Who is the King of retail business all over the world?
You don't have to try anything new to be successful. You
just have to do things in a new way. Something similar was done by Samuel Walton, born in Oklahoma-Wharton, USA. Those who changed the face of the retail market wanted
to start their own business from the very beginning. His wish was also
fulfilled in 1962. At the age of 44, he opened his first retail market in
America, which was named Walmart.
Walmart generated an income of $ 9.75 lakh in 1962. The same
income was earned per minute in 2022. Let us know how this happened. Walton,
who reached this point, spent his childhood in poverty. Sometimes farming and
sometimes selling milk. From selling newspapers to salesmen, he also had to do
jobs.
Walmart suffered losses early in the business because Samuel Walton had rented out the store and sold goods at a meager price. But later he
started taking goods cheaply by making direct contact with many companies. This
led to both the sale and profit of their goods. In just five years, Walton
opened 24 department stores in a single city. He was starting to understand the
business now.
The fund was to buy cheap goods directly from the company.
Sell in the market at least margin from above. Seeing this formula, Walmart
became a worldwide phenomenon. Today Walmart has become the only private
company with 11,700 stores across the countries with 23 lakh employees. In 1972,
Walmart became a multinational retail company listed on the New York Stock
Exchange.
By that time Walmart was the largest retail company in the
world and the largest retailer in America. Let us tell you that Walmart came to
India in 2006. He tried to enter the retail market with Bharti Enterprises, but
he was not allowed to do so. Now he runs stores selling wholesale goods with
traders in many cities.
Walmart once held a 77% stake in the well-known Indian
commerce company Flipkart, after which Flipkart took its full name after Samuel
Walton died of blood cancer in 1992, with the Walter family owning the company.
Even today 50% stake in this company is held by the Walton family.
How Big Bazar group's condition deteriorated?
How time doesn't always stay the same. The wheel of time
spins and when does your time change. No one knows and many times this will be
seen around you. Many famous and big companies have been seen going from good
to wrong and bad to good times. A new name of Future Group has been added to
this list.
The financial condition of this group, which is burdened by
the debt of Future Group, owner of the Big Bazaar brand, has reached such a bad
condition that not one or two but three companies of the group have defaulted
on payment of crores of rupees. According to the news, the group's Future
Enterprises, Future Consumer, and Future Lifestyle fashions companies have not
been able to pay their group of taxpayers with a one-time payment solution i.e.
one-time resolution plan.
Giving information, Future Lifestyle Fashions said that the
principal amount of ₹ 335.08 crores has not been paid. The last date to repay
it was June 30, 2022, the same includes the payment of term loan, working
capital term loan, and purchase bill of crores to the company. However, the
company has said that the interest on this loan has been paid. Let us tell you
that this group company runs stores like Central and Brand Factory.
Simultaneously, Future Enterprises Limited Company has not
been able to repay the principal amount of non-convertible debentures for the
group. This payment default is ₹126.13 crore. Simultaneously, Future Consumer
has also defaulted payment of ₹ 17.2 crores. Together, the three companies have
defaulted payments amounting to around ₹448 crores.
Let us tell you that these three companies of Future Group
were part of the Future Reliance deal. In this company, Reliance Group was
going to get ownership of a total of 19 companies of Future Group. These
included a big retail brands like Big Bazaar. All these companies were in the
retail, wholesale, logistics, and warehousing segments.
Reliance Industries took over the responsibility of Future
Retail's operations. According to a report in news agency PTI, Mukesh
Ambani-led Reliance Retail had also offered job offers to employees of the
Kishor Biyani-led future group. The development comes at a time when Future Group was
fighting a legal battle with the public over the sale of its business to
Reliance Industries.
Presently, Reliance Retail has started taking possession of
those premises of Future Retail. Where a group led by Kishore Biyani was
operating stores like Big Bazaar. Let us tell you that Reliance Retail started
converting stores like Big Bazaar into its brand store.
This retail has offered to bring employees of Future Retail
Stores on the job and payroll of Reliance Retail, in which Reliance Retail will
hire 30,000 store staff. Following the deal between Reliance Retail and Future
Group, several premises owners approached Reliance Industries as Future Retail was
unable to pay rent to these premises owners. Wherever possible thereafter.
Reliance had signed leases with these premises owners.
Subsequently, the premises were given on sub-lease by
Reliance Retail to Future Retail. The move was aimed at continuing the
business. While the rest of the stores will be operated by Future Retail
Limited. This will reduce the operating loss of Future Retail Ltd. However, one
more thing has come out in the report that Reliance Retail will now use only
such premises of Future Retail which are commercially profitable.
Future and Reliance had a deal in August 2020, but the fight
reached the Supreme Court after Amazon raised a legal dispute. Finally, in
April 2021, Reliance Industries announced that this deal could no longer
happen. Today, Future Group is in huge loss due to non-dealing with Reliance
Industries, and three of its companies have defaulted payment of ₹ 448 crore.
In such a situation, when and how the company was able to
recover from this profit crisis, only time will tell. If you liked the
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