Campaign India Team
Oct 17, 2016

Percept One bags Panchshil Realty’s integrated duties

Mandate includes media and digital

Percept One bags Panchshil Realty’s integrated duties
Percept One has announced that it has bagged the advertising mandate of Pune-headquartered Panchshil Realty for a period of five years. 
 
The agency will handle creative, media and digital. A pan-India campaign is to be rolled out 'soon'.
 
Nupur Mahajan, CEO, Percept One, said, “Panchshil is among India’s most prestigious real estate brands and we are proud to partner them. With integrity at their core, brand Panchshil is synonymous with the gold standard across all asset classes that it develops be it high-end residential, IT parks, SEZs, luxury retail or even corporate real estate. We look forward to doing some innovative work on the brand.”
 
The luxury real estate company's projects include Trump Towers.
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Campaign India

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