity.
checkpoint
50%
sensormatics
50%
nedap
0%
sure check
0%
nice
0%others
0%
BALLIA

67
BARABANKI
BARABANKI
NEW FASHION
MEN CHOICE
MR. ALI AHMAD
BARABANKI
PETER
ENGLAND
MR.
RAVI
MOHAN
SINGH 9454027696 FRANCHISE
BARABANKI
YOUTH
COLLECTION
MR. SAURAB
BARABANKI
HANGER FOR
ANGER
MR. SURAJ
BARABANKI
KALPNA
SAREE AND
RADYMENT
MR. PAWAN JAIN
BARABANKI
VISHAL MEGA
MART
MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORMA
TIC 2
BARABANKI
V-MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORMA
TIC 2
BARABANKI STYLE POINT MR. MD. AHMAD 9838727576 LOCAL STORE
BARABANKI
CLOTH CAFÉ MR.
SATVENDAR
SINGH
05248-
220052 LOCAL STORE
BARABANKI
DEEPALI
SAREE
MR.
GAORAV
JAIN 8726191309 LOCAL STORE
BARABANKI MAHRAJA MR. CHAND 9118573920 LOCAL STORE
BARABANKI
OUTFIT MR.
VISHAL
BARABANKI
PRINCE
GARMENT
MR.
ANIL
JAISWAL 9956625224 LOCAL STORE
BARABANKI
LAXMI
EMPORIUM
MR.
SACHIN
AGRAWAL 9956291703 LOCAL STORE
BARABANKI
SUPREME
GARMENT
MR.
CHANDRA
PRAKAS

68
BARABANKI
KUMAR
SAREE
CENTER
MR.
GAJENDRA
JAIN
BARABANKI
SURAT SAREE
CENTER
MR. MD. VAJEED
BARABANKI
KALPANA
REDYMENT
MR. PAWAN JAIN
BARABANKI
OJOY MALL MR.
VIKASH
SRUVASTAV
A
COMPANY
OWNED
SURE
CHECK 2
BARABANKI
CHECKPOINT 0
SENSORMATICS 4
NEDAP
SURE CHECK 2
NICE
OTHERS
checkpoint
0%
sensormatics
67%
nedap
0%
sure check
33%
nice
0%
others
0%BARABANKI

69
Implementation
In Barabanki sensormatics covers more market than surecheck and then
others as no one knows about checkpoint antennas there is requirement for
more penetration.
BAREILLY
BAREILLY LOUIS PHILIPPE MR.
MILIND
BABU
BAREILLY
UNITED COLOR OF
BENTTON
MR.
ANKIT
SINGHAL
BAREILLY WOODLAND MR.
RANDHIR
YADAV
8439088009
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY METRO MR.
MANOJ
MISHRA
9627378172
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY U.S.POLO ASSN. MR.
ROHIT
JAYSAWAL
5.8123E+10 FRANCHISE
BAREILLY WEDDING THEMES MR.
SUNNY
REHEJA
9412294411
BAREILLY DUKE MR.
TUSHAR
CHAVADA
BAREILLY ARROW MR. SUMEET 9456404040
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY MADAME MR. AMAN 9809638648
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY IMPRESSIONS MR. DEV 8923642218
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY TREND MR.
ANUBHAV
SINHA
8077493577
COMPANY
OWNED
CENTURY 2
BAREILLY MY MART MR. DHIRAJ 8791989487 NICE 2
BAREILLY GLOBAL DESHI MR. PRAKHAR 8057445558
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY KAPISH JEWELLERS MR.
RAHUL
SEXENA
7060101703
LOCAL
STORE

70
BAREILLY TANISHQ MR. SANJAY
05812510250/
205
BAREILLY WESTSIDE MR.
TEJINDER
SINGH
8439122132
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC
2
BAREILLY
UNITED COLOR OF
BANTTAN
MR.
RAJAT
DINGLE
9012710000
BAREILLY AND MR.
SACHUN
SHARMA
7906592560
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY
PARX(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR.
BRIJ
PANDEY
581253327
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY
GLOBAS(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR. ANURAG 9759240099
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC
5
BAREILLY UNIK BAZAR MR
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPO
INT
2
BAREILLY
COLOR PLUS(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR.
ANURAG
SRIVASTAVA
8869069347
BAREILLY
LEVIS (PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR. RISHAB SONI 2583322 FRANCHISE
BAREILLY
PANTALOON(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR.
GANESH
RAWAT
8573030238
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPO
INT
8
BAREILLY
PARK
AVENUE(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR. ANAND 2583297
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY
BIG BAZZAR(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR.
GURPURAN
SINGH
9837067450
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPO
INT
5
BAREILLY
RELIANCE
DIGITAL(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR. RUCHIN 9936348484
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPO
INT
3

71
BAREILLY
PEAPLE(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR. AVADHESH 9568681147 FRANCHISE
BAREILLY
JOHN
PLAYER(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR. TUSHAR 9837885943
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY
PETER
ENGLEND(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR.
ARVIND
SHUKLA
8423214303
COMPANY
OWNED
BAREILLY
MAX(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
MR.
MANISH
KUMAR
7060088874
COMPANY
OWNED
NEDAP 3
BAREILLY
CHECKPOINT 18
SENSORMATICS 7
NEDAP 3
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 2
OTHERS 2
56%
22%
10%
0%
6%
6%
BAREILLY
CHECKPOINT
SENSORMATICS
NEDAP
SURE CHECK
NICE
OTHERS

72
Implementation
In Bareilly checkpoint covers more market then sensormatic because of
brand equity and performance.
BASTI
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
JOHN
PARKER
MR
.
KULDEEP
TIWARI
95540702
15
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
FASHION
GARMENT
MR
.
RAKESH
SHARMA
99196084
84
LOCAL
STORE
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
V MART
MR
.
COMPAN
Y OWNED
SENSORMAT
IC 2
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
VISHAL
MEGA
MART
MR
.
COMPAN
Y OWNED
SENSORMAT
IC 2
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
MANGALA
M
GARMENT
MR
.
NITESH
MODI
99562126
00
LOCAL
STORE
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
INTEGRETY
SHOWROOM
MR
.
SHRAVAN
KUMAR
70073642
56
FRANCHI
SE
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
INDIA-1
MR
.
AJAY
VERMA
COMPAN
Y OWNED NICE 2
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
ROOP
SAREE
KENDRA
MR
.
SARANDE
EP SINGH
96169195
09
LOCAL
STORE
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
PMW
TAXTILE
MR
.
CHANDRA
PRAKASH
93055083
99
LOCAL
STORE
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
M.R.
TAXTILE
MR
.
AMAR
93355543
60
LOCAL
STORE
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
RAYMOND
MR
.
MUKESH
KUMAR
78001968
18

