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MAN BEHIND HUGELY
SUCCESSFUL BRAND
NIRMA
PRESENTED BY
GAURAV PATEL
114061
STORY LINE
 INTRODUCTION
 EDUCATION
 JOURNEY TOWARD ENTREPRENEURSHIP
 COLLEGES
 CONTRIBUTION IN ECONOMY
 AWARDS
 RECOGNITION
INTRODUCTION
 Karsanbhai Khodidas Patel (K.K. Patel,
1945)came from a humble farmer family
from Mehsana, Gujarat.
 He is the founder of the Rs. 3550
crore Nirma group with major interests in
detergents, soaps and cosmetics.
INTRODUCTION
EDUCATION
 He completed Bsc. in Chemistry at age
21 in 1966.
 Initially he worked as lab technician in the
New Cotton Mills, Ahmedabad, of
the Lalbhai group.
 Then he worked as Lab Assistant in the
Geology and Mining Department of the
Government of Gujarat in 1969.
JOURNEY TOWARD
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
He wanted to earn more than what he
was earning at present.
So in 1969, at the age of 25, he started a
small-scale enterprise.
 He offered a quality detergent powder
using indigenous technology, at a third
of the prevailing price.
JOURNEY TOWARD
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
 The one-man company would bicycle
through the neighbourhoods selling
handmade detergent packets door to door at
a price of Rs. 3 per kg.
 The next available cheapest brand in the
market at that time was Rs.13 per kg.
 He named the detergent powder Nirma after
his daughter Nirupama.
JOURNEY TOWARD
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
 Nirma revolutionized the whole detergent
powder segment and in a short span of time
created an entirely new market segment in
the domestic detergent sector market.
 After three years, he felt confident enough
to quit his job.
 It gave the bigger established brands a run
for their money and soon occupied the top
market share.
JOURNEY TOWARD
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
 The Nirma brand quickly established itself
in Gujarat and Maharashtra.
 The high quality and low price of the
detergent made for great value.
 Fuelled by housewife-friendly
advertisement jingles.
 Nirma was the largest selling detergent in
India.
JOURNEY TOWARD
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
 It was phosphate free and hence
environment friendly.
 Nirma entered the premium segment,
launching toilet soaps Nirma bath and
Nirma beauty soap, and premium detergent
Super Nirma detergent.
 Nirma beauty soap is one of the leading
toilet soaps, behind Lifebuoy and Lux.
JOURNEY TOWARD
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
 Overall Nirma has a 20% market share in
soap cakes and about 35% in detergents.
 Nirma also has successful operations in
neighbouring countries.
 It also has a unfamiliar product Sudh salt.
COLLEGES
 He has interests in education, and founded a
leading pharmacy college Nirma Institute of
Pharmacy.
 In 1995, he started the Nirma Institute of
Technology in Ahmedabad, which grew into a
leading engineering college in Gujarat.
 An Institute of Management followed, with the
entire structure being consolidated under
the Nirma University of Science and
Technology in 2003.
COLLEGES
 The Nirma labs education project, aimed at
training and incubating entrepreneurs, was
launched in 2004.
COLLEGES
CONTRIBUTION IN
ECONOMY
 At that time domestic detergent market was limited
only to premium segment and was dominated by
MNCs.
 The process of manufacturing was labor intensive,
which offered large scale employment (employing
15,000 people in 2004).
 After establishing its leadership in economy-priced
detergents, Nirma foray into the premium brand
segment, in cakes and detergents was equally
successful.
 He has won many accolades on his way to
success.
 The Federation of Association of Small Scale
Industries of India, New Delhi, awarded him
with the 'Udyog Ratna.
 He has been conferred with Padma Shri
Award for the year 2010 The award will be
formally conferred by the President of India
Mrs Pratibha Patil.
AWARDS
AWARDS
 The Gujarat Chamber of Commerce
felicitated him as an 'Outstanding
Industrialist of the Eighties'.
 The Govt. of India twice appointed him
Chairman of the Development Council for
Oils, Soaps & Detergents.
RECOGNITION
In 2009, He was ranked #92 by Forbes
magazine, for the list of India's Richest
bussinessmen.
He is sometimes referred to as K. K.
Patel.
