IITian Disrupts ₹90,000 Cr Egg Industry! But how? | Business Case Study of Eggoz

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  • Founded in 2017 by Abhishek Negi, Aditya Singh, and Uttam Kumar, Eggoz is revolutionising the egg industry in India. These IIT Kharagpur alumni identified critical gaps in the market - such as lack of nutrition and chemical-laden poultry feed - and turned them into opportunities to deliver high-quality, nutritious eggs. Starting with their first poultry farm in Bihar, Eggoz has been consistently providing farm-fresh eggs with vibrant orange yolks rich in lutein, Vitamin D, and A. Their innovative approach includes exciting products like Momoz and Burger Patties. With a strong focus on safety, Eggoz eggs undergo 11 rigorous safety checks. Beyond delivering excellent eggs, Eggoz is committed to empowering rural farmers, reducing emissions, and contributing to a greener future. Join us on this egg-citing journey to make India a protein-positive nation!
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    Timestamps:
    00:00 - Introduction
    00:50 - Motivation behind the business, story of the entrepreneurs, eggs retail market in India, first national-level brand of egg-based products, started the first poultry farm
    01:37 - Building the category from the groundwork, delivering the product to customers without compromising quality
    01:57 - The complete process of how eggs enter the market, safety checks, and quality checks, deformity checks
    02:23 - The process of collecting the eggs, a decentralised collecting method
    02:46 - Raised funding for the startup through various leading ventures, investors, and private equity funds, target of coming year's revenue growth
    03:06 - Sources of revenue, revenue from modern trade and quick commerce, more than 30% of revenue is from general trade and online segments
    03:26 - Production of eggs, contract farming with purchase guarantee, free of cost feed support
    03:47 - Usage of AI tools in business, bird management for productivity, and predicting demands in the market
    04:10 - Market rates, NECC price, price paid to the farmer, customer acquisition cost
    04:57 - Production units of Eggoz in India
    05:14 - Business model of the company, various range of products in eggs that the company provides, the price range of the products
    06:05 - Packaging expenses of various products, smaller packs, and premium products
    06:21 - The breakdown of expenses of the company, competitors of Eggoz
    07:04 - Ideal customers, target audience
    07:17 - Number of employees, both permanent and contract employees
    07:28 - Points to remember before starting a business, knowledge of the product, understanding the supply chain, learning about strategies, consumer needs
    08:10 - Work division between the co-founders in various fields
    08:27 - Brand design and the marketing strategy of Eggoz
    08:56 - As an entrepreneur in the industry, opportunities that should be leveraged, fast-moving consumer goods
    09:25 - The goal of the company, building Eggoz into a brand, opportunities in value-added consumption
    09:48 - The largest market of the company, the space of this business in India
    10:25 - Outro

Komentáře • 439

  • @ArchitStark
    @ArchitStark Před 26 dny +268

    So they will now sell you 6 eggs with some fancy decoration for 10x margin. IITIAN 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

    • @HeyyShiva
      @HeyyShiva Před 26 dny +17

      And it comes with an added bonus of shorter shelf life, as washed eggs need to be refrigerated!

    • @lycanwholifts
      @lycanwholifts Před 25 dny +7

      Disagree to this. Since price is what you pay for the Value you get. Nobody asks for negotiations in a hospital (cure) than quality food (precautionary). Cheers!

    • @manassingh4276
      @manassingh4276 Před 25 dny +11

      It's 20-35% higher, looks like No IIT would ever take you with your bad Math

    • @parvjain946
      @parvjain946 Před 25 dny

      😂

    • @rohitkadam2586
      @rohitkadam2586 Před 25 dny +3

      It will not work

  • @vishwa_iron
    @vishwa_iron Před 23 dny +98

    Most of us do not realize this but e-commerce and branding is also one of the reasons of inflation

    • @mexicanmomo
      @mexicanmomo Před 19 dny

      Is not it duty of owner of business to look into it ?

    • @maplemumbai
      @maplemumbai Před 15 dny

      @@mexicanmomo why? When there is a consumer there will be a provider

    • @maplemumbai
      @maplemumbai Před 15 dny

      Correct! With job creation and consumption demand via economic growth there will be inflation. But this is inevitable growing pain.