73
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
UUN KA
SAGAR
MR
.
RAUNAK
LOCAL
STORE
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
TULYASYA
M
VASTRALA
YA
MR
.
MD.
SAHAIL 94151930
09
LOCAL
STORE
BASTI(GAND
HI NAGAR)
JAGADAMB
A HOJARI
MR
.
ANCHAL
72753467
46
LOCAL
STORE
BASTI
CHECKPOINT 0
SENSORMATICS 4
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK
NICE 2
OTHERS
BASTI
0%
checkpoint
0%
sensormatics
67%
nedap
0%
sure check
0%
nice
33%
others
0%
BASTI

74
Implementation
In Basti sensormatics covers more market then checkpoint and then others as
no one knows about checkpoint antennas there is requirement for more
penetration.
BIJNOR
BIJNOR
ANUPAM
VASTRALAY
A
MR
.
DEVESH
AGARWAL
941285672
3
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
SONIKA
GARMENT
MR
.
VIPIN
AGARWAL
945713324
6
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
SONIKA
GARMENT
MR
.
VIJAY
AGARWAL
992734565
6
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
CHAUDHARI
COLLECTION
MR
.
MONU
CHOUDHAR
Y
941027967
8
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
SHARMA
CLOTHE
HOUSE
MR
.
ASHOK
KUMAR
935959133
6
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
LADIES &
KIDS MART
MR
.
ADIL
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
CLASSIC
GARMENT
MR
.
MD.
SAMSHAD
853396398
6
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
GOODLUCK
GARMENT
MR
.
SANU
805784320
2
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
VIKAS
READY
MADE
PALACE
MR
.
VIKASH
999750336
3
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
MISHRA
COLLECTION
MR
.
ASHU
MISHRA
931973117
0
LOCAL
STORE

75
BIJNOR
BROTHER
MENS WEAR
MR
.
SADAB
945620983
6
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
FASHION
MEN'S WEAR
MR
.
MD. SA-
NAVAZ
843952299
5
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
BOYS
COLLECTION
MR
.
DILSHAD
991740742
5
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
GOLDEN
GARMENT
MR
.
SANU
931944578
7
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
SONU
COLLECTION
MR
.
VISHAN
817146178
3
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
LIMRA'S
FASHION
CLOTHING
MR
.
ADNAN LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR
SNEH
COLLECTION
MR
.
ASISH
AGARWAL
983741531
1
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR(SR
S MALL)
PARI
COLLECTION
MR
.
ANKUR
KAKRAN
969072817
7
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR(SR
S MALL)
D MART
MR
.
KRISHNA
953623464
1
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR(SR
S MALL)
YANA MART
MR
.
KRISHNA
KUMAR
905808464
2
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR(SR
S MALL)
KURTI
GARMENT
MR
.
KHURRAM
989787679
6
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR(SR
S MALL)
ZENITH
FASHION
POINT
MR
.
SYED ZIA
HAIDER
ZADI
936831065
1
LOCAL
STORE
BIJNOR(SR
S MALL)
WAVE ART &
CRAFT
MR
.
KANJANA
KHANNA
921926490
3
COMPAN
Y OWNED
BIJNOR(SR
S MALL)
99 STORE
MR
.
MANOJ
KUMAR
865003251
4
LOCAL
STORE
UNIK
BAZAR
COMPAN
Y STORE
CHECKPOIN
T 2
BIJNOR(SR
S MALL)
UNIVERSAL
MART
MR
.
ALI
908479445
8
LOCAL
STORE

76
BIJNOR
CHECKPOINT 2
SENSORMATICS 0
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 0
OTHERS 0
Implementation
In Bijnor there is a lot of scope for the product since there is one store
100%
0%0%0%0%0%
BIJNOR
BIJNOR CHECKPOINT SENSORMATICS NEDAP
SURE CHECK NICE OTHERS

77
BUDAUN
BUDAUN V MART MR. AJAY RASTOGI
7520914322
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 4
BUDAUN MY MART MR.
SATENDRA
SINGH 9761960908
COMPANY
OWNED
BUDAUN
ROOPALI
SAREES
MR. AMAN GUPTA
9927088853
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
AASHA
SAREES
MR. AMIT RASTOGI
9927433551
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
PARIDHAN
SAREES
MR. SANJEEV GUPTA
9897648327
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
DEEVAN
GARMENT
MR. KARAN
8859442288
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN LIVE POOL MR.
CHANDAN
ARORA 9837392500
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
KISHAN
JEWELLERS
MR.
ASHVANI
KATARIA
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
SHIV
FASHION
MR. NARESH AHUJA
9897330430
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
AASHA
FASHION
MR. MAYANK
9837260222
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
AASHA
SAREE
CENTER
MR. NIHIT RASTOGI
9568576074
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
DELHI
GARMENTS
MR.
AMROZ
CHAODHRY 7830395384
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
BOMBAY
GARMENT
MR. MD. ALIN
9548931399
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
KSHITIZ
GARMENTS
MR.
PARVESH
CHOUDHRY 9027295948
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
BUDAUN
GARMENTS
MR. ALIM
9761050810
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
SAKLANI
GARMENTS
MR. AFSAR ALI
9457086311
LOCAL
STORE

