Description
SWOT ANALYSIS OF SHREE ASHTAVINAYAK CINE VISION LIMITED
Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision Ltd
Parent Company
Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision Ltd
Category
Broadcasting & Cables
Sector
Media and Entertainment
Tagline/ Slogan
Making the right movies.
Professionalize and systemize the Film Production process optimizing USP the use of resources and maximizing return on investment
STP
TV Viewers, Business houses, Distributors, Bollywood producers, Segment directors etc., Moviegoers, Music listeners
Target Group
Upper and Middle section of the society in tier-1 and tier-2 cities
Integrated business of production, distribution and exhibition of motion Positioning pictures
SWOT Analysis
1. Presence in all segments of film industry 2. Solid track record of successful film production and distribution 3. Listed on both BSE and NSE 4. Company’s strength lies in its professional approach to film making, cost-effective production and superior film promotion strategy 5. It takes a conservative, risk-controlled approach to film production 6. Active risk mitigation 7. Focus on planning, budgeting and commercially viable films 8. Capitalizing strength in distribution segment by having innovative distribution strategies and excellent logistics network 9. Focus on commercially viable films Strength 10. Superior film promotion and marketing strategy
1. Too much dependence on box office collection 2. Piracy and home viewing is a concern Weakness 3. Copyright enforcement is not very stringent
1. Digitization of theatres 2. Growth of multiplexes and growth of ancillary revenue streams from films 3. The demand for good quality films will continue to grow with higher disposable incomes and improved living standards 4. India has the highest number of theatrical admissions per year 5. Regulatory reforms like 100% foreign direct investment 6. The emergence of new streams of ancillary revenues has de-risked the film production business, making film content development an Opportunity attractive value proposition
1. General economic and business risks which may throw production schedules out of gear 2. Changes in the foreign exchange control regulations, interest rates and tax laws in India 3. Very competitive entertainment industry 4. Regulatory changes relating to the film industry 5. Image of lead artists may also have a bearing on the performance 6. Increasing competition in the industry 7. International business weakening further due to piracy and parallel Threats import
Competition
1. Pritish Nandy Communications 2. Eros International 3. UTV Software Competitors 4. Adlabs Films
doc_361895438.docx
SWOT ANALYSIS OF SHREE ASHTAVINAYAK CINE VISION LIMITED
Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision Ltd
Parent Company
Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision Ltd
Category
Broadcasting & Cables
Sector
Media and Entertainment
Tagline/ Slogan
Making the right movies.
Professionalize and systemize the Film Production process optimizing USP the use of resources and maximizing return on investment
STP
TV Viewers, Business houses, Distributors, Bollywood producers, Segment directors etc., Moviegoers, Music listeners
Target Group
Upper and Middle section of the society in tier-1 and tier-2 cities
Integrated business of production, distribution and exhibition of motion Positioning pictures
SWOT Analysis
1. Presence in all segments of film industry 2. Solid track record of successful film production and distribution 3. Listed on both BSE and NSE 4. Company’s strength lies in its professional approach to film making, cost-effective production and superior film promotion strategy 5. It takes a conservative, risk-controlled approach to film production 6. Active risk mitigation 7. Focus on planning, budgeting and commercially viable films 8. Capitalizing strength in distribution segment by having innovative distribution strategies and excellent logistics network 9. Focus on commercially viable films Strength 10. Superior film promotion and marketing strategy
1. Too much dependence on box office collection 2. Piracy and home viewing is a concern Weakness 3. Copyright enforcement is not very stringent
1. Digitization of theatres 2. Growth of multiplexes and growth of ancillary revenue streams from films 3. The demand for good quality films will continue to grow with higher disposable incomes and improved living standards 4. India has the highest number of theatrical admissions per year 5. Regulatory reforms like 100% foreign direct investment 6. The emergence of new streams of ancillary revenues has de-risked the film production business, making film content development an Opportunity attractive value proposition
1. General economic and business risks which may throw production schedules out of gear 2. Changes in the foreign exchange control regulations, interest rates and tax laws in India 3. Very competitive entertainment industry 4. Regulatory changes relating to the film industry 5. Image of lead artists may also have a bearing on the performance 6. Increasing competition in the industry 7. International business weakening further due to piracy and parallel Threats import
Competition
1. Pritish Nandy Communications 2. Eros International 3. UTV Software Competitors 4. Adlabs Films
doc_361895438.docx