- Mahindra first choice has transformed their business model from company owned to franchisee based used car outlets.
- The company has managed to reduce their losses due to closure of company owned outlets with steady cash flows from franchise business.
MFCWL follows the “click and mortar” model in the after-sales car market. Presently, all the MFCWL outlets are owned and operated by franchisees, while the company plays the parenting role of guiding and facilitating the used car sales operations for every franchisee.
The financial performance for Mahindra First choice services has remained strong since FY’2012. During FY’2014, the company has closed all their company owned outlets and has decided to expand their network through franchisee model only. The asset-light model of conducting the business through franchisee route has been less risky and hassle-free as the company does not need to invest heavily in procuring used cars, maintaining their inventory and pay rentals.
In the coming years, the company is looking to boost their franchisee business by expanding dealer network and their profitability. The company is planning to expand its outlet count to more than 1,800 franchised outlets by FY’2020.
Key Topics Covered in the Report:
- Company Overview
- Financial Performance
- Business Volume and Modal Mix
- Funding and Acquisitions
- Business USP and Key Performance Indicators
- Indicators Explained by
- Revenue, Profit, Number of Cars Sold, Average Sale Ticket Size, Margin on Car Sales
- Business Model
- Revenue Streams – Products, Franchisee Income, Commission income, Vehicle Valuation
- CAGR, Network in cities, Recent Developments
- Income Statement and Analyst Take
- Expenditure Side
- Investment Side
- Challenges Faced by Company
- Future Strategies
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