78
BUDAUN
ALIYA
COLLECTION
MR.
AKLAQ
CHOUDHARY 8859391821
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN SHOP 92 MR. AZEEN SEKH
8923378691
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
AMAAN
COLLECTION
MR. ARBAAZ AHMED
8433113034
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
KGN
GARMENTS
MR.
ALAM
CHOUDHARY 8433113034
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
SAHARA
GARMENTS
MR. DILDAR KHAN
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
STYLO
GARMENTS
MR. ASHU KHAN
9927731023
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
NEW
SELECTION
POINT
MR.
7500445577
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
ABDULLA
COLLECTION
MR. ABDULLA KHAN
8534921364
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
PAKIZA
CLOTHE
STORE
MR. ATA UR RAHAM
9837017761
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
UMESH
GARMENTS
MR. NITEEK KUMAR
9837070645
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
NAVEEN
FASHION
MR. NAVEEN BATRA
9259492222
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN FANCY MR. TANUJ AHUJA
9557982991
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
SIDDHI
VINAYAK
MR.
HIMANSHU
GUPTA 9012054433
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
HINA
COLLECTION
MR.
MD. SALEEM
KHAN 8958814190
LOCAL
STORE
BUDAUN
SONI
GARMENT
MR. LALIT SONI
9838015246
LOCAL
STORE

79
BUDAUN
CHECKPOINT 0
SENSORMATICS 4
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 0
Implementation
In Badaun sensormatics covers whole market as no one knows about
checkpoint antennas there is requirement for more penetration according to
my study.
checkpoint
0%
sensormatics
100%
nedap
0%
sure check
0%
nice
0% others
0%
BUDAUN

80
FAIZABAD
FAIZABAD
DEEPAK STORES MR.
GIRISH
CHAND LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD LIBAS MAHAL MR. SAKIL KHAN 9336626942 LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD
SUNDAR
LAL, RAM
RAKHUMBA
R LAL
SARRAF
MR.
ARPIT
AGARWAL
FAIZABAD
PUNJAB CLOTH
HOUSE
MR.
GAGAN
FAIZABAD MANMOHAN MR. MANESH 9044461881 LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD LABELLA MR. SALAHUDDIN 7007175961 LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD
SARDAR CLOTH
HOUSE
MR.
TAJENDRA
FAIZABAD
GURU KRIPA
COLLECTION
MR.
SATNAAM
SINGH
FAIZABAD FASHION PLAZA MR. S.K. GUPTA 9415918728 LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD
SAGAR
READYMADE
MR.
RAJESH &
MAHAN
MAKHEJA
9335017554,
FAIZABAD
SHUBHAM
MEN'S WEAR
MR.
SHUBHAM
YADAV 7275472060 LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD
FEIENDS MEN'S
WEAR
MR. MAQSOOD
FAIZABAD
JASHN MR.
VIJAY
AHOOJA
9935154895,
FAIZABAD
BRIGE KISHORE
JEWELLERS
MR.
VIPIN
BANSAL 9415102845 LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD
SANA THE
FAMILY SHOP
MR. SUHAIL

81
FAIZABAD
PETER
ENGLAND
MR.
SHIV
SHANKAR 5278221177 FRANCHISE
FAIZABAD JOHN PLAYER MR. DINESH 8157198483 FRANCHISE
FAIZABAD
HI FASHION MR.
SUNIL
MAKHREJA 9453659060 MBO
FAIZABAD
OM PRAKASH
SARRAF
MR.
ANUP
KUMAR
AGARWAL 5278225044 LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD
PARAM BAZAR MR.
RITESH
TOLAN 9628836999 LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD COBB MR. SUFIYAN 8960156521 LOCAL STORE
FAIZABAD
CANARY
LONDON
MR. IRFAN
9335809334
FAIZABAD K LOUNGE MR. GAURAV 7275441920 FRANCHISE
FAIZABAD
V MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
FAIZABAD MONTE CARLO. MR. AJAY 5278223540 FRANCHISE
FAIZABAD UNIK BAZAR CHEKPOINT 2
FAIZABAD
V MORE MR.
COMPANY
OWNED NICE 2
FAIZABAD
CHECKPOINT 2
SENSORMATICS 2
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 2
OTHERS 0

82
Implementation
In Faizabad sensormatics and nice covers equal market then surecheck and
then others. There is tough competition in the market .
FARRUKHABAD
FARRUKHAB
AD
V-MART
MR
.
RAM
BHADALIY
A
97211132
22
COMPAN
Y OWNED
SENSORMAT
IC 2
FARRUKHAB
AD
KHANNA
GARMENT
S
MR
.
PRADEEP
KUMAR
94548689
79
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
SHRI RAM
MR
.
GULLU
KUMAR
91258181
05
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
CANARY
LONDON
MR
.
KAMLESH
PANDEY
88590137
54
COMPAN
Y OWNED
FARRUKHAB
AD
HINDUSTA
N FABRIC
MR
.
KULDEEP
TIWARI
78399308
80
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
SUMSHI
MR
.
AMIR
SUMSHI
98388407
98
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
SURYA
SAREES
MR
.
SANDEEP
AGARWAL
94151462
40
LOCAL
STORE
34%
33%
0%
0%
33%
0%
FAIZABAD
FAIZABAD
CHECKPOINT
SENSORMATICS
NEDAP
SURE CHECK
NICE
OTHERS

83
FARRUKHAB
AD
MAINAKS
HI
EMPORIU
M
MR
.
YOGESH
RASTOGI
9.42E+09
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
RAKESH
GARMENT
S
MR
.
RAKESH 99847688
00
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
RIDHI
SIDDHI
GARMENT
S
MR
.
RANJANA
AGARWAL 90442607
05
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
POOJA
SAREE
PALACE
MR
.
MOHIT
AGARWAL
86045986
28
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
PLANAT
FATHION
MR
.
GAURAV
RASTOGI
98894054
66
FRANCHIS
E
FARRUKHAB
AD
PARIVAR
FASHION
MR
.
PAWAN
AGARWAL
73101828
95
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
SONAM
JEWELLER
S
MR
.
SURAJ 99181240
10
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
TIME
WATCH
COMPANY
MR
.
PRATAP
SINGH
94151465
87
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
AFASARA
GARMENT
MR
.
PRAMOD
KUMAR
99358676
70
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
LIBERTY
MR
.
SURAJ
99181240
10
FRANCHIS
E
FARRUKHAB
AD
TOWN
STORE
PVT. LTD.
MR
.
ANKUR
RASTOGI
94151461
79
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
CARE
FASHION
MR
.
HEMANT
PANDEY
98386248
55
LOCAL
STORE
FARRUKHAB
AD
VISHAL
CLOTHE
STORE
MR
.
99368190
22
COMPAN
Y OWNED
SENSORMAT
IC 2