    • @pareshdixit6152
      @pareshdixit6152 Před 10 dny +2

      branding kar do aur kuch bhi sell karo startup ke naam par

    • @meerratiwarrii9137
      @meerratiwarrii9137 Před 10 dny

      Very Very True and Real

  • @dayalsambhwani8888
    @dayalsambhwani8888 Před 25 dny +33

    Amul is quailty at competitive rate and they are charging premium how they can vision to reach Amul level .

  • @activeoneaudio7792
    @activeoneaudio7792 Před 26 dny +153

    its just an egg with a stamp.

  • @ykamath72
    @ykamath72 Před 26 dny +80

    We are getting 12 eggs for Rs 70 and even less than that and they are selling 6 eggs for 75.

  • @MihirSanjayYadav
    @MihirSanjayYadav Před 26 dny +160

    Stanford, Harvard: building revolutionary AI startups
    IIT: Ande lelo

    • @mahtabsoin7239
      @mahtabsoin7239 Před 25 dny +21

      That's mean and petty. If there's a business opportunity to exploit, more power to all entrepreneurs

    • @klaeboy
      @klaeboy Před 25 dny +3

      AGRI is important

    • @MihirSanjayYadav
      @MihirSanjayYadav Před 25 dny

      @@mahtabsoin7239 Opportunity to exploit?? The only opportunity I see here is 3 IITians using their TAG to build a- guess what? Egg brand!
      I see founders build a life changing software by just raising a few million of even thousand dollars. And here we are talking about IITians raising millions to sell eggs. wow

    • @deepankardhiman4743
      @deepankardhiman4743 Před 25 dny +7

      Thts not mean thts reality about indian startups

    • @AMITKUMAR-nf8in
      @AMITKUMAR-nf8in Před 24 dny +2

      @@mahtabsoin7239 useless thought

  • @aseemsaran7518
    @aseemsaran7518 Před 25 dny +56

    I live at a farm and produce my own dairy and poultry. After that, I just couldn't take the stuff from the market. However, recently I had a prolonged stay in a city and had to order eggs from Swiggy. I got Eggos.
    I am familiar with desi eggs and was surprised that all eggs were the same size, shape and colour. At the farm, my experience is that probably 2 out of 50 eggs are similar, maybe less. I also found that they were peeled differently when boiled, tasted and smelt different when fried or made into omlette. I even asked a friend to taste it and he too found the taste and smell unappealing.
    I had heard of Chinese fake eggs and confirmed from the net that they exist. So I have my doubts.
    Also, I had ordered 6 packs of 8 eggs each ie. 48 eggs and all were the same. To get 48 similar eggs one would have to sort from 50 times, ie 2400 eggs at least. I would rather stick to my farm eggs.
    I am open to further discussion on this.

    • @sandykahlon
      @sandykahlon Před 24 dny +4

      It's possible if they grade it according to size. Egg whites is real thing require way more quality control, can't cover up taste change due to you know what. In India we have near zero oversight and standard of quality maintained, so it's safe to say buy from local farmers next option poultry business and they should know you regularly buy from them any taste change go and return it. They know what they do.

    • @fordhill6646
      @fordhill6646 Před 18 dny +1

      hey, you should say, India Fake Eggs, or better still, IItians Fake Egg

    • @prabhakar0076
      @prabhakar0076 Před 17 dny +2

      Broiler eggs,the chickens r fed with FOOD'S (some Millets) to change shell color. Some dip eggs in TEA DECOTION.
      buy Normal eggs from local kirana store for convenience

    • @ThecountrysideFarm
      @ThecountrysideFarm Před 16 dny +1

      Totally agree , we are running small farm in noida for desi eggs and there is huge variation in sizes

    • @jayanthlaxman9188
      @jayanthlaxman9188 Před 15 dny

      I have not eaten other than my free range chicken eggs for last forty years and I can vouch they are the best. No chemical, no antibiotic, and loads of taste. They come in different sizes and shades. I sell the excess for 12 Rs an egg . I have never treated my chicken for sickness. When I notice a problem, I segregate the sick one and if it dies, just bury it. I never had more than 100 at a time. I have had Wipeout twice. Meaning all my stock died. I have lost many to wildcat, mongoose, a couple of stray foxes and feral dogs
      from the nearby village. Apart from these it was smooth sailing with them brown ones with golden yolks

  • @rishabhgupta3875
    @rishabhgupta3875 Před 26 dny +19

    Farms are themselves selling with good packaging now.

  • @pavankumarbidri
    @pavankumarbidri Před 26 dny +56

    Good to see.. But this is the solution which has no problem.

