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Report on Russian Food and Non Food Retail Forecast
The leading market research company RNCOS has released its research on the Russian food & non-food retail industry compiled in the report "Russian Food and Non Food Retail Forecast (2007-2011)". It is an extensive research and rational analysis on the Russian retail industry and helps clients to analyze the opportunities and factors critical to its success.
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Market Analysis
Russia was ranked as the second most attractive retail market in Global Retail Development Index 2006. Russia saw an increased consumer spending and demand for consumer products that ultimately led to increased retail sales from 2001 to 2006 at a CAGR of 25%, which is a good sign for the retail companies. The central region that includes Moscow and St Petersburg had the dominant share (38%) of the retail market.
In 2006, retail food sales accounted for more than 46% of Russian retail sales. Though the percentage of food retail sales in total retail sales have decreased in the past six years, there is a visible sign of growth in the retail food sector as it has increased with a CAGR value of over 24% during 2001 to 2006 and reached the value US$ 144.62 Billion. Revenue from retail sales of non-food items reached US$ 172.57 Billion in 2006.
The steady growth in personal incomes and ongoing real Ruble appreciation is believed to swell the retail market to expected US$ 769.40 Billion by 2011. But the Russian food retail industry is predicted to decelerate from its current CAGR to 13.72% in 2011. Non-food retail sector is predicted to increase with CAGR value of 19% spanning from 2007 to 2011.
Altogether, the retail growth in the coming years is expected to be stronger than GDP growth. But some factors may disturb th e growth trend, including inefficient distribution network, and poor infrastructure, resulting in high logistics costs (as a proportion of GDP), and inventories. It's a lot easier to cut manufacturing costs than it is to cut distribution costs. But this also is an opportunity for existing retailers to keep a check on their competitors.
Also, the government has relatively less regulations for consumer-based economy, and Russia's political stability and low maturity makes Russia all the more attractive for players. Key Issues & Facts Analyzed
Keys Issues and Facts Analysed
- What is the market size and scope of the Organized Retailing in Russia?
- What are the factors driving growth in this sector?
- What is the size of organized market segment-wise and what are their growth prospects?
- What and where are the growth prospects and challenges in the industry?
- What are the emerging trends in the market?
- Who are the major players of the industry, and what are their strategies and market
positioning?
Research Methodology Used
Information Sources
The information has been compiled from authentic and reliable sources like books, newspapers, trade journals, and white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and access to more than 3000 paid databases.
Analysis Method
Methods like ratio analysis, historical trend analysis, linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting and cause and effect analysis have been used in the report to prudently analyze the market.
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timely and accurate business decision in today's globally competitive
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