84
FARRUKHABAD
CHECKPOINT 0
SENSORMATICS 4
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 0
Implementation
In Farrukhabad sensormatics covers whole market as no one knows about
checkpoint antennas there is requirement for more penetration as per my
study.
checkpoint
0%
sensormatics
100%
nedap
0%
sure check
0%
nice
0%others
0%
farrukhabad

85
GHAJIPUR
GHAJIPUR
SHOW
STOPPER
MR.
AVDHESH
PANDEY
9415280
948
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
KESHARI
SINTHETICS
MR. RAJA RAM
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
CLUB FOX MR. VINOD GIRI
9044620
979 FRANCHISE
GHAJIPUR
VISHAL
MEGA
MART
MR.
ANAND
KUMAR
9984564
777
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
GHAJIPUR
BANK
OFFASHION
MR.
MOVIN
AHMAD
9919607
080
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
V-MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
GHAJIPUR
V2 MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
GHAJIPUR
CITY LIFE MR.
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
GHAJIPUR
RAYMOND MR.
GAURAV
SHARMA
7234007
044 FRANCHISE
GHAJIPUR
BIG SHOP MR.
ANAND
AGRAWAL
8004960
837
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
APNA
BAZAR
MR.
MANISH
JAISWAL
8115019
996
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
VIJNATH
DRESSES
MR. R.K. VERMA
7007506
002
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
GOOGLE MR.
SANTOS
GUPTA
9889020
815
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
1-INDIA MR. ARUN
COMPANY
OWNED NICE 2
GHAJIPUR
CITY WEAR MR.
ARUN
SRIVASTAVA
9415345
750
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
DEEP MALA
GARMENT
MR.
SUNIL
PRASAD
9838618
149
LOCAL
STORE

86
GHAJIPUR
KIDS ZONE MR.
ANSHU
SINGH
8081945
200
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
GANPATI
SHOPPING
MR.
JAGDISH
AGRAWAL
9451547
860
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
APSARA
GARMENT
MR. RAJESH
9889203
325
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
CANTABIL MR. ASIF KHAN
7376829
516
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
BAZAR
INDIA
MR.
ANKUR
RATTI
7060090
402
COMPANY
OWNED CHECKPOINT 2
GHAJIPUR
NEW DRESS
LAND
MR.
NEW DRESS
LAND
9415972
854
LOCAL
STORE
GHAJIPUR
SAGUN MR. SAGUN
9532616
161
COMPANY
OWNED SENSORMATIC 2
GHAJIPUR
MY MART MR.
VIPIN
KUMAR
9616827
342
COMPANY
OWNED
GHAJIPUR
CHECKPOINT 2
SENSORMATICS 10
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 2
OTHERS 0

87
Implementation
In Gazipursen sormatics covers more market then checkpoint and nice then
others there is customer retention and brand awareness for checkpoint .
GORAKHPUR
GORAKHPUR
VIVA
CITY
MR.
VISHAL
GORAKHPUR
FLYING
MACHINE
MR. SUSHIL SINGH
GORAKHPUR
INTEGRE
TY
SHOWRO
OM
MR. SURAJ
8853242079 MBO
GORAKHPUR
PEPE
JEANS
MR.
RAHUL
KUMAR
PANDEY 9793584945
COMPANY
OWNED
checkpoint
14%
sensormatics
72%
nedap
0%
sure check
0% nice
14%
others
0%
Ghazipur

88
GORAKHPUR
NUMERO
UNO
MR. RAJAT
8858612101
SENSORMA
TIC 2
GORAKHPUR
K
LOUNGE
MR.
ADARSH
TIWARI 8574324180 FRANCHISE
GORAKHPUR
WOODLA
ND
MR.
ASHVANI
SINGH 9634443090
COMPANY
OWNED
GORAKHPUR
KRIPAL
SAREE
MR. JAY
GORAKHPUR
KRIPAL
FASHION
MR.
LOCAL STORE
GORAKHPUR
KRIPAL
PLUSE
MR. SURESH
GORAKHPUR
KRISHNA
VASTRA
VIBHAG
MR.
LOCAL STORE
GORAKHPUR
BAHURA
NI
MR.
LOCAL STORE
GORAKHPUR
KRIPAL
VASTRAL
AYA
MR. NITESH
SENSORMA
TIC 2
GORAKHPUR
SARARAT
KIDS AND
SAREES
MR. VISHAL
GORAKHPUR
BIG SHOP MR. ABHISHEK
SENSORMA
TIC 2
GORAKHPUR
ANURAD
HA
MR.
ANKIT
GORAKHPUR
PETER
ENGLAN
D
MR. MD.AMSAN
GORAKHPUR
BABY
LAND
MR.
ANKIT
GORAKHPUR
LONDON
BRIDGE
MR.
RADHEY
SHYAM
BHADRA 8182054882 LOCAL STORE
GORAKHPUR DRESSO MR. R.K. GUPTA 9670345132 LOCAL STORE

89
GORAKHPUR
DRESS
LAND
MR.
RAMMOHAN
GORAKHPUR
CITY
GLAMER
MR. SUNNY
GORAKHPUR
D'COT MR.
SANJAY
GUPTA 9793150554 FRANCHISE
GORAKHPUR
NAVEEN
VASTRAL
AY
MR. PRAVEEN
GORAKHPUR
AMAR
DEEP
MR. LALIT KUMAR
GORAKHPUR
PARDESH
I FAMILY
BAZAR
MR. ABHISHEK
GORAKHPUR
PAGE 3
FASHION
MR. AMIT SINGH
9565949494
GORAKHPUR
KHUBSO
ORAT
MR. DANNY
GORAKHPUR
HARI
PRASAD
GOPI
KISHAN
SARRAF
MR.
LOCAL STORE
SENSORMA
TIC 2
GORAKHPUR
V2 MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORMA
TIC 2
GORAKHPUR
LIFE CITY MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORMA
TIC 2
GORAKHPUR
BRAND
STAND
MR.
GORAKHPUR
V MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORMA
TIC 2
GORAKHPUR
VISHAL
MEGA
MART
MR. COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORMA
TIC 2
GORAKHPUR
BIG
BAZAR
MR.
GANESH
SINGH 8392856262
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPOIN
T 5

