Consumer business
The next few years promise to be the most challenging seen in modern times. The fundamental change in the structure of the global economy, decline in consumers’ disposal income, and rise in commodity prices will shift the manner in which Consumer Business’ obtain growth.
Coupled with the change in consumer expectations and the increasing use of technology, it is vital that Consumer Business companies understand these new behaviours and trends in order to meet customer demand.
The Consumer Business specialists in Deloitte combine deep industry experience and understanding of regional markets to help retailers and consumer products companies around the world succeed wherever they operate. We have served some of the largest consumer products companies in East Africa in the following key service areas:
- Consulting and advisory: Strategy, Operational excellence, cost efficiency, risk and growth
- Corporate finance and financial advisory: Services relating to transactional activity in the industry as market dynamics change progressively
- Financial reporting, compliance and regulation
Thought Leadership
Global Powers of Consumer Products 2012: Connecting the dots
The world's largest 250 consumer products companies have weathered the recession. Now what?
Regulatory trends in the consumer goods industry
Accelerating complexity.
Pricing: A fast track to creating sustainable value
A consumer products perspective.
The new world of Finance Transformation in consumer products
A Deloitte point of view
Will smarter phones make for smarter shoppers?
A path forward for consumer product companies.
Consumer 2020: Reading the signs
What will shape consumer values over the next 10 years?
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