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Huella makes its ad move, ropes in Prabhvir Sahmey as strategy advisor
MUMBAI: When an adtech player wants to make a statement, it brings in a strategist who’s seen the script unfold for decades. Huella, one of India’s fastest-growing independent adtech companies, has appointed Prabhvir Sahmey as strategic advisor, a move designed to sharpen its market narrative and fuel its next growth chapter. Sahmey isn’t new to the spotlight. With 25 years of experience across digital, media, and adtech, he has played pivotal roles in shaping India’s advertising ecosystem. His most recent stint was as senior director, ad sales at Samsung Ads, where he drove innovation in connected TV and programmatic solutions.
For Huella, which is rapidly scaling from being a challenger brand to a market mover, Sahmey’s addition is about more than just marquee credentials. Based out of Delhi/NCR, he will guide the company’s efforts to strengthen its product portfolio, refine internal structures, and amplify its external presence.
“Huella has always been about building something larger than a company, it’s an ecosystem where creativity, technology, and credibility meet,” said Huella co-founder & CEO Prrincey Roy. “Bringing Prabhvir on board is a deliberate step to ensure we scale this vision with discipline and ambition.”
For his part, Sahmey called the appointment “an exciting opportunity to work with a transformational leadership team that’s building a future-ready adtech ecosystem.” He added that Huella’s clarity of vision makes it a fertile ground for meaningful impact.
As the adtech sector in India prepares for a period of consolidation and innovation, Huella’s latest move signals that it wants to play in the big leagues not just chasing growth, but writing the next chapter of the country’s digital advertising playbook.
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Karnataka clears Rs 4,824 crore investment projects across 13 districts
37 new industries approved, projects expected to create 14,525 jobs.
MUMBAI: If investment is the fuel of economic growth, Karnataka has just stepped on the accelerator. The Government of Karnataka has approved industrial projects worth Rs 4,824.31 crore, a move expected to generate 14,525 new employment opportunities across the state, according to a report by Press Trust of India. The approvals were granted during the 158th meeting of the Karnataka State Level Single Window Approval Committee, chaired by state industries authorities.
Karnataka industries minister M B Patil said the committee cleared 37 new industrial proposals and two additional investment projects spread across 13 districts, including Vijayapura, Bagalkote, Chitradurga, Kolar and Ramanagara.
The projects span a wide range of sectors such as information technology infrastructure, sugar manufacturing, technical textiles, compressed biogas, aerospace, jewellery manufacturing, electronics, software services and hospitality, including five star hotel development.
Patil said the diverse mix of industries reflects Karnataka’s strategy of attracting investments across both traditional manufacturing sectors and emerging technology driven industries.
Of the total proposals cleared, 22 projects fall under the large and medium industry category, each involving investments of more than Rs 50 crore.
Together, these projects account for Rs 3,908.68 crore in investment and are expected to create approximately 12,475 jobs.
Another 15 projects are classified as new industrial ventures with investments ranging between Rs 15 crore and Rs 50 crore. These projects collectively represent Rs 350.60 crore in investment and are expected to generate around 1,750 jobs.
In addition, the committee approved two further projects worth Rs 565.03 crore, which are expected to create about 300 employment opportunities.
Among the notable proposals cleared by the committee is a major information technology infrastructure development project by Bagmane Constructions Private Limited with an investment of Rs 494.65 crore.
Another significant project involves Karnataka Bangaru Sugars Pvt Ltd, which received approval to establish a sugar manufacturing facility worth Rs 443.50 crore.
In the textiles sector, Kleine Pax Ltd secured approval to set up a technical textiles manufacturing unit involving an investment of Rs 376 crore.
The hospitality sector also saw a major proposal, with Trishul Buildtech and Infrastructure Pvt Ltd receiving approval to develop a five star hotel project worth Rs 300 crore.
Meanwhile, the state also cleared a compressed biogas production facility by Troult Grass Pvt Ltd involving an investment of Rs 257.77 crore in Mudhol.
In the electric mobility segment, Tsuyo Manufacturing Pvt Ltd has been approved to set up a motor and controller manufacturing facility for electric vehicles, with an investment of Rs 250 crore.
Officials said the distribution of projects across multiple districts is expected to strengthen regional industrial development and expand employment opportunities beyond the state’s established technology hubs.
With the approvals spanning sectors from traditional manufacturing to next generation technologies, Karnataka aims to reinforce its position as one of India’s leading investment destinations while supporting job creation across diverse industries.