90
GORAKHPUR
JALAN
UTSAV
MR. AJAY SINGH
GORAKHPUR
BHAVANI
SAREE
SANSAR
MR.
RAJENDRA
KUMAR
GORAKHPUR
SABHYAT
A SAREES
MR.
DHERAJ
LAKHMANI 9161206402 LOCAL STORE
GORAKHPUR
KUMKUM
THE
FASHION
SHOP
MR.
ANUP
AGARWAL
GORAKHPUR
CAT
WALK
MR. SUNIL
GORAKHPUR
BHAGAV
ATI
MR.
LOCAL STORE
SENSORMA
TIC 2
GORAKHPUR
WORLDR
OBE
MR.
TANMAY
JALAN 9454370336 LOCAL STORE
GORAKHPUR BEBO MR. VISHAL 9628611000 LOCAL STORE
GORAKHPUR NEVA MR. SAKSTI SINGH 8957777771 LOCAL STORE
GORAKHPUR
TANISHQ MR.
HARINATH
PANDEY 9554285656 FRANCHISE
GORAKHPUR
BLACKBE
RRY
MR. D.K. SINGH
9795627597
COMPANY
OWNED
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
MANISH
CREATIO
N
MR.
SHASHANK
PANDEY
9450435482
COMPANY
OWNED
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
LOUIS
PHILIP
MR. ANUP SINGH
CHECKPOIN
T 1
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
VANHUSS
AIN
MR. PAPPU YADAV
CHECKPOIN
T 2
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
OXEMBE
RG
MR. SAURABH
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
ALLEN
SOLLY
MR.
GAJENDRA
CHAWHAN 8953576299 FRANCHISE

91
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
UNITED
COLOR
OF
BENETTO
N
MR. AMIR
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
U.S.POLO
ASSN.
MR. RAJNIKANT
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
CANTABI
L
MR.
RATNESH
SRIVASTAVA 9369080190
COMPANY
OWNED
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
MONTE
CARLO.
MR.
VINAY
SRIVASTAVA 9336448288 FRANCHISE
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
SPYKAR MR.
AASHISH
TRIPATHI 9792001684 FRANCHISE
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
JOCKEY MR. AVINASH
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
ATTITUD
E
MR. SHAILESH
9838449771
COMPANY
OWNED
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
MUFTI MR. AMRESH
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
BIBA(GIN
I & JONY)
MR. RAJAT GUPTA
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
WOODLA
ND
MR.
KULDEEP
TRIPATHI 5512205212
COMPANY
OWNED
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
LEVIS MR. A DURGESH
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
PETER
ENGLAN
D
MR. ABHINAV
FRANCHISE
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
TURTLA MR.
VIKASH
SINGH 9807053335
COMPANY
OWNED
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
MADAME MR. SONU SINGH
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
RANGRITI MR. AMAN VERMA
9169822114
COMPANY
OWNED

92
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
KILLER MR. ARJUN
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
PEPE
JEANS
MR.
FAHIM
HAIDER 7505517684 FRANCHISE
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
THE
COOPER
MR. VISHAL
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
COBB MR.
SALAISH
YADAV 9793606000 FRANCHISE
GORAKHPUR(
SRS MALL)
JOHN
PLAYER
MR. AKASH
GORAKHPUR
CHECKPOINT 8
SENSORMATICS 18
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 0
OTHERS 0

93
Implementation
In Gorakhpur sensormatics covers more market then checkpoint and then
others. there is customer retention and brand awareness for checkpoint and
there are strong local distributor .
HARDOI
HARDOI
CITYLIFE
MALL
MR. RETESH(OWN)GANESH(SM)
SM-
8648871392
COMPANY
OWNED
NEDAP 2
HARDOI
V-MORE
MALL
MR. NARAYAN KU.PATHAK 9336744215
COMPANY
OWNED
NEDAP 2
HARDOI
JOHN
PARKER
MR. RANJEET SINGH 7565020836
COMPANY
OWNED
HARDOI RIDDI SARI MR. RIDDI KUMAR 8874270591 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI SAI PAWAN MR. SAGAR 9793340668 LOCAL STORE
checkpoint
31%
sensormatics
69%
nedap
0%
sure
check
0%
nice
0%
others
0%
Gorakhpur

94
HARDOI OUTFIT MR. DIVYANC TRIPATHI 8960837965 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI
ALLEN
COPAR
MR. SASANK SHUKLA 9839443250
COMPANY
OWNED
HARDOI
SHUBHAM
GARMENT
MR. SHUBHAM KAPOOR 7897370651 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI
SETH SHIV
NARAYAN &
ASHOK
KUMAR
MR. SHIV NARAYAN SETH 9415562389 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI EXCALUBUR MR. YES KUMAR 9651667770 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI
SRINGAR
COLLECTION
MR. MO. IMRAN 9044222999 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI
KASHI NATH
SARRAF PVT
LTD
MR. AKASHY MEHENDRA 9936457487 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI
FASHION
FACTORY
MR. PAWAN DIXIT 9455704478 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI UNIQUE MR. JEETU 9838131011 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI
BHASIN
SELECTION
MR. VIVEK BHASIN 9415149287 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI
KASHINATH
SOMNATH
SARRAF PVT
LTD
MR. ANUJ MEHENDRA 98398757712 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI
R.K.
GARMENT
MR. NAVEEN GUPTA 9450388276 LOCAL STORE
HARDOI
CHECKPOINT 0
SENSORMATICS 0
NEDAP 4
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 0
OTHERS 0

95
Implementation
In Hardoi nedap covers whole market then others. there is customer
retention and brand awareness for checkpoint.
JAUNPUR
JAUNPUR
UNIK BAZAR MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKP
OINT 2
JAUNPUR
SAGUN MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSOR
MATIC 2
JAUNPUR
PRADHAN
FASHION
MR. S.K.PRADHAN(SONU)
JAUNPUR
SHIVANGI
ENTERPRISES
MR. VINOD KU. MAURYA
JAUNPUR
SPORT SUN MR.
NARENDRA PRATAP
JAUNPUR
LADIES CORNER MR.
MEHTAB ALAM
KHAN 9044950280 LOCAL STORE
JAUNPUR KUBA GARMENT MR. FIROJ AHMAD 9415287910 LOCAL STORE
checkpoint
0%
sensormatics
0%
nedap
100%
sure check
0%
nice
0%
others
0%
HARDOI

