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    GROUP NO.- 12

    COFFEE BARS IN INDIA

    PRESENTED BY:

    1)) RAJEEV

    2)) MRIDUL

    3)) AALOK

    4)) AASHISH

    5)) ALOK

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    Objectives of Study

    Primary:

    To find out the preference of Alcoholic beverages among the customers in coffeebars.

    Secondary:

    To find out the most preferred Coffee Bar in the industry.

    To find the key factors for denial & acceptance of Coffee Bars services.

    To find the most effective personality for advertising Coffee Bars.

    To find preference among consumers of coffee bars over regular bars/pubs.

    To find out consumer attitude towards the various factors of competitivebrands.

    To find the relativeness of footfall with expenditure.

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    Methodology

    Primary Source of Information

    Questionnaires

    Sampling Method

    Random Sampling : Random selection of people at Coffee Bars in the

    outlets of Noida, Delhi.Sampling Size

    210 Respondents

    Tools used for Information and Analysis: Questionnaires, Measurement

    Techniques, Scaling Techniques Ranking techniques, Rating

    Techniques, Other Statistical tools .Geographical Area Covered

    Barista, Khan Market, Delhi

    Caf Coffee Day, Greater Kailash, Delhi.

    Costa Coffee, GIP, Noida

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    1. Caf Coffee Day

    Caf Coffee Day (CCD) first caf at Brigade Road in Bangalore. Caf Coffee

    Day today has cafes in Vienna, Austria and Karachi, Middle East, Eastern

    Europe, Eurasia, Egypt and South East Asia in the near future.

    Their Divisions

    Coffee Day Fresh n Ground.

    Coffee Day Xpress.

    Coffee Day Take Away Coffee Day Exports

    The company is founded in 1996 headquarters are at banglore. It has 1016

    number of location with a revenue of 45 million US dollor. The company has

    5000 employees strength.

    Organizational Profile

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    Organizational Profile

    2. Costa Coffee

    Costa Coffee is a coffee house company based in the United

    Kingdom founded in 1971 by Italian brothers Sergio andBruno Costa. Since 1995 it has been a subsidiary of,

    the Whitbread company, since when the company has grown

    to over 1700 stores in the UK and abroad. The company wasfounded in 1971. The company has revenue of approx 360

    million US dollor. The company has 25000 employees

    strength.

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    Organizational Profile

    3. Barista

    Barista Lavazza is a chain of espresso bars in India.

    Headquartered in Noida, Barista currently has espresso bars

    across India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and the Middle East.

    Barista Lavazza is currently owned by Lavazza

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    RESULTS OF CONSUMER SURVEY

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    Q1. How often you visit Coffee shop ?

    Analysis Inference:

    Maximum people

    (52.86%) go to

    Coffee Shop once ina month while

    23.33 % people go

    to coffee shop once

    in two months orrarely.

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    Q2. What time of the Day people normallyvisit coffee bars?

    Inference:-

    42.9% people

    visit in the eveningwhile 32.9% visit

    in the afternoon.

    So 75% of the

    business is done

    between 12pm to

    8pm.

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    Q3. What do you consume in coffee shop?

    Interference:

    Here we got to

    know mostpeople prefer

    sipping up

    Tea/Coffee at

    the coffee bar.

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    Q4. How comfortable are they with alcohol

    served in coffee shop?

    Inference:

    45.71 % of

    people are

    comfortable withalcohol now

    being served in

    coffee shops

    while 54.29%

    people said thatthey did not like

    the idea of

    alcohol being

    served in coffee

    shops.

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    Q5. What brings you to coffee bars?

    Inference

    Maximum peoplecome to coffee barsfor Food (35.4%)

    while 32.5% come forPleasure whereas25.4% come for ClientMeeting. This helpedus in knowing wherecompany should lay

    its focus on toincrease footfall. Foreg: Serving deliciousauthentic food, decentplace to sit, hygienicconditions etc.

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    Q6. What else do you consume along

    with your beverage?

    Analysis:

    Most preferred add-ons

    in coffee bars is starters

    37.14% then mini mealswith 27.14% while

    bottled water is 18.10%

    and Deserts for 17.62 %.

    The company needs to

    regularly innovate or

    restructure its productline in terms of food,

    deserts and other

    eatables as it cant do

    much with bottled water

    or canned food.

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    Q7. To know that any medium of advertisement has any

    effect on buying behavior of the consumer?

    Inference:

    Highly advertised

    brands andservices possess

    more advantage in

    terms of

    awareness,

    visibility andlikeability, status

    symbol etc.

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    Q8. Rate the coffee shops on a scale of (1-5)under the

    factors of Ambience, Price,Quality.

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    Demographics

    Inference:

    Diverse age group

    of people have

    answered our

    questionnaire.

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    CrossTabs

    College going

    students of age

    group (18-25 years)

    mostly visit coffee

    shops next followed

    by working

    professional of agegroup (25-36).

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    CROSS TABS

    Working Professional

    consumes Tea/Coffee

    more than alcoholic

    beverage followed by

    least consumption ofsoftdrinks.

    Students normally

    consumes

    moreTea/Coffee & equal

    preference is given toAlcoholic Drinks and

    Softdrinks.

    Parent and Aged people

    consume mostly

    Tea/Coffee.

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    Expenditure on Beverages in Coffee Bars

    (on alcohol)

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    Expenditure on Beverages in Coffee Bars

    (on Hot & Cold Drinks)

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    Q9. Do you think people prefer going to coffee bars

    over normal bars or pubs?

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    HYPOTHESIS TESTING

    ONE PAIR Z TEST

    H0: There is no preference among Coffee Bars &

    Regular Pubs

    H1: There is preference among Coffee Bars & Pubs

    H0=H1 Null Hypothesis;

    H0/=H1 Alternate Hypothesis

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    Inference: Using the Likert Scale, the result shows with the one

    sample T test the consumer prefer Regular Bars or Pubs over

    Coffee Bars with mean difference (0.757).

    We reject Null Hypothesis and accept Alternate Hypothesis i.e.

    H0/=H1.

    One-Sample Test

    Test Value = 3

    t Df Sig. (2-tailed) Mean Difference

    95% Confidence Interval of the

    Difference

    Lower Upper

    Prefer Coffee Bars over Pubs 8.570 209 .000 .757 .58 .93

    HYPOTHESIS TESTING

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    FOCUS GROUP STUDY:

    a lot more can happen

    over a cup of coffee

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    CONCLUSION &

    RECOMMENDATIONS

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    Not many consumers are aware serving of liquor in coffee

    shops and thus caf companies need to adopt promotional

    activities.

    Taking over, merging, or forming strategic alliances with other

    coffee companies.

    Majority of consumers think that Coffee Shops outlets which

    serve alcohol are less in number and not conveniently located

    as they have presence only in the posh colonies.

    CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATIONS

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    The consumers are of age 18 to 35 basically usually

    above 20. There is no loyalty bonus for the employees.

    Expanding Indian consumer market.

    Increasing awareness about its products and

    operations and thus 7Ps of Service Industry.

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    AtLastEXPANSION STRATEGY

    The new strategy involves:

    1. Closing unprofitable outlets

    2. Changing the look and feel of outlets

    3. Customizing the menu to better suit the Indian palate.

    4. Four key formats situated at airports, malls, high streets and

    IT parks.

    5. Setting up kiosks in marriages, and seminars meetings.

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    THANK YOU!