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Wine In India To 2013 - Aarkstore Enterprise Market Reserach Report

Introduction This databook provides key data and information on the wine market in India. This report is a comprehensive resource for market, category and segment level data including value, volume, distribution share and company & brand share. This report also provides expenditure and consumption data for the historic and forecast periods. Scope *Contains information on four categories: still wine, sparkling wine, champagne and fortified wine *Market,category and segment level information on value, volume, and expenditure & consumption, with historic (2003-2008) and forecast (2009-2013) data *Category level company and brand share as well as distribution share information for 2007 and 2008 Highlights The market for wine in India increased at a compound annual growth rate of 21.8% between 2003 and 2008. The still wine category led the wine market in India, accounting for a share of 78.3%. Leading players in Indian wine market include Indage Group and Nashik Vintners Pvt. Ltd.. Reasons to Purchase *Develop business strategies by understanding the quantitative trends within the wine market in India *Design effective marketing and sales strategies by identifying key market categories and segments *Identify key players within the market to plan lucrative M&A, partnerships and agreements TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 Executive Summary 2 Summary market level: wine 2 Summary category level: still wine 3 Summary category level: sparkling wine 4 Summary category level: fortified wine 5 Summary category level: champagne 6 Chapter 2 Introduction 7 What is this report about? 7 How to use this report 7 Market definition 8 Chapter 3 Market Overview 22 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2003ςˆ’08 22 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2008ςˆ’13 23 Value analysis (US dollars), 2003ςˆ’08 25 Value analysis (US dollars), 2008ςˆ’13 25 Volume analysis, 2003ςˆ’08 27 Volume analysis, 2008ςˆ’13 28 Company and brand share analysis 30 Distribution analysis 33 Expenditure and consumption per capita 35 Chapter 4 Leading Company Profile 38 Indage Vintners Limited 38 Chapter 5 Category Analysis: Still Wine 40 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2003ςˆ’08 40 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2008ςˆ’13 41 Value analysis (US dollars), 2003ςˆ’08 43 Value analysis (US dollars), 2008ςˆ’13 43 Volume analysis, 2003ςˆ’08 45 Volume analysis, 2008ςˆ’13 46 Company and brand share analysis 48 Distribution analysis 51 Expenditure and consumption per capita 53 Chapter 6 Category Analysis: Sparkling Wine 56 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2003ςˆ’08 56 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2008ςˆ’13 57 Value analysis (US dollars), 2003ςˆ’08 58 Value analysis (US dollars), 2008ςˆ’13 58 Volume analysis, 2003ςˆ’08 59 Volume analysis, 2008ςˆ’13 60 Company and brand share analysis 61 Distribution analysis 63 Expenditure and consumption per capita 65 Chapter 7 Category Analysis: Fortified Wine 68 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2003ςˆ’08 68 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2008ςˆ’13 69 Value analysis (US dollars), 2003ςˆ’08 71 Value analysis (US dollars), 2008ςˆ’13 72 Volume analysis, 2003ςˆ’08 74 Volume analysis, 2008ςˆ’13 75 Company and brand share analysis 77 Distribution analysis 79 Expenditure and consumption per capita 81 Chapter 8 Category Analysis: Champagne 84 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2003ςˆ’08 84 Value analysis (Indian Rupee), 2008ςˆ’13 85 Value analysis (US dollars), 2003ςˆ’08 86 Value analysis (US dollars), 2008ςˆ’13 86 Volume analysis, 2003ςˆ’08 87 Volume analysis, 2008ςˆ’13 88 Company and brand share analysis 89 Distribution analysis 91 Expenditure and consumption per capita 92 Chapter 9 Country Comparison 95 Value 95 Volume 99 Market share 103 Chapter 10 PESTLE Analysis 104 Summary 104 Political analysis 105 Economic analysis 110 Social analysis 120 Technological analysis 127 Legal analysis 134 Environmental analysis 141 Chapter 11 New Product Development 146 Product launches over time 146 Recent product launches 148 Chapter 12 Macroeconomic Profile 149 Macroeconomic indicators 149 Chapter 13 Research Methodology 154 Methodology overview 154 Secondary research 155 Market modeling 156 Creating an initial data model 156 Revising the initial data model 156 Creating a final estimate 157 Creating demographic value splits 157 Primary research 157 Data finalization 158 Ongoing research 158 Chapter 14 APPENDIX 159 Future readings 159 How to contact experts in your industry 159 Disclaimer 159 For more information, please visit : http://www.aarkstore.com/reports/Wine-in-India-to-2013-37734.html Wine in India to 2013 - Aarkstore Enterprise market reserach report.


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