    • @luciferplays2019
      @luciferplays2019 Před 26 dny +6

      💯 Spitiing truth, eh? 😅
      I was thinking the same thing.

    • @lakshmitejas1685
      @lakshmitejas1685 Před 26 dny +9

      😂😂😂😂I need boiled egg. I get at 10rs with onions and pepper and salt

  • @monkfair5210
    @monkfair5210 Před 26 dny +18

    Jab ande hi bechne the to IIT kyu. Gaye ....
    Gazipur mei Ansari ki dukan par internship karlete...
    Aise 3 IIT ki seat waste kardi.
    Who will make Maglev, future hydrogen engines, when IITians selling eggs and toiletries.
    Such a shame !!

  • @MustufaBaldiwala
    @MustufaBaldiwala Před 23 dny +9

    the quality of IITians is now reduced to this.

    • @rajvardhanraj7181
      @rajvardhanraj7181 Před 18 dny

      Every opportunity is a good opportunity.

    • @prabhakar0076
      @prabhakar0076 Před 17 dny +3

      ​@@rajvardhanraj7181yes, they r solving no problem, just mimicking west in the east, that's the problem😂

  • @Misamalizaidi1
    @Misamalizaidi1 Před 15 dny +9

    Same egg same quality same size
    But Double Price
    Only Packing industry will get benefit from this business
    And this is the cause of Inflation in India

  • @modassirmanchester112
    @modassirmanchester112 Před 24 dny +7

    Why do we need to standardize, that it comes from a natural process?
    don't be strange, If someone comes up to launch a company to standardize infant.
    They are creating space that is not required at all. sooner or later, they will buy all the eggs from the farmer and create a shortage in the market to boost their sales.

  • @KanoonDiGall
    @KanoonDiGall Před 22 dny +9

    Amul sells 1 kg Full Fat milk for Rs. 68.
    In village also, for full Fat milk, price is around Rs. 60-70.
    Amul is able to sell it at that price to its customers because it produces by-products from the Milk. So, price difference between loose milk and 'Amul' milk is not very much.
    Furthermore, there are high chances of adulteration in Loose Milk. So, people are ready to pay a slight premium.
    Now this company Eggoz is also competing with loose egg vendors. They retail for Rs. 3-6 in the market (Depending upon the quantity). The acquisition cost of Eggoz is Rs. 5 per egg (as per this video). So, turning into Amul of Eggs seems like a far-away thought, unless they are able to run marketing campaigns to 'EXPOSE' dangers of loose eggs.

  • @dxbnrs
    @dxbnrs Před 21 dnem +11

    living and working in UAE for last 22 years, there is nothing exciting for me in this now, there is no innovation or disruption, this is quite common in any developed countries....this news is like a joke for millions who live and work in developed countries.
    It is like Modi speaks, everything he does is exceptional and innovations... Guys your IIT ???????

    • @ottobena
      @ottobena Před 5 dny

      Since when is UAE a developed country?

  • @ratulupadhyay
    @ratulupadhyay Před 25 dny +21

    He's living Teja's dream

  • @SUBHFINANCE
    @SUBHFINANCE Před 26 dny +81

    They can only grow in tier 1 cities, because in other cities price can cause an issue , in my city egg is sold at rs 7
    It will take a lot time for being profitable

    • @paaras
      @paaras Před 26 dny +15

      During summers it is as low as 5

    • @nithink4354
      @nithink4354 Před 26 dny +13

      i live in metro city bangalore and I get eggs at rs 7. Eggoz is more like premium product in Eggs

    • @_thisconnected_
      @_thisconnected_ Před 26 dny +3

      They're trying to be a transparency and value add brand tho. Not exactly a price play for them

    • @PrashantEM7
      @PrashantEM7 Před 26 dny +5

      Check the quality of your egg yolk and eggoz yolk. Trust me for the price to value and quality Eggoz is way ahead then other brands in this race. On milk basket you get a 30egg crate for 260 which is a banger.

    • @chetankumar8404
      @chetankumar8404 Před 26 dny +4

      When per capita income of the Indian is less than 300dollars collectively, it's is very expensive to buy 10 eggs for 180 rs .
      It is very expensive price in terms of affordable for Indians.
      Only upper middle , rich people and who are not price conscious can buy !!!!

  • @neel28sarkar
    @neel28sarkar Před 26 dny +16

    Who are the buyers who are buying eggs for twice the price?

