Monday 20 November 2017

Sail charts new marketing strategy



KOLKATA: Creating new products, 10 per cent exports and retail thrust would be new marketing mantra of PSU steel giant SAIL. The Chairman of the steel behemoth P.K. Singh interacted with the company's entire marketing team and employees of local units in Kolkata on Saturday.

Acknowledging the efficiency of SAILs new marketing strategy aimed at gaining a competitive edge in the market he said, "For SAIL, the new marketing strategy, with customer retention through enhanced customer experience as its mantra, is a way-forward to consolidate its market leadership and is a crucial tool for the turnaround of the company in the near future."

Pointing towards the stiff market competition, he added that, "Big challenges offer great opportunities. Capacity addition by other companies enhances market competition and in such a scenario SAIL's intelligent workforce, experienced manpower and new assets are great advantages."

Discussing several marketing strategies, Singh said, "While retaining our core marketing values, we are strengthening our market-centric and consumer-oriented approach for
reaching our customers. At SAIL, customer-value management is supreme. With stabilization of most of our new and modernized mills, we are diversifying our product basket with several value-added and ready-to- use products. SAIL will introduce several new and niche brands to its product basket. Gauging the domestic and international market, SAIL aims to have a blend of both markets in its portfolio."
He added that the company is scaling up its presence in global markets through exports. 10 per cent of SAIL's saleable steel production will be targeted for new markets overseas, including Africa, Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh etc. SAIL is also streamlining its channel management to address the needs of customers in untapped geographies. In the times to come, SAIL will focus on retail sales with higher volumes and deeper reach along with exploring effective ways of transportation and logistics.



During the interaction, Singh praised the marketing collective's efforts for developing dedicated cross-functional teams for marketing the company's new products and exploring new markets befitting them.



This large group interaction with around 350 executives of SAIL is expected to provide a further boost to the stepped-up efforts of the company to expand and enrich its market share. Other senior management present during the communication exercise included Director (Technical) Shri Raman, Director (Commercial) Ms Soma Mondal and several other senior executives.



While interacting with employees by turn at each SAIL unit through large group communication exercises, SAIL's top management has been brainstorming to further align its production planning with greater market orientation.


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