Karsanbhai Patel (Founder of NIRMA)
Karsanbhai Patel (Founder of NIRMA)
Karsanbhai Patel (Founder of NIRMA)
Karsanbhai Patel (Founder of NIRMA)
REFERENCES
www.nirma.co.in
www.iloveindia.com
Wikipedia.org
GUIDED BY


 Dr. Prasantha kumar R
Karsanbhai Patel (Founder of NIRMA)

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  • 1. MAN BEHIND HUGELY SUCCESSFUL BRAND NIRMA PRESENTED BY GAURAV PATEL 114061
  • 2. STORY LINE INTRODUCTION EDUCATION JOURNEY TOWARD ENTREPRENEURSHIP COLLEGES CONTRIBUTION IN ECONOMY AWARDS RECOGNITION
  • 3. INTRODUCTION Karsanbhai Khodidas Patel (K.K. Patel, 1945)came from a humble farmer family from Mehsana, Gujarat. He is the founder of the Rs. 3550 crore Nirma group with major interests in detergents, soaps and cosmetics.
  • 5. EDUCATION He completed Bsc. in Chemistry at age 21 in 1966. Initially he worked as lab technician in the New Cotton Mills, Ahmedabad, of the Lalbhai group. Then he worked as Lab Assistant in the Geology and Mining Department of the Government of Gujarat in 1969.
  • 6. JOURNEY TOWARD ENTREPRENEURSHIP He wanted to earn more than what he was earning at present. So in 1969, at the age of 25, he started a small-scale enterprise. He offered a quality detergent powder using indigenous technology, at a third of the prevailing price.
  • 7. JOURNEY TOWARD ENTREPRENEURSHIP The one-man company would bicycle through the neighbourhoods selling handmade detergent packets door to door at a price of Rs. 3 per kg. The next available cheapest brand in the market at that time was Rs.13 per kg. He named the detergent powder Nirma after his daughter Nirupama.
  • 8. JOURNEY TOWARD ENTREPRENEURSHIP Nirma revolutionized the whole detergent powder segment and in a short span of time created an entirely new market segment in the domestic detergent sector market. After three years, he felt confident enough to quit his job. It gave the bigger established brands a run for their money and soon occupied the top market share.
  • 9. JOURNEY TOWARD ENTREPRENEURSHIP The Nirma brand quickly established itself in Gujarat and Maharashtra. The high quality and low price of the detergent made for great value. Fuelled by housewife-friendly advertisement jingles. Nirma was the largest selling detergent in India.
  • 10. JOURNEY TOWARD ENTREPRENEURSHIP It was phosphate free and hence environment friendly. Nirma entered the premium segment, launching toilet soaps Nirma bath and Nirma beauty soap, and premium detergent Super Nirma detergent. Nirma beauty soap is one of the leading toilet soaps, behind Lifebuoy and Lux.
  • 11. JOURNEY TOWARD ENTREPRENEURSHIP Overall Nirma has a 20% market share in soap cakes and about 35% in detergents. Nirma also has successful operations in neighbouring countries. It also has a unfamiliar product Sudh salt.
  • 12. COLLEGES He has interests in education, and founded a leading pharmacy college Nirma Institute of Pharmacy. In 1995, he started the Nirma Institute of Technology in Ahmedabad, which grew into a leading engineering college in Gujarat. An Institute of Management followed, with the entire structure being consolidated under the Nirma University of Science and Technology in 2003.
  • 13. COLLEGES The Nirma labs education project, aimed at training and incubating entrepreneurs, was launched in 2004.
  • 15. CONTRIBUTION IN ECONOMY At that time domestic detergent market was limited only to premium segment and was dominated by MNCs. The process of manufacturing was labor intensive, which offered large scale employment (employing 15,000 people in 2004). After establishing its leadership in economy-priced detergents, Nirma foray into the premium brand segment, in cakes and detergents was equally successful.
  • 16. He has won many accolades on his way to success. The Federation of Association of Small Scale Industries of India, New Delhi, awarded him with the 'Udyog Ratna. He has been conferred with Padma Shri Award for the year 2010 The award will be formally conferred by the President of India Mrs Pratibha Patil. AWARDS
  • 17. AWARDS The Gujarat Chamber of Commerce felicitated him as an 'Outstanding Industrialist of the Eighties'. The Govt. of India twice appointed him Chairman of the Development Council for Oils, Soaps & Detergents.
  • 18. RECOGNITION In 2009, He was ranked #92 by Forbes magazine, for the list of India's Richest bussinessmen. He is sometimes referred to as K. K. Patel.
  • 24. GUIDED BY Dr. Prasantha kumar R