Bharti Airtel Limited: by Chaitali Karate Roll No 50
Bharti Airtel Limited: by Chaitali Karate Roll No 50
Bharti Airtel Limited: by Chaitali Karate Roll No 50
By Chaitali Karate
Roll no 50
CONTENTS
Introduction
Description
Strategies and Alliances
SWOT Analysis
Financial Performance
Competitors
Achievements and Recognitions
Company Review
Core Competency
Marketing Capabilities
Product Review
Competitive Review
Distribution
Pricing
Trends
INTRODUCTION
With effect from April 24, 2006, the name of the Company was changed from
Bharti Tele-Ventures Limited (BTVL) to Bharti Airtel Limited
Mr.Sunil Bharti Mittal who heads the Bharti Enterprise, is the Chairman &
Managing Director of Bharti Airtel Ltd
( * = source is
http://www.bhartiairtel.in/fileadmin/srijan/events_conferences/AGM_Pre
sentation.pdf
)
DESCRIPTION
Mobile services:
mobile & fixed wireless services using GSM technology
across 23 telecom circles
Enterprise services:
provides end-to-end telecom solutions to corporate customers
and national & international long distance services to carriers.
STRATEGIES & ALLIANCES
Microsoft:
Sony Ericsson:
strategic alliance
one of the largest investments made in the world outside
Singapore, in the company
SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
There are many telecommunication giants in the Indian market today like
BSNL, MTNL, Hutch and so on. This has let to scarce spectrum and hence
reduction in the margins.
Opportunities:
With its alliances it can expand its network further to capture the entire
market.
Introduce more offers at lower rates to attract more customers e.g. Popular
television show voting offer.
SWOT ANALYSIS CONTD…
Threats:
There is threat and tough competition from the competitors like Hutch, BSNL,
MTNL, Tata Indicom.
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
There is a cut throat competition for Bharti Airtel. Major competitors present in the
market today are:
Hutch
Mobile services
GSM technology
No of Operational circles :16
Shares 17.6% of the total wireless technology market
Ranked 3rd globally for best returns to the shareholders by the BusinessWeek
Magazine
in ‘The Infotech 100’list in July 2007 Airtel was chosen as the second most
trusted service brand in India in the prestigious
Bharti Airtel won the Forbes Global IT Excellence award for its Outsourcing
arrangement with Nortel in May 2007
CONTD……
5. Bharti Infratel Limited (BIL):Bharti Infratel Limited with its principal business of
providing passive infrastructure for mobile services.
6. Bharti Telemedia Limited : Direct to Home venture
Bharti Airtel is structured into three major SBUs.The brand AIRTEL provides following three
services:
Mobile services:
These services cover telecom services provided through cellular mobile
technology wherein a subscriber is connected to the network through wireless equipment.
The subscriber can freely roam around anywhere and stay connected wherever the wireless
network coverage is available.
1. Mobile : Different price plans that works for business along with a range of
features or services to meet the business needs. e.g. corporate plans
2. Voice : Provides voice services to suit the needs of small, medium and large
enterprises. This include Airtel Landline, Fixed wireless phone and wholesale
voice.
3. Office Solutions : This includes Airtel’s Office Solutions, Easy Mail and Data
Card. Office Solutions inc
4. Data & Internet : Here it offers enhanced Voice & Data and Video Conferencing
via our ISDN services, Airtel Broadband Services which provides high-speed
Internet service.
2. Home Phones: Here airtel offers fixed line and fixed wireless phones
5. Calling Cards: Both international calling cards and home cards are
available, with which the caller can make std/isd calls even if the mobile
is std/isd disabled.
COMPETITIVE REVIEW
There is a cut throat competition for Bharti Airtel. Major competitors present in
the market today are:
Hutch
Mobile services
GSM technology
Bharti Airtel already has a sales and distribution network of over 4.9 lakh outlets
across the country
Bharti Airtel plans to spend $2 billion to expand its network in 2007-08, starting
April 1.
Bharti Airtel will expand coverage in towns and villages where mobile
penetration is still very low. The Indian telco major said it aims to extend
services to about 5,000 towns by March 31, compared to 4,000, as of July last
year.
Bharti's Airtel brand has responded to Reliance Infocomm's massive price cut in
its prepaid card by a similar price cut. AirTel has announced the launch of pre-
paid starter kit for Rs199. With this launch, AirTel has lowered the entry cost into
the category by 33 per cent from the existing Rs299 to Rs199.
In addition, new AirTel pre-paid users will get free airtime worth Rs50 on the first
recharge. The recharge will, however, have to be for a minimum of Rs324 and
will have to be availed within a period of 96 hours of purchase.
TRENDS
Revenue
TRENDS (CONTD…)
Profits
Summing it up, we have observed that the both the revenue and the profit is
following an increasing trend over the last few years. With its tie up with various
foreign alliances like microsoft, sony ericsson, singtel, etc, airtel is quickly
moving towards its vision 2010: