Seminar Report On Bajaj Auto Limited
Seminar Report On Bajaj Auto Limited
Seminar Report On Bajaj Auto Limited
PRESENTED BY
B.VIKAS RAJ
M19MB051
UNDER THE GUDIANCE OF
K.JAIPAL
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT
CONTENT:
CHAPTER-1
• INTRODUCTION
• NEED FOR THE STUDY
• OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
• METHODOLOGY
• LIMITATIONS
CHAPTER-2
• VISION MISSION
• INDUSTRY ANALYSIS
• FUTURE OF INDUSTRY
CHAPTER-3
• CONCLUSION
Introduction to the industry and the company
Founded: 1926
2-wheelers Founder: jamnalal Bajaj
Present chairman: Rahul Bajaj
Bajaj group has 34 companies
Commercial
vehicles Automobile 3-wheelers
Tie-up with: Kawasaki in late
1990s;
Famous for tagline “hamaara
Passenger
vehicles bajaj”
Has stake of 51% in KTM.
Need for the study
• "We are a Dedicated, adventurous, creative and ethical community. we
believe in doing the best and being the best."
objectives:
• To Know About the Bajaj Auto Limited.
• To Know About the Changes Scenarios occurring In the Indian
Market.
• To Study About the External and Internal Forces of Bajaj Auto
Limited.
Methodology
• The data is collected from the related website’s and books.
• The collected data is arranged in systematic order.
• LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY:
MISSION
• Focus on value based manufacturing
• Total elimination of wastes
• Pollution free & safe environment
Industry analysis
• The auto industry have been going through troubled times
• Falling rupee is adding woe to the automotive industry
• This is inflating the production
• Alliance with other companies have become trend
EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
POLITICAL:
Agreement with Bhartiya kamgar sena(BKS) at worli plant.
Restriction in production policy in 1969.
ECONOMIC:
Recession, inflation, high interest rates and decline in purchasing
power.
Social:
Demographics
Lifestyle
Technology:
Business process
First company to come up with DTSi in bikes.
Legal:
Employee protection for unfair discrimination at work place.
Health and safety at work place.
Fair wages.
Environmental:
A production unit in pantnagar near Uttarakhand was affected due to
natural disaster.
Strength
• Extensive R&D focus.
• Widespread distribution network.
• High export to domestic sales ratio.
Weakness
• Bajaj has not been able to reach the hero moto corps' sales volume
• Not a global player in spite of huge volumes.
• Less globally recognizable brand
opportunities
• Alliance with KTM.
• Scope for developing new technology.
• Emerging markets and expansion abroad.
Threats
• From hero, Honda and TVS.
• Strikes and lockouts from employees.
• Government regulations.
• Unstable economy.
• Change in tastes of consumers.
• Price wars.
Future of industry & company
• “we are no.1 in technology, in exports, in market cap, in
profitability….the only bit that remains is to be a leader in volumes.”