96
JAUNPUR S.N.FASHION MR. JAKIR AHMAD 9161399959 LOCAL STORE
JAUNPUR
SAI COLLECTION MR. AMIT SINGH
JAUNPUR
SHYAM
VASTRALAY
MR. ARVIND KUMAR
JAUNPUR
SUNDARAM
AKAM
MR.
MUSKAN
MODANWAL 9721588640 LOCAL STORE
JAUNPUR
KHALSA KIDS
CAMP
MR. RANJEET SINGH
JAUNPUR
NIRMAL
VASTRALAY
MR. PANKAJ SHAHU
JAUNPUR PETER ENGLAND MR. KUSAGRA 8052654321 FRANCHISE
JAUNPUR
V-MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSOR
MATIC 2
JAUNPUR
V2 MART MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSOR
MATIC 2
JAUNPUR
V-MORE MR.
COMPANY
OWNED NICE 2
JAUNPUR
KOLKATA BAZAR MR.
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKP
OINT 2
JAUNPUR SONU WONDER MR. SONU 9795141783 LOCAL STORE
JAUNPUR M.S.COLLCTION MR. MD.SAHEED 7309591117 LOCAL STORE
JAUNPUR
SUNIL DRESSES MR. PARAS NATH GUPTA
JAUNPUR ZAD PLUSE MR. NADEEM KHAN 9369855045 LOCAL STORE
JAUNPUR
NAND MEN
SHOPY
MR. AJAY SRIVASTAVA

97
JAUNPUR
CHECKPOINT 4
SENSORMATICS 6
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 2
OTHERS 0
Implementation
In Jaunpur sensormatics covers more market then checkpoint and then nice
and others.
33%
50%
0%
0%
17%
0%
JAUNPUR
JAUNPUR
CHECKPOINT
SENSORMATICS
NEDAP
SURE CHECK
NICE
OTHERS

98
KANNAUJ
KANNAUJ
ALAM
GARMENTS
MR.
ALAM
BHAI 9838626227
LOCAL
STORE
KANNAUJ
RAJ
NANDINI
MR.
AVINASH
TIWARI 9695900666
LOCAL
STORE
KANNAUJ A TO Z SHOP MR. SADAB
569434198
LOCAL
STORE
KANNAUJ
OMKAR
SAREE
CENTER
MR.
VIVEK
SONI
8004053663
LOCAL
STORE
KANNAUJ
AKASH
COLLECTION
MR. HIMANSHU
8736852745
LOCAL
STORE
KANNAUJ
JEANS
HOUSE
MR.
MD. NASIR
KHAN 9026888858
LOCAL
STORE
KANNAUJ
IMRAN
GARMENTS
MR.
MD.
IMRAN 8604685459
LOCAL
STORE
KANNAUJ
CITY
BAZAAR
MR.
8052001109
COMPANY
OWNED
KANNAUJ
CHECKPOINT 0
SENSORMATICS 0
NEDAP 0
SURE CHECK 0
NICE 0
OTHERS 0
Implementation
In Kannauj there is a lot of scope for the product. There is more requirement
penetration.

99
LUCKNOW
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
ABC
ENTERPRISE(AMINA
BAD)
Mr.
Bunty
Bhagchandani
983906
3161,
262866
3
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
LAAL SINGH $ KATAR
SINGH (AMINABAD)
Mr.
Ajeet Pal
Singh
467600
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
JOHN PARKER
(AMINABAD)
Mr.
Sajan Dixit
(Area
Manager)
261990
1,
818800
6006
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
SUMAN JEWELLERS &
BANKER(AMINABAD)
Mr. P.K.Rastogi
945065
8532
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
DEV
COLLECTION(AMINABAD
Mr.
Abhishek
Mishra
993574
0720,
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
KALPANA(AMINABAD) Mr. R.K.Rastogi
941502
1231
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
KIRAN DEEP(AMINABAD) Mr. Cmpurswani
392948
2
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
LEVIS (PHEONIX UNITED
MALL)
Mr.
Ashutosh
(Oasis Retail)
902698
0570(a
mit area
mgr)
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
LOUIS PHILLIP (PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
Mr. Rakesh Pathak
242384
4
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
UNITED COLOR OF
BENTTON(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
Mr.
Musab
Abasuc(Sumit
Mishra)
979252
9594
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
FLYING
MACHINE(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
Mr.
Musab
Abasuc(Sumit
Mishra)
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
U.S. POLO(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
Mr.
Musab
Abasuc(Sumit
Mishra)
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW 08-05- SPYKAR(PHEONIX UNITED Mr. Musab FRANCHISE

100
17 MALL) Abasuc(Sumit
Mishra)
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
SKETCHER(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
Mr.
Musab
Abasuc(Sumit
Mishra)
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
CALVIN KLEIN(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
Mr.
Musab
Abasuc(Sumit
Mishra)
FRANCHISE
SENSORM
ATIC
2
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
BIG BAZAR(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
COMPANY
OWNED
Checkpoint 5
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
PETER ENGLAND(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
Mr.
Sumit Bagcha
Regional Mgr
887788
1614
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
MONTE CARLO(PHEONIX
UNITED MALL)
Mr. Atul Rajpal
527221
5
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
ARROW(PHEONIX UNITED
MALL)
Mr. Umesh Yadav
818106
0708
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
08-05-
17
MAX(PHEONIX UNITED
MALL)
Mr. Mukesh
COMPANY
OWNED
NEDAP 2
LUCKNOW
09-05-
17
BIG BAZAR (SINGAPORE
MALL)
Mr. Arun
700921
3827
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPO
INT
4
LUCKNOW
09-05-
17
WEST SIDE(SINGAPORE
MALL)
Mr. Lalit Singh
993650
7110
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC
2
LUCKNOW
09-05-
17
WEST SIDE(WAVE MALL) Mr. Syed Fahad
522272
0990
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC
2
LUCKNOW
09-05-
17
VANHEUSEN(WAVE MALL) Mr. Naveen Singh
522402
5872
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
09-05-
17
ARROW(WAVE MALL) Mr.
Aman(Manav
Collection)
522404
7352
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
09-05-
17
ALLEN SOLLY(WAVE
MALL)
Mr.
Sumit
Srivastava
980798
5587
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
09-05-
17
PROVOGUE(WAVE MALL) Mr. Amir
723898
3938
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
09-05-
17
PETER ENGLAND(WAVE
MALL)
Mr.
Mayur (S.M.
Anup Pandey)
s.m.
no.-
786067
9120
FRANCHISE

101
LUCKNOW
09-05-
17
KOHLI BROTHERS Mr. Gurupreet
737999
9912
FRANCHISE
CHECKPO
INT
2
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
MADAME Mr.
Manish
Vikram Singh
708020
1800
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
GOMTI GARMENTS Mr. Imran 919876
4440
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
PEOPLE Mr. Pratish Dixit 522495
5204 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
LOUIS PHILIPPE Mr. Niyaz 919879
1993
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
MANSA Mr. Rakesh Rai 983869
7934
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
AARYA LIFE STYLE Mr. Arun Yadav 930585
4002
LOCAL
STORE
SENSORM
ATIC 2
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
SUNNY ENTERPRISES Mr. Sunny Mishra 991984
7425
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
GLOBAL DESHI Mr. Vinod Sharma 991999
9173
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
PLANAT FATHION Mr.
Taufeeq
Ansari(Area
Ma.)
979477
7776 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
PALMINFRA GROUP Mr. Sunil Mathur 840009
9849
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
U MEGA MAR Mr. Ravi Dutt 700755
68967
COMPANY
OWNED
SURE
CHECK 2
LUCKNOW 17-05- VISHAL MEGA MART Mr. Abbu Soyab 904446 COMPANY SENSORM 4

102
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17 0921 OWNED ATIC
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
KILLER Mr. Ram 893503
5839
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
V2 MART Mr.
Shashank
Singh
904461
9209
COMPANY
OWNED
SECUREM
ATE 2
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
CITYLIFE MART Mr. Laxman 882036
2188
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 2
LUCKNOW
(VIRAJ
KHAND)
17-05-
17
MEGASHOP Mr.
Irsad
Maquboor
907057
5858
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPO
INT 2
LUCKNOW
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17-05-
17
PASSPORT JEANS Mr. Faizaid 991842
1007
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17-05-
17
F.COM Mr. Niraj Sexena 522407
2101
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17-05-
17
VERO MODA Mr. Devashish 522406
3636
SENSORM
ATIC 2
LUCKNOW
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17-05-
17
KOHLI BROTHERS Mr. Ertijra 914009
7923 FRANCHISE
CHECKPO
INT 2
LUCKNOW
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17-05-
17
SPAKER LIFESTYLE Mr.
Mo. Smille
(Cluster Ma.)
738897
9236 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17-05-
17
MONTE CARLO. Mr. Deepak Yadav 522410
7124
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17-05-
17
COLOR PLUSE Ms.
Puneema
Singh
522408
2515
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW 17-05- FBB Mr. 2

103
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17 CHECKPO
INT
LUCKNOW
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17-05-
17
LEVIS Mr. J.P. Kashyap 522400
1031 NEDAP 2
LUCKNOW
(HAZRATG
ANJ)
17-05-
17
PANTALOON Mr. Kamal Soni 857302
6150
CHECKPO
INT 3
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
CITYKART Mr. Vikash Verma 995663
9809
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPO
INT 2
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
HARISH GARMENTS Mr.
Deepak
Chawda
955964
0920
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
MAHESH HISERIE Mr.
Mahesh
Hosere
995600
8723
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
SINDH Mr. Baldev Khatti 522407
1456
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
SANGINI SAREES Mr. Harsh Vardhan 900574
4069
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
RAJ SHUBHAM Mr. Raj 522400
3693
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
LOCAL MART Mr.
Harish
Athwani
808141
2122
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
VISHAL MEGA MART Mr. COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 4
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
SARDARJI SAREE WALA Mr.
Joraver Singh
Sethi
522406
3222
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW 18-05- PARAS MANI Mr. Girdhari Lal 522423 LOCAL

104
(ALAMBA
D)
17 3788 STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
SWAYAMAVAR SAREES Mr.
Surendra
Sharma
933591
2553
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
M BAZAAR Mr. Anil Bazaria 700752
7765
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPO
INT 2
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
V-BAZAAR Mr. COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 4
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
CITISTYLE Mr. Umesh Singh 950656
8656
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 2
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
NAMSKAR Mr. LOCAL
STORE
CHECKPO
INT 2
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
PUNK GARMENTS Mr.
Vinay
Agarwal
972119
6698
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
KANAK KIDS Mr.
Manvendra
Singh
708005
0275
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
RAJ RATAN Mr. LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
KALA ZONE Mr. Sanjay Kumar 522410
7080
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
GEETA VASTRALAYA Mr. Ashok Awashi 522404
2070
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
SHRANDHANJALI Mr. Suresh Kumar 941502
9715
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW 18-05- NAMASKAR Mr. Manoj 914098 LOCAL SENSORM 2

105
(ALAMBA
D)
17 Manglani 9845 STORE ATIC
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
U MEGA MART Mr. COMPANY
OWNED
SURE
CHECK 2
LUCKNOW
(ALAMBA
D)
18-05-
17
DEEPAK GARMENTS Mr. Deepak 983952
3199
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
R.K. CHIKAN Mr. Sanjay Rastogi
945489
0064
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
HARSHIT CHIKAN Mr.
Harshit
Agarwal LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
PARASRAM SONS Mr. Rakesh Kumar
522225
9259
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
LUCKNOW CHIKAN
ENPORIUM
Mr.
Vijay Kapoor
& Anubhav
Kapoor
941500
1217
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
DELHI FASHION HOUSE Mr. Md. Abbash
991991
2444
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
RAMAKRISHNA
GARMENTS
Mr.
Pankaj
Agrawal 933658
6570
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
DEEPAK CHIKAN Mr. Jatin Rastogi
522225
9228
LOCAL
STORE