    • @megsarna7429
      @megsarna7429 Před 20 dny

      They r those gullible ones who buy all organic food and think anything packed nicely must be better

    • @harshas7080
      @harshas7080 Před 19 dny +1

      I loved his answer for that question students, women, anyone who eats eggs

    • @mdfarhaanahmad7139
      @mdfarhaanahmad7139 Před 13 dny +2

      HNI people who love to spend on branding. Show them brands they will happy to spend.

    • @RajeshPatel-fe8rn
      @RajeshPatel-fe8rn Před 9 dny

      People with bird brains 😂

    • @le_ecrivaine
      @le_ecrivaine Před 8 dny +1

      This is the standard price for clean ‘packaged’ eggs.

  • @syedrizwan2203
    @syedrizwan2203 Před 26 dny +6

    No one will purchase eggs in 12 to 15 rupees if they will sell with silver packaging also when in local you get egg in half prices and he will replace it they are broke,

  • @osamaobama1574
    @osamaobama1574 Před 26 dny +28

    10 to 12 rs expensive for middle class

    • @benjamin7576
      @benjamin7576 Před 26 dny +5

      We get local desi eggs for 12 rupees.

    • @kevalvichare4759
      @kevalvichare4759 Před 25 dny

      No price of differences is premium and safety

    • @manassingh4276
      @manassingh4276 Před 25 dny

      Why? How many eggs does a family eat every day? 8 eggs?
      At 240 eggs a month and 30% cost increase, Monthly cost comes out to be Rs. 720 extra. That's just high for Labour class, not anyone else.

    • @mexicanmomo
      @mexicanmomo Před 19 dny

      @@manassingh4276 Do you know in India, internet broadband is available for 600 Rs per month ? Do you know with 720 Rs, an average Indian person can travel to his office through out month ? Egg is not a luxury food and It is not meant for rich people only, It is a staple for many poor .

    • @mexicanmomo
      @mexicanmomo Před 19 dny

      @@kevalvichare4759 Then don't say it is AMUL. Say it is NESTLE of egg .

  • @rahulvinay2480
    @rahulvinay2480 Před 2 dny +1

    Not bad it's a severely unorganised sector. If they are directly sourcing the eggs from local farmers it's a great idea and will provide steady income to the farmers. Good thing company 's capex on farms will be almost less

  • @sunilkumar-eo5ws
    @sunilkumar-eo5ws Před 24 dny +3

    All necessary commodities converting corp and hiking prices rather reducing it. Earlier Tea now eggs

  • @krishnenduray1758
    @krishnenduray1758 Před 3 dny +1

    why iit grads are generally going into non- engineering sector ? why they are not opening startup on engineering products ?

  • @GautomDutta-fj2wd
    @GautomDutta-fj2wd Před 26 dny +9

    The prblms of these iitians making a company is they only focus on tier 1 cities where as Indian market is 80% tier 3 and tier 2 catagory

    • @mahavir8148
      @mahavir8148 Před 26 dny +2

      But that Tier 3 and 2 can't match the consumerism level of Tier 1 cities

    • @Ankit18411
      @Ankit18411 Před 26 dny +1

      Because money comes from that 20% of tier 1 cities

  • @raisanjeeb42
    @raisanjeeb42 Před 5 dny

    I don't think people in tier 2/ tier 3 city will go for it just for sake for packaging. An egg in local market will cost somewhere around 6-7 rupees while they are charging 12+ rupess which is almost 40-50% premium . It might do well in tier 1 city . Also, they are doing contract farming ,which won't sustain in long run.

  • @fordhill6646
    @fordhill6646 Před 18 dny +4

    build toilets instead of cleaning eggs, oh! well, iitians wouldn't take that up, because that needs innovation and creativity, to prevent hands from getting dirty

  • @samnz3947
    @samnz3947 Před 8 dny

    no one discussed about the quality of eggs, whats different about these. Are these grain fed hens or do they eat good natural foods, how much antibiotics are used etc

  • @RashmiKishore15
    @RashmiKishore15 Před 26 dny +6

    Very insightful inofrmation. Hardly any videos on CZcams that talk about this industry. Good selection by the Masters' Union team.

  • @sir_prize_ma_the_farcar4547

    Why are theur eggs brown , i have only seen whote eggs?

  • @santoshonlyss
    @santoshonlyss Před 26 dny +7

    I saw eggs selling at Rs.5 @--- Bengaluru

    • @le_ecrivaine
      @le_ecrivaine Před 8 dny

      The price varies seasonally.
      Normally in the height of summer, the price is the lowest.
      Demand is steady in metropolitan areas like Delhi and Mumbai
      In c

  • @zest6932
    @zest6932 Před 6 dny +1

    People who are simply comparing on price point just go and check the size of eggs thats sold for 7 rupees..its pathetic..i dont know what they are doing to those chickens..in order to maintain the price, the size of eggs have got smaller..i dont know about other cities but in my city,the size of eggs sold in grocery stores is smaller compared to what it used to be even 7 to 8 years ago..once boil the egg,the yoke size is the same but the white has smaller in size..thats basically more cholestrol per egg

  • @ajaydeepsinghrajpoot
    @ajaydeepsinghrajpoot Před 26 dny +5

    I have consumed 1000s of eggs from eggoz. Very high quality eggs.

  • @ramnareshram74
    @ramnareshram74 Před 8 dny +1

    Branding and product placement of Eggoz maybe good. But the quality of eggs that they supply are really poor. They sell really cheap eggs in their branded box.

  • @Viper60589
    @Viper60589 Před 19 dny +1

    Very mundane questions asked. What I would have asked,
    1. In a commoditized business like eggs, what makes Eggoz stand out? There are hundreds of similar businesses which claim to sell everything from white/brown to cage-free to free range eggs.
    2. What processes/controls do you have to ensure the customer that what you're selling is the real deal? How do I know the eggs you sell as free range are indeed free range? The customer wants to know what's stopping you from branding normal eggs as free range and selling them at 4x price? Are there any industry regulations for this? How much are you looking to spend on customer education (not acquisition) marketing?

  • @chandandutta6463
    @chandandutta6463 Před 19 dny +1

    They know something about brand value ! Once business was to meet people's need ! Now business means creating brand to make more money !

  • @nileshnakhawa3119
    @nileshnakhawa3119 Před 19 dny +1

    Please share their balance sheet... certainly they r having a cash burn model... not a profitable business in the Indian market.. India needs cheap in price and best in result....😅❤....all the best IITans....

  • @ChayanSahu
    @ChayanSahu Před dnem +1

    You'll be "Amul of Eggs" when you will serve at Amul's price point.. 😂

  • @tanbir2358
    @tanbir2358 Před 19 dny +2

    I see huge growth in Delhi Mumbai and Bangalore but the rest of the tier 2 cities, NO WAY.

    • @shailendramp
      @shailendramp Před 13 dny

      Bangalore we have lot of local farms supplying.

    • @lalitarora6090
      @lalitarora6090 Před 12 dny

      I am from a tier 2 city and am feeling packed eggs 2000 rs daily

  • @anuragyadav00088
    @anuragyadav00088 Před 27 dny +4

    Trade Union I love you❤❤❤

  • @vipbio
    @vipbio Před 24 dny +1

    What about antibiotic free eggs? You are not talking about inside quality parameters of egg. Just she'll cleaning n stamping won't be disruptive.

    • @hamza8810
      @hamza8810 Před 17 dny

      There cannot be an antibiotic free commercial animal product...period.
      There often comes a time when there is some viral infection around and it gets to the flock no matter how secure the system is...if no antibiotic is used the stock simply vanishes. Both vaccinations and correct administration of medications(be it anti biotic) is mandatory.
      Majority of these antibiotics and vaccinations have no effect on humans especially in chicken and smaller animals as dose administered is very very low and as a safety precaution there is a withdrawal period of 7-28 days for effects of medication to subside significantly.
      Backyard poultry keeping is a simple endeavour, hardly takes any time for upkeep. More people practicing it(ones who have the resources) the better it is for our environment.

  • @hugonongbri8100
    @hugonongbri8100 Před 2 dny

    This product seems to be more suitbale for tier-1 cities. Tier 2,3 won't care much for standardisation or branding, and lastly price is the main issue

  • @kmahesh7450
    @kmahesh7450 Před 8 hodinami

    Last week bought egg from SmartBaza Delhi . 10 pack brown egg.
    One of the eggs turned out rotten and black yolk from inside .
    Had to throw the balance eggs in the pack .
    First time ever black stinking yolk in a normal shell egg. Pack was sealed.

  • @zubyr2474
    @zubyr2474 Před 26 dny +6

    I'm from Bangalore and mashallah the egg quality can't match other eggs. I've been taking from past 2 years as I workout so I need to take quality eggs and meat. I didn't knew eggoZ is an IItian product 😅. May u grow and reach all the possible customers.

