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Dr. Oetker • Buynomics

How Dr. Oetker Achieved Incremental Revenue with Buynomics

Dr. Oetker Evolved from Conjoint Studies to Predictive, Scenario-Based Decisions with Buynomics



 

Founded in Bielefeld, Germany, Dr. Oetker is a global food manufacturer operating in over 40 countries. Its portfolio spans frozen meals, desserts, and baking products, all categories shaped by intense competition and retailer dynamics.

As part of its RGM maturity journey, Dr. Oetker sought a more forward-looking approach to pricing and promotion. While informative, traditional methods, such as conjoint studies and descriptive analyses, offered limited insight into market dynamics and future outcomes.

The RGM team needed a simple, intuitive solution to accelerate decision-making, one that could:

  • Predict volume shifts from price changes
  • Capture cross-elasticities across brands, categories, competitors, and private labels
  • Run layered scenarios combining price, distribution, and promotional adjustments
Results & Impact

"Buynomics helped us to achieve incremental revenue and make faster, quicker, and smarter decisions that are very data-driven."

Scenario Planning & Competitor Moves

We’re using the Buynomics platform internally to war game and investigate different scenarios if competitors stepped up, helping us understand what that would mean for us, the category, and the retailer.


Maturity & Partnership

Buynomics really helps us move forward in our maturity journey, particularly on the pricing lever, where we want to move from market lagging to market leading.

Emma Swiers

International Secondment- Executive Manager Net Revenue Management

Make better RGM decisions, faster!

Run agent-based simulations with Buynomics’ Virtual Shoppers AI to optimize all revenue levers, capturing cross-effects, cannibalization, and competition.

2-4%

Profit impact*

95%

Predictive Accuracy*

80%

Faster Decision-making

*Depending on data quality and completeness

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