106
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
CHIKAN PARIDHAR Mr.
Subodh
Tondon 522225
9231
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
STYLE IN Mr. Fazal Wasi
995688
8861
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
K-LOUNGH Mr. Ashok Bhatia
522496
1319
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
GOPAL DRESSES Mr.
983967
8775
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
VISHAL MEGA MART Mr.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 2
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
V-MART Mr.
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 2
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
K.K. COLLECTION Mr. Harsh Rastogi
750572
2631
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
ALIBABA FASHION HUB Mr. Azmi
933674
5260
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
GOLDEN PALACE Mr.
S. Anish
Ahmed 993688
5752
LOCAL
STORE

107
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
ROYAL COLLECTION Mr. Aifee Ritzee
896081
4314
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
ALILA CREATION Mr. Nafiz Hussain
979591
6003
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
AL-HAYA CALLECTION Mr. Danish Ansari
800979
2212
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
SEEMA FASHION Mr. Rahees Ahmed
889600
2080
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CHOWK &
NAKKHAS
)
19-05-
17
TAJ COLLECTION Mr. Asam Adim
989736
8988
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
ZODIAC Mr. Sanjay Bharti 809003
3009
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
AEROPOSTALE Mr. Ankit Kumar 879509
5555
COFO
STORE
SURE
CHECK 2
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
GANT Mr.
Armaan
Hussain
COFO
STORE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
NAUTICA Mr.
Armaan
Hussain
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
LEVIS Mr. Kulpreet Singh 522407
8415
COFO
STORE
LUCKNOW 27- CALVIN KLEIN Ms. Shivani Verma 983834 FRANCHISE

108
(FUN
MALL)
May-
17
7101
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
BLACK BERRY Mr. P. Sonar 999941
7002 FRANCHISE
SURE
CHECK 2
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
TOMMY HILLFIGHER Mr. Kshitiz Jaiswal 522400
4141
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 2
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
SPENCER'S Mr. Harpreet Singh 857477
0856
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
GINI & JONY Mr. Mukesh Singh 906952
1284 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
UNITED COLOR OF
BENETTON
Ms. Neha Kakkar 522410
014
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
NIKE Mr. A.P. Singh 522410
1321
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
PEPE JEANS Mr. Mohit Singh 969690
1114 FRANCHISE
SENSORM
ATIC 2
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
WRANGLER Mr. Ashok Dixit 522407
9817 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
TOMMY HILLFIGHER Mr.
Monika
Mishra
522406
8455
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
SHOPPERS STOP Mr. Vijendra 522403
6800
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 8
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
KILLER Mr. Arti Tiwari 522404
6262 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW 27- W Mr. Ravi Arora
840007 FRANCHISE

109
(FUN
MALL)
May-
17
8605
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
VANHUSSAIN Mr. 522407
3995 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
INDIAN TERRAIN Mr. Manoj Kumar 522402
4350 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
JOHN PLAYERS Mr. Sumit Sharma 522406
6929
COFO
STORE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
WILLS LIFESTYLE Mr.
Amar
Chawdhary
988966
9508
COMPANY
OWNED
CHECKPO
INT 2
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
MAX Mr. COMPANY
OWNED NEDAP 2
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
ARROW Mr. Vibhu Dixit 522400
0277 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
LOUIS PHILLIPE Mr.
Dharmendra
Kumar
980707
8617 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
MUFTI Mr. Naveen Joshi 856294
2280 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
SPYKAR Mr.
Chandan
Rajpoot
930589
1436 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
PETER ENGLEND Mr. Vishal Seth 522407
8033
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
ELEGENT Mr. Fahad Khan 930538
6574
LUCKNOW 27- KIDS TOWN Mr. Deepak 885834

110
(FUN
MALL)
May-
17
Rajpoot 4169
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
GET GORGEOUS(BIG
BANG)
Mr.
Ashish
Baharani
738833
3311
LOCAL
STORE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
WEAR SHOPPY Mr. Sharad Jain 857412
7178
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
BAGGIT Mr. Amit Pandey 961642
4233
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
HOME STOP Mr.
Prakhar
Srivastava
LOCAL
STORE
SENSORM
ATIC 3
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
FREE AUTHORITY Mr.
FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
FLYING MACHINE Mr. Rahul Anand 993514
6622 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
U.S. POLO KIDS Mr. Atul Gupta 955960
0222 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(FUN
MALL)
27-
May-
17
U.S. POLO ASSN. Mr. Atul Gupta 955960
0222 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
MSC CART Mr. Avinash 842300
4817
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
LIFE STYLE Mr. COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 15
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
AURELIA Mr.
Jatin Kumar
Yadav
939939
9991
LUCKNOW 05- MEENA BAZAR Mr. Sandeep 522331 COMPANY SECUREM 2

111
(CINEPOLI
S)
Jun-17 4850 OWNED ATE
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
W Mr. Damin 522495
3085
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
CP COLORS Mr.
Ajay Kumar
Singh
522425
6218
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
TREND Mr. Dhoon Singh COMPANY
OWNED CENTURY 3
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
FAB INDIA Mr. Dhani Tiwari 522495
3132
COMPANY
OWNED NEDAP 2
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
RITU KUMAR Ms. Shipra Kumari 522425
6210 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
RANGRITI Mr. Ankit Singh 817398
0918
COMPANY
OWNED
SENSORM
ATIC 2
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
GLOBAL DESHI Mr. Raj Kumar 700730
4603 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
SPYKAR Mr. Kadil Akhtar 522331
4836 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
PARK AVENUE Mr.
Shubhash
Verma
770407
7896
COFO
STORE
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
MAX Mr.
Manav Dev
Sharma
COMPANY
OWNED NEDAP 4
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
RED TAPE Mr. Khushit Khan 969643
2364
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW 05- ZODIAC Mr. Sanjay Mishra 920820 COMPANY

112
(CINEPOLI
S)
Jun-17 0191 OWNED
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
MARKS & SPENCERS Mr. Saurav Tiwari 731779
3444
COMPANY
OWNED
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
AMANTE Mr. COMPANY
OWNED NICE 2
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
LATIN QUARTERS Mr. Sabi Abbash 522331
4853
LUCKNOW
(CINEPOLI
S)
05-
Jun-17
ARROW Mr.
Mukesh
Kumar Singh
522425
6211 FRANCHISE
LUCKNOW
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