1. Presented By:-
Abhishek Gupta
Abdul Mateen
Mansi Mittal
Saket Bihari
Sharda Prakash Pandey
Tanya Jaiswal
Vishal Sudera
FOSTIIMA Business School
2. India had a large and growing market for
mosquito repellants.
Allout :- Generic name for liquid
vaporizers.
Belongs to Karamchand Appliances Private
Limted (KAPL).
“Mat” market was flourishing, KAPL wanted
to invest in this market.
3. Tied up with Earth chemicals (Japan) for
making Mats.
KAPL saw a vapourizer being sold by Earth
in Japan with huge popularity.
Decided to manufacture vaporizers.
They finally launched vaporizers in 1990.
5. First of its kind/ new variant.
Advanced Technology.
Transition –cord to plug.
Highly effective than Mats.
High quality packaging.
6. Price was initially high to recover cost of
initial investment .
Premium Pricing, creating an impression of a
premier product.
Flexible pricing strategy to accommodate
market sentiments.
Year Price
1990 Rs.225
1994 Rs.135
1995 Rs. 90
1996 Rs.135(Twin Pack )
1998 Rs.99(Deadly Offer)
1999 Rs.27(Deadly exchange
scheme)
7. Available only at 18% (120 Outlets) only.
The only P in which KAPL was behind its
major competitors was „place‟ and
accessibility.
GSLL and R&C were multi –products giants
where KAPL was a new comer with a single
product . Hence the former companies
(before launching vaporizers) all ready had
well established distribution networks .
8. Ads were unique .
Unconventional advertising strategy
Hindi movie cassettes
FM radio.
Evening news program/ Test cricket
commentary.
Movie songs / fights sequence on
Doordarshan and siticable.
Adapting ideas from Earth chemicals.
High mind recall.
Advertisement cost was quite low.
9. Pioneer Product- First of it‟s kind.
Dependable Japanese Technology.
Innovative Technology.
Effective and long lasting than Mats, coils etc.
Strong Marketing strategies.
No other competitor in vaporizer segment at
time of launch, later GSLL and others came.
10. COMPETITORS
ALLOUT ( GSLL & OTHERS )
Single point focus – Invested heavily in other
one product company. categories also-
Pioneer product- cream, spray, mats.
vaporizers Focused mainly on mats
Distribution channel and coils.
weak ( 18%). Distributor channel
strong ( 82%).
Strong Marketing Weak Marketing
strategies. strategies.
11. Strengths
Strong Advertising strategy.
Dependable Japanese technology.
Hassle-free.
Effective and long lasting
12. Harmful effect of chemicals
Major profits through only one product.
Misleading advertisements criticized by the
industry.
Excessive ads on television.
13. Diversification of products : Candles,
Mosquito bats, spray etc.
Tapping Huge rural market.
Regular technological innovations to reduce
harmful effects of chemicals.
More innovative marketing and advertising
strategies.
14. Dependence on a flagship product for now.
Advent of new substitutes in market.
Can lose out in market where there is no
electricity.
Price wars with the competitors.
15. Use herbal extracts.
Details of contents on packing.
Related diversification : Candles , Mosquitoes
Bats ( all out ), sprays
Battery empowered All-Out.
Expand the distribution network.