Will Flipkart and Ola
Survive in Indian Market?
I found a very interesting piece of
answer for this.The international rivals for Flipkart is Amazon and Ola is
Uber. After Comparing the Burning rate,Sales and the Investment coming up for
the Local Companies and International Companies one simple question arises
whether Localities can Survive in the market or not?
In
1970 coca-cola had made their expansion in india and became the most famous
brand till 1977, due to Indian government policies. At that point of time,
Thums-up and Campacola were launched by Chauhan brothers (of parle) and
Charanjeet singh(pure drinks). They had made there mark in India with the
advertisement ‘Happy days are back again’.
But
after 16 years coca-cola again made the entry and they had to face tough
competition against Thumps-up. But since they were profitable in other markets
they had forced Thums-up to sell their ventures to them by saying either you
sell to us or we will burn your cash out by providing free drinks in market.
This was the Indian venture which had provided the tough competition to its
foreign ones but had been sold out due to lack of funds and lack of fighting
spirit.
Same is the case with Flipkart as amazon
made their entry in india with the huge capital. Since Flipkart also has the
best brains in the industry to innovate and beat the beast Amazon is. But these
best brains may lose hope in the vision and may be lured by amazon through
hefty packages. So, it boils down to capital game at the end. I believe in the
90’s thumps up could have done great if they had fought till the end. But it is
the capital and sentiments of people towards foreign companies made them quit.
I
totally agree with Flipkart that they have much innovation and larger audience
to impact upon but Amazon lost against Alibaba in China so they are on their
toes to mark their presence in India even at the cost of money.
Flipkart
Should take advantage of being a localite in the market and through its
innovation both Flipkart and Ola should win the market upon its rivals. Lets
hope the best wins.
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