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Niq Global Intelligence — Investor Presentation (2026)

13 slides from Niq Global Intelligence's investor presentation, Oct 18, 2026

  1. Slide 1: NIQ Retail Pulse

    NIQ Retail Pulse Example from our comprehensive off-the-shelf report © 2026 Nielsen Consumer LLC. All Rights Reserved. Confidential and proprietary

  2. Slide 2: Supermarket/Hypermarket Shopper Profile

    Supermarket/Hypermarket Shopper Profile Understand what is the profile of the main shopper in the market Role in shopping (in%) Main shopper Gender Age by Gender 84 Women 25 18 27 30 60% 40% Men 15 14 25 46 Women Men 16 18-24 yo 25-34 yo 35-49 yo 50-65 yo Influencer Gender Age by Gender Women 8 24 2

  3. Slide 3: Profile of main shopper – by retailer

    Profile of main shopper – by retailer Learn what is the profile of the shoppers by different retailers In % Total Retailer A Retailer B Retailer C Retailer D Retailer E Gender Men 49% 50 45 50 50 51 Women 51% 50 55 50 50 49 Age 18-24 y.o. 20% 19 27 26 14 24 25-34 y.o. 25% 25 30 22 24 38 35-49 y.o. 3

  4. Slide 4: Shopper Price Awareness

    Shopper Price Awareness Learn how aware shoppers are of the prices today and how this is changing over the years Price awareness of groceries bought regularly (in%) 4 5 5 I don't know about or notice the prices of grocery items 27 26 26 I don't necessarily know all the prices but I generally notice

  5. Slide 5: Shopper Price Sensitivity

    Shopper Price Sensitivity Understand whether shoppers willing to pay a premium for Quality and Convenience Paying a premium: Quality vs Convenience (in %) (strongly agree / agree) 47 I care about quality and I am willing to pay more for quality products 51 2024 2025 26 Anything that saves me time is

  6. Slide 6: Channel Dynamics

    Channel Dynamics Learn which channels are shoppers shopping at more frequently Channel relationship tiers (in %) Supermarkets Hypermarkets 2024 2025 2024 2025 Spend most in 45 52 35 36 Visited within P7D 83 90 67 72 Visited within P4W 91 97 80 83 Visit occasionally 94 98 85 88 Frequency of visiting

  7. Slide 7: Retailer Performance

    Retailer Performance Learn which retailer has the strongest store equity Store equity index (SEI) Competitor Benchmarking 3,5 1,6 Very strong brands – SEI over 3 3,0 Provides a unique measure of Store 2,6 Equity based on NIQ’s proprietary 2,3 2,4 Medium and strong brands – SEI 1 to 3 solution Winnin

  8. Slide 8: Derived Importance

    Importance of attributes HIGH Subliminal Say it, mean it Enjoy able shopper experience Derived Improtance Wide range of f resh f ish & meat High quality f resh f ood Ev ery thing in one shop Display of products Can f ind what I need Excellent serv ice Wider v ariety of products quickly and easily Lo

  9. Slide 9: Attitudes towards grocery shopping

    Attitudes towards grocery shopping What matters most to shoppers? Derived importance ranking Prompt delivery of orders 8.0 Differentiating High quality products 6.0 Has a wider variety of products 5.8 Good sales, deals & promotions 5.6 Low prices for most items 5.4 Products are good value for money

  10. Slide 10: Strengths and weaknesses (uniqueness)

    Strengths and weaknesses (uniqueness) Learn what are the key strengths and weaknesses for the different retailers Derived importance ranking Total Retailer A Has excellent customer service 5 High quality products 13 Differentiating Has a wider variety of products 3 Good sales, deals & promotions 4 R

  11. Slide 11: Category Innovation

    Category Innovation Learn which are the key categories in which shoppers are looking for NPD’s Importance of category innovation (in %) Alcoholics beverages 50 20 30 Packaged coffee / Tea 40 25 35 I love trying new things in this 40 35 25 category Salty snacks I sometimes buy new brands or Sweet sna

  12. Slide 12: Omni-Channel behavior

    Omni-Channel behavior: Understand the barriers that need to be overcome to grow online shopping Intention to buy grocery online in the next 6 months (in %) Barriers to buying groceries online (in %) Extra charges 45 Enjoy in-store experience 44 17 Product examination 37 Concerns on product quality 3

  13. Slide 13: Drivers behind Private labels

    Drivers behind Private labels Learn what is driving Shoppers to purchase Private labels Drivers behind buying Private Label (in %) 2024 2025 Quality just as good as named brands 58 61 52 They offer really good value for money 55 47 Less expensive than named brands 48 22 Quality of store brands is im

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