    • @tarundakalia
      @tarundakalia Před 25 dny

      What's different. It is the same murgi ka anda!

    • @thetrollslayer3716
      @thetrollslayer3716 Před 25 dny

      ​@@tarundakaliait's sone ka anda😂

    • @zubyr2474
      @zubyr2474 Před 24 dny

      @@tarundakalia nope i think you didn't heard from him. The egg is from a good variety of chicken 😁. Do it's a different anda

  • @nagarajubandi3131
    @nagarajubandi3131 Před 21 dnem

    Good case study

  • @anilkotian8046
    @anilkotian8046 Před 20 dny

    The sound is not clear.

  • @ashishmalaviya
    @ashishmalaviya Před 26 dny +2

    I am currently purchasing white eggs with orange yolk for around ₹107-112 a dozen in mumbai I certainly have no issues with the current delivery & packaging system I don’t see my self moving to eggoz where I am getting the same eggs for ₹145 not even a dozen (10pc) 🤦🏽 If I may suggest you should consider liquid egg category people are becoming more health conscious and busy at the same time liquid eggs will save time and mess. Putting more calories in the form of your masala egg delight doesn’t make sense. I wish you luck but to me it looks really challenging journey ahead to attract masses. Liquid eggs in 200ML container will be a game changer in my POV ☮️ 🙏🏽😇

    • @PrashantEM7
      @PrashantEM7 Před 26 dny

      Try Milk Basket for eggoz. 260 Rs 30 eggs.. Orange Yolk..

    • @ashishmalaviya
      @ashishmalaviya Před 26 dny

      @@PrashantEM7 eggs available in India has a shorter shelf life also it needs refrigeration unlike eggs available in other countries where it can be kept outside. I order only six eggs at a time and always prefer to use a fresh stock.

    • @sandykahlon
      @sandykahlon Před 24 dny +1

      Egg whites is real thing require way more quality control, can't cover up taste change due to you know what. In India we have near zero oversight and standard of quality maintained, so it's safe to say buy from local farmers next option poultry business and they should know you regularly buy from them any taste change go and return it. They know what they do.

  • @adithp9814
    @adithp9814 Před 26 dny +1

    In Kerala egg cost for 1 is 5, its flatulates like the share market but it goes down or up 1 to 5 rs this business is targeting the upper middle class but if you go to the normal market it gets cheap. in my sense, this startup doesn't goes for 10 or 15 years. but this can make good at b2b were selling egg to resurtant but cheap for bulk quantity , this can grow the startup for 20 year +

    • @zubyr2474
      @zubyr2474 Před 26 dny

      I really think eggoZ will last longer than 10-15 years as there will be people buying quality eggs as I'm from Bangalore and I can't buy local eggs coz of quality issue. eggoZ might introduce many other products so that it can reach other customers as well

  • @vaibhavrevankar9369
    @vaibhavrevankar9369 Před 22 dny +1

    Seedhi baat no bakwas... Liked the questions

  • @MrVkashetty
    @MrVkashetty Před 21 dnem

    Is it Healthy?

  • @ShahbazAli-hc6vo
    @ShahbazAli-hc6vo Před 25 dny +1

    Local competitors se kaise battle kroge ..

  • @kirannaidu680
    @kirannaidu680 Před 19 dny

    There are 2 types of layers chicken breeds in India, cobb and ross . By the time these branded egg company sells 6 eggs, the vencobb and suguna will sell 1 million eggs.

  • @prashantapte7880
    @prashantapte7880 Před 10 dny

    eggs in retail are really not good for consumption THIS IS YOUR FIRST STATEMENT. telling this to investor is good but not good for customers...

  • @Mr_AAditya
    @Mr_AAditya Před 26 dny +2

    Price is the issue, so it is difficult to grow the business.

  • @nithink4354
    @nithink4354 Před 26 dny +4

    who are your idea customers? i mean seriously is that even a question to ask?
    do more research and ask the right questions

  • @adityamahakali7703
    @adityamahakali7703 Před 9 dny

    Amul is co-operative, a private company can never match the Amul values of distribution of profits.

