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Finolex Cables unveils a new marketing campaign
Mumbai: Finolex Cables Limited has announced Kartik Aaryan and Kiara Advani as its brand ambassadors along with a brand refresh and the launch of a 360-degree campaign.
The new campaign is called ‘No Stress. Finolex’ will showcase the brand’s diverse product range of ceiling fans, LED lights along with electric cables and wires in three TVCs featuring the two actors.
“Driven by a set of timeless values and a contemporary vision, Finolex Cables has always provided quality products to its customers, which we will continue to do with our refreshed brand mantra of ‘Xceeds Xpectations’,” said Finolex Cables executive chairman Deepak Chhabria. “Our growth in the FMEG segment is a testimony of our unparalleled understanding of the discerning needs of the customer. With a diverse product portfolio range and a robust distribution network, we aim to carry forward our cables and wires legacy and become the number one destination for all FMEG products in the country.”
“There is a rising awareness among the new age consumers about safe, smart and stress-free home solutions,” said Finolex Cables president sales and marketing Amit Mathur. “Our dedication and passion in making our customer’s life Stress Free has resulted in designing our products to be feasible and dependable. The new campaign reiterates this purpose and our promise to go beyond customer expectations by providing them with reliable and innovative electrical solutions. We are delighted to have Kartik Aaryan and Kiara Advani, two of the most promising and talented young actors of the film industry, to be the face of the brand and help further strengthen the brand’s connect with its customers.”
“I am pleased to be associated with Finolex Cables, a brand that has quality products, diversified product portfolio and a strong market presence,” said Kartik Aaryan. “The new campaign being relatable and refreshing, resonates with my personality and is in sync with today’s youthful mindset.”
“I am glad to represent a brand with such a positive and deep-rooted Indian legacy,” said Kiara Advani. “While there is constant innovation and new designs, the quality is never compromised and I’m elated to be part of something that represents such consistency.”
The ‘No Stress. Finolex’ campaign will roll out in the second week of May and will reach the audience through traditional and new age mediums including the brands digital channels. The 360-degree campaign will showcase multiple aspects of the brands positioning and product portfolio and will have renditions on television, radio, digital, BTL and OOH platforms.
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