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Introduction
Oldest motorcycle in the world
The only automobile brand to span
2centuries and still going on.
One of the first companies to
introduce ERP system.
Made like a gun goes like a bullet
Company profile
George Towns and junior and his
brother- 1st attempt
1890-RW Smith , Albert Eadle (reorganize-Enfield)
1892-ROYAL SMALL ARMS FACTORY
Royal Enfield
Abstract
Indias leading company ROYOL ENFIELD
This study will helps to evaluate the present
position of Royal Enfield among the existing
customers.
to identify the important reason why youngsters
do likes Royal Enfield, which is the most
important feature of Royal Enfield.
In which way customers need modification on
existing models, how is the level of customer
acceptance in the areas of product and services.
Keywords
Sample survey
Marketing strategies
Extraction from royal Enfield
magazine
SWOT analysis
Primary data collection
Simple sample design
OBJECTIVES
Review of literature
We will focus on growing the Royal Enfield
brand in a non-extreme way -our products
will not be extreme fast or cater to
extreme sports but symbolize leisure and
adventure.
-CEO
Siddhartha Lal , MD
a)Questionnaire
b)Interview method
c)Observation method
ADVERTISEMENTS
FRIENDS & RELATIVES
DEALERS
BY SEEING ON ROAD
2%
70 70%
19 19%
80
70
9%
60
50
1 cost
2 style & power
40
3 fuel &efficiency
30
4 resale value
20
10
0
1
SECONDARY DATA
For the study of Royal Enfield we have
gone through many books such as:
Mens magazine
The Beats
Indian Rides Journal
Sampling techniques
It is a process or procedure of selecting
number of individuals for a study in a way
that the selected individual represents a
large group from which individual are
selected .
For this research we have selected simple
random sampling through secondary data
collection being adopted. This sampling
technique gives each element an equal
chance of being selected.
Characteristics:
Representative
Method of samplings
Probability
/Random
sampling
Simple random
sampling
Stratified random
sampling
Systematic random
NonProbability
sampling
Convenience
/Accidental
sampling
Purposive/Judgm
ent sampling
Quota sampling
Snowball
sampling
Research design
Explanato
ry
Descriptiv
e
Survey of literature
Experimental survey
Analysis of insight
stimulating
Hypothesi
s
Solutions
Product
Price
Promotional strategies
Advertisements
Limitations
The sample selected for filling the
questionnaire is bcom students and this
might have affected the study findings.
Age constraint
Gender constraint
Time constraint
The project is taken up by undergraduate
students so the knowledge and the
experience of the
students is limited.
CONCLUSION
Bibliography
Www.royalEnfield.com
research methodology by c.r.kothari
www.imagesroyalenfield.in
www.investopedia.com
www.researchworks.com
www.YouTube.com
Indian journal magazinesbeats,calendar book,coffee table
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