  • @hrithiky-7
    @hrithiky-7 Před 25 dny +1

    These kind of business sustain or run on quick commerce like zepto or instamart. Now these businesses are only in demand in bangalore, mumbai/pune and delhi. Once quick commerce companies go bankrupt (exhausting their fundings) the same hits these startups and boom, 100cr gaya investors ka 🪄

  • @abdulrahimfitwala2354
    @abdulrahimfitwala2354 Před 26 dny +1

    Egg, a menstrual cycle of a chicken, waah re IITians. 😅

  • @user-ol2rj5xl6v
    @user-ol2rj5xl6v Před 3 dny

    Wondering why most IIT guys go into non-Engg careers, retail, finance, civil services... Very few take up real hard core engg careers and R&D, to contribute to intellectual property wealth of society. Very few IIT guys are there in ISRO, BARC, CAPITAL GOODS industries etc.😢

  • @AbdulRehman_Noorani
    @AbdulRehman_Noorani Před 25 dny +2

    Ulta Sweater kis kis ne note kia ??😂

  • @user-xd4ui8xl3o
    @user-xd4ui8xl3o Před 23 dny +1

    sad to see IITians involved in such low tech tech business

  • @Kulwantsingh-uk8dj
    @Kulwantsingh-uk8dj Před 26 dny +1

    Good

  • @dibyendusarkar9710
    @dibyendusarkar9710 Před 16 dny

    Isle liye IITian hone ki zaroorat Nahi..forget eggs, one can even sell spinach with the right amount of branding and packaging

  • @humanlion2106
    @humanlion2106 Před 6 dny +1

    They are sure sell the company after brand creation.

  • @user-uw7rw8mm6e
    @user-uw7rw8mm6e Před 23 hodinami

    Poched eggs in a food bag, just add food bag in hot water. Good idea to add one more product line

  • @ghostmickey4075
    @ghostmickey4075 Před 7 dny

    He took Paresh Rawal a dialogue seriously.😂

  • @JaiSreeRam108
    @JaiSreeRam108 Před 19 dny

    Don't think about Kolkata. Because Premium of the Premium eggs are selling here under 10 rs.

  • @user-uw7rw8mm6e
    @user-uw7rw8mm6e Před 23 hodinami

    Design a flag for eggoz brand and mount on all poultry farms in state by state using your distribution channels for free or pay them some small money on accepting the brands flag. Would increase awareness among the larger crowd.

  • @dkbaghel123
    @dkbaghel123 Před 21 dnem

    this guy is future tycoon...it appears in his character

  • @pankajlivestream
    @pankajlivestream Před 19 dny

    Hen farms with feed toh dikhaya hi nahin

  • @calvinneil647
    @calvinneil647 Před 26 dny +1

    Poached
    Hard boiled
    Soft boiled
    Omelette
    Scrambled
    Bhurji
    Salad
    Fried
    Bullseye

  • @MrMallu.
    @MrMallu. Před 26 dny +6

    what a fish..
    this would fail bcoz 80% of people know eggs are eggs... content are same.
    so we get egg for 5/6 40% discount...what they do is just wash

    • @arpitatharva
      @arpitatharva Před 26 dny

      If their business was so good and if they were earning profit though miniscule, they wouldn't need to add 'value added products'

  • @rishabhgupta3875
    @rishabhgupta3875 Před 26 dny +2

    Take egg. Put a fancy sticker. Sell costly. Where's the value addition?

  • @spoofmy284
    @spoofmy284 Před 24 dny

    I beleive Supply chain and product standardization are extremely hard for this category. Risks are also extremely high. One rumour of birdflu or chikunganya can eat your earnings of months.
    As the founder said his family is in this business, i beleive he knows all these and i think there is another vertical of business without branding that they offer in big ticket sizes to big customers. These retail sales, i dont think is big part of their business.

  • @vikasteggi1369
    @vikasteggi1369 Před 8 dny

    Eggoz is procuring eggs from farmers and paying good prices to them but the actual concern and I don't know whether eggoz is solving that or not. People are using an injection for hens so that they get mature early and start laying eggs and also the nutrition part is that hens have to be fed with good grains and all types of food to have good quality and nutritious eggs does eggoz considering these points or they just looking for cracks in the eggs ?

  • @maxziactg9756
    @maxziactg9756 Před 9 dny

    Now after some day egg will be premium product. Mass people will cannot afford to buyveggs...what an idea sirji.

