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Story in Charts<br />

FOUNDATION<br />

Exhibit 1:<br />

The future of retail in India<br />

Store based retail with omnichannel<br />

capabilities<br />

Pure play e-Commerce<br />

Size (F2018)<br />

Grocery contributes<br />

13% to the store<br />

based retail market<br />

$84bn<br />

$18bn<br />

Online grocery (F2018)<br />

Market size - $1bn<br />

Penetration - 0.3%<br />

$177bn in F2023<br />

$200bn in F2027<br />

e-Commerce and modern trade<br />

retailers currently offer 17-19%<br />

price discount vs General Trade<br />

Current store level operating<br />

margins are ~5% (MSe)<br />

Additional online fulfillment model<br />

can erode margins by 70-280bps<br />

• Penetration of store-based retail is low at<br />

only 14%<br />

• Existing store infrastructure can be<br />

leveraged for scale, reach and customer<br />

experience<br />

• Instore membership models<br />

• Hyperlocal assortment<br />

• Established grocery retail model<br />

• Platform to cross sell high margin<br />

products<br />

Opportunity<br />

• Ability to offer niche products especially<br />

non-perishable products<br />

• Wider assortment<br />

• High consumer convenience<br />

• Low penetration<br />

• Tailwinds from urbanization and<br />

digitization<br />

• Avenues for generating advertising<br />

income<br />

Grocery retail will be a >$0.5tn opportunity by F2023<br />

Constraints<br />

• High investment in stores/technology<br />

• Competition from traditional retailers<br />

• Omni-channel capabilities are still nascent<br />

• Likely dilution of operating margins due<br />

to omni-channel offerings<br />

• Risk of sales cannibalization from online<br />

sales<br />

Addresses shortcomings of the brick and mortar<br />

and eCommerce models<br />

• Limited customer base<br />

• Ticket sizes are low<br />

• High cost of last-mile delivery<br />

• High competition in India<br />

• High rate of returns especially for<br />

apparel<br />

• Customer acquisition and retention is<br />

challenging<br />

We estimate delivery<br />

and customer<br />

fulfillment costs to be<br />

12% of sales in India<br />

Advertisement costs in<br />

India are >5% of sales<br />

vs 1% for Ocado<br />

Online grocery (F2023)<br />

$12-15bn opportunity if<br />

penetration rises to 3%<br />

Hybrid Model<br />

Omni-channel Runway<br />

$30bn opportunity if<br />

penetration rises to 6%<br />

with a hybrid-model<br />

• Potential for 20 to 40% increase in profitability<br />

• Can offer a 'Stack model' - bundle of consumer services<br />

• Price competitive vs traditional retailers<br />

• Improved throughput for offline retailers<br />

• Successful grocery retail model and increased online penetration<br />

• Frictionless apparel retail<br />

• Increased customer reach<br />

Source: Morgan Stanley Research<br />

Exhibit 2:<br />

Large companies focused on grocery retailing in India<br />

Source: Company Data Economic times, Your Story, Business Standard, Fortune India, Live Mint, Forbes, Morgan Stanley Research<br />

MORGAN STANLEY RESEARCH 5

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