Tobacco Product Manufacturing
Market Research Report

All the information you need to make the right business decisions. This Report on Tobacco Product Manufacturing provides key statistics for a deep understanding of the industry's economic performance. Data is aggregated from multiple sources, including the Census of India.

Key Industry Data

Statistics for all companies in the Tobacco Product Manufacturing industry include total revenue, income, number of employees, and salaries. Use this market research to analyze growth rates, identify industry trends, and forecast the market outlook.

Market size is the total revenue for the Tobacco Product Manufacturing industry. This measurement can be used as a benchmark for determining whether fluctuations in an individual company's market share are caused by its own performance, or are the result of changes in the market size for the entire industry.



Profit is the price of the goods or services offered minus expenses such as costs of production. Total income is the aggregate of earnings from all companies, and reveals the industry's profitability. Profit margin is net income divided by revenue. The higher the profit margin, the less risk a decline in production or sales will negatively impact the industry. This indicates that the companies are controling costs well. A high profit margin also allows companies to reduce the products' prices, which can lead to an increase in demand and more sales for the industry.

Year	2009	2010	Units
Market Size			Rs. Lakh
Profit			Rs. Lakh
Profit Margin			Percent
Employment			Workers
Total Wages			Rs. Lakh
Companies			Factories

Employment figures include workers both directly employed and employed through contractors. This count does not include proprietary, supervisory, and managerial positions and unpaid workers. Total wages includes payments to workers that occur on a regular schedule, and are measured before taxes are incurred. These salaries exclude severance, compensation, employer's contribution, and bonuses. The number of Companies currently in operation is the industry's physical size.

Key Company Data

Data on profit, employment, and wages for an average company or factory. This information is used to determine where a company stands compared to its industry peers. Target opportunities for financial growth.

Year	2009	2010	Units
Companies in Industry			Companies
Revenue per Company			Rs. Lakh
Profit per Company			Rs. Lakh
Workers per Company			Workers
Wage per Worker			Rupees

Company Financials

Financial statement analysis reveals the risk or profitability of Tobacco Product Manufacturing factories. The income statement shows how much revenue, the total cash from sales, is left over for net income after all expenses are incurred. This shows whether the company made or lost money for the financial year. Unlike the income statement, the balance sheet provides a snapshot of a company's financial situation for only one specific point in time.

Income Statement Metrics for Average Factory

Year	2009	2010	Units
Revenue			Rs. Lakh
Cost of Goods Sold			Rs. Lakh
Gross Profit			Rs. Lakh
Operating Expenses			Rs. Lakh
Net Profit			Rs. Lakh

Revenue is income the company receives from the sale of goods and services. It is important for financial statement analysis, a company's performance being measured to how its revenue compares to its expenses. Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) is the inventory cost of goods a business is selling. These expenses include the cost of fuel and electricity for the plant and the cost of raw materials and other components of the production process. Gross profit is revenue minus COGS. Operating expenses (OPEX) are the costs of running a company. These include the cost of fuel expended, materials consumed for repair and maintenance of fixed assets, services received from others, and office supplies and products. Net profit is gross profit minus operating expenses.

Balance Sheet Metrics

Year	2009	2010	Units
Fixed Capital			Rs. Lakh
Working Capital			Rs. Lakh
Productive Capital			Rs. Lakh

Fixed capital is the depreciated value of fixed assets owned by the company. This only includes tangible assets such as land, buildings, machinery, transportation equipment, etc. Working capital is a sum of all physical inventories owned by the company, such as materials, fuels, and goods produced, as well as cash deposits. Net working capital is current assets minus current liabilities, and is often the most important figure on a balance sheet. This is the amount of money a company has available for day-to-day operations. The more working capital, the less financial burden a company has. The sum of fixed and working capital is productive capital, and is capital used to generate a company's income.

Market Share by State

This map shows the geographic distribution of market size in India at the state level for the Tobacco Product Manufacturing sector. Target areas of low competition, or areas proven to have high demand.



Compare numbers for revenue, number of factories, and total number of employees for the Indian Tobacco Product Manufacturing industry sector at the state level for 2010.

State	Market Share (Rs. Lakh)	Companies	Workers

Company List

The company list is the top ten Tobacco Product Manufacturing companies and factories with the greatest market share and their annual revenues.

Company	Revenue (Rupees)

Industry Breakdown

The Tobacco Product Manufacturing industry includes the following market sectors:

• Pan masala manufacturing
• Catechu (katha) and chewing lime manufacturing
• Zarda manufacturing
• Snuff manufacturing
• Cigars and cheroots manufacturing
• Cigarettes and cigarette tobacco manufacturing
• Bidi manufacturing
• Tobacco stemming and redrying