  • @dhruvsingh9
    @dhruvsingh9 Před 27 dny +2

    Yeh bhai kuch toh bada karega... Yeh toh pakka hai... Iske ande milk basket pe bhi milte hai.. Quality toh really acche hai.. Lekin.. Logistics ka issue Hai... Kai baar gadbad ho jati hai

  • @JayantaDas-xe4ff
    @JayantaDas-xe4ff Před 12 dny

    Dear, Eggs are sourced so the main problem of preservation is not solved.

  • @NarendraSingh-ji9cv
    @NarendraSingh-ji9cv Před 21 dnem

    Where is the disruption?

  • @neerajwa
    @neerajwa Před 21 dnem

    I buy a crate of 30 eggs for ₹180 almost once every week, sometimes twice. I have to walk barely 20 steps to go to a neighborhood kirana store who gets fresh stock daily. I get it faster than any delivery service.
    Why would i buy these overpriced branded eggs from a store which might be two kilometres away?

  • @mystifyingdude
    @mystifyingdude Před 21 dnem

    These can sell only in metros

  • @jhjhj2172
    @jhjhj2172 Před 26 dny

    Nice

  • @riteshk9879
    @riteshk9879 Před 26 dny

    What about wastage? It's expensive. Don't see growth beyond certain point. Consumer goods companies already stagnant .I am out

  • @mdfarhaanahmad7139
    @mdfarhaanahmad7139 Před 13 dny

    The ideal consumer of such a product is high earning people living around malls, ordering online. This product is not for common masses. Corporation only favors HNI people.

  • @ankush.k.kudhva5890
    @ankush.k.kudhva5890 Před 12 dny

    How much profit you made

  • @sunilgavade2293
    @sunilgavade2293 Před 18 dny

    Food Derivatives are very important and required to regulate in Indian all the States😅

  • @chan90s
    @chan90s Před 26 dny

    Bro, I pay 220Rs for 18 eggs in US

  • @abhishektiwari3235
    @abhishektiwari3235 Před 5 dny

    That why taxpayer paying taxes so that iitians either go abroad for job or open kirana shops in india

  • @maheshjoshi427
    @maheshjoshi427 Před 18 dny

    Great product.
    Use it daily

  • @shreyaswankhede6449
    @shreyaswankhede6449 Před 8 dny

    One guy can do the interview and ask questions. Good content. Also questions can be categorizedand and not in a random order. Again first point can help this.

  • @casualrider1
    @casualrider1 Před 25 dny

    To all those saying it's an egg with stamp. Try those eggs once, you will get the difference. I stay in Delhi and I come from Bihar i know what exactly natural eggs taste. Almost stopp6eating eggs due to foul smell and taste later tried these eggs, they are little costly but definitely worth.

  • @krunal_sardhara
    @krunal_sardhara Před 8 dny

    Do you have any idea what amul is and howmuch milk they process and thier turnover of it without iitians. Kuchh bhi likh do hume to views se matalab hai.

  • @Vg.008
    @Vg.008 Před 22 dny

    # VIRGIN EGG😊 GOOD ONE ❤

  • @Thedigitalalex
    @Thedigitalalex Před 26 dny +1

    Most comments are very intelligent and void of bais.

  • @ismailkizhakkail
    @ismailkizhakkail Před 26 dny +1

    process eggs? what is that? sounds weird anything other than washing and packing.

  • @hemhaka2642
    @hemhaka2642 Před 21 dnem

    All businesses does not need to follow the consumption pattern of the western countries. There is enough opportunities in fulfilling local needs.

  • @siddharthraychaudhuri7250

    You are not buiding the AMUL for eggs, you are building the ADANI for eggs. The AMUL model is based on cooperative societies. You are buying bulk eggs from the hatcheries, branding and packaging them for and then selling for double the price than in the local market. Rather you are creating the BYJUS of eggs!

  • @GDe-gi1kz
    @GDe-gi1kz Před 11 dny

    I am a chef in usa and legends like me buy from wholesalers not malls

  • @user-gp9pj6cj1c
    @user-gp9pj6cj1c Před 11 dny

    How did he even got into IIT..!!!

  • @programmingtechnical6132

    I really don't see what they are trying to do. They basically have 2 main categories of egg just like every other shop has which are White & Brown Egg. They sell it just like any other eggs. They take egg from Farmers which every shops do.
    So what's the business model here apart from IIT and Packaging?
    The price for Today 30 carat white egg tray is RS 190 in Bengaluru, they are selling for RS 300. Why will i buy Eggoz?

  • @princebhatia3920
    @princebhatia3920 Před 26 dny

    What us it's pat margin