Summary for Microeconomics Project
Submitted by:-
Section A Group 8
Sarabjot Singh 12P043
Saurabh Mishra 12P044
Vineet Gupta 12P045
Sheth Swapnil Jayant 12P046
Shrey Tandon 12P047
Shrimoy Tripathy 12P048
Overview:
Automobiles are categorized as luxury goods in India and the auto sector can be said to be cyclical. Thus, the auto sector, in a way, represents the economic condition of the country.
Auto sector is divided into following segments: a. Passenger Cars b. Commercial Vehicles c. 2 Wheelers d. 3 Wheelers
Out of this 2-wheelers form 76% of the total market share by volume.
Factors Affecting Demand:
1. Household income 2. Petrol Price 3. Monsoons (Affects Rural income, food inflation) 4. Decreasing prices in 4-wheeler market 5. Infrastructure, Public Transport
Factors Affecting Supply:
1. Cost and availability of raw materials 2. Increased no. of players in the industry 3. Capital sourcing 4. Promotion, Distribution and Penetration
Two-wheeler business poised for long-term CAGR of 13%, because of rising incomes, demographics, rural demand, tendency to have more than one 2W per household and export potential.
Current Risks for the market:
1. Poor Monsoons 2. Price Wars 3. Inflation 4. Fuel Prices 5. Global Downturn
Market Segments
Motorcycle: Wheel Size Greater than 12”
Scooters: Wheel Size Less than 12”
Mopeds: Fixed transmission and Engine capacity < 75cc
Industry volume over the years
Major Players
Hero MotorCorp
Bajaj Auto
TVS
Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India
Suzuki
Yamaha
Mahindra
References:
IDFC Auto report
References: IDFC Auto report http://profit.ndtv.com/News/Article/5-facts-about-india-s-growing-two-wheeler-market-305607