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PRandit secures media relations mandate for 0xPPL
Mumbai: PRandit Solution Pvt. Ltd. has secured the PR and media relations mandate of 0xPPL, a pioneer next-generation social networking designed specifically for crypto natives. This mandate underscores PRandit’s role in managing and amplifying 0xPPL’s media presence as it continues to revolutionise the crypto landscape.
Being the first and only PR partner of 0xPPL, in the upcoming months and years, PRandit will be responsible for driving 0xPPL’s media outreach, public relations and strategic communications efforts. The agency will also use its extensive expertise to craft and disseminate all the key messages and information relevant to establishing and projecting the credibility of 0xPPL bridging the gap between the decentralised, blockchain-driven world (onchain) and the social connections. In addition, as a part of this mandate, PRandit will explore opportunities for 0xPPL and its spokespersons to be featured across relevant national and international media outlets, including print, electronic, online, and new-age media outlets, among others.
0xPPL senior product manager Poorvi Sachar shared her excitement, “We are excited to work with PRandit as they take the lead in managing our media communications. Their experience across sectors and in Web3 space makes them an ideal partner to help us share our vision of a decentralised social network to the world.”
PRandit Solution co-founder & COO Shalu Jha said, “We are honoured to be chosen as a media partner for 0xPPL. This mandate aligns with our passion for promoting innovation-driven ideas and solutions. We look forward to helping 0xPPL enhance its visibility and its platform reach a broader audience.”
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Havas hits 2025 targets, posts 3.1 per cent organic growth
Net revenue rises to €2.78 bn as AI push and acquisitions lift performance
PUTEAUX, FRANCE: Havas delivered a solid set of full-year results for 2025, beating its own guidance as steady organic growth, tighter cost control and an aggressive push into artificial intelligence lifted margins and cash flow.
The advertising and communications group reported organic net revenue growth of 3.1 per cent for the year, slightly ahead of its guided range of 2.5 to 3.0 per cent. Net revenue rose to €2.78 billion, while adjusted Ebit climbed to €358 million, translating into a margin of 12.9 per cent, up 50 basis points from last year.
Net income increased 11.1 per cent to €210 million, with group share of net income rising 9.2 per cent to €189 million. Operating cash flow after working capital jumped 53 per cent to €360 million, reflecting improved collections and disciplined spending.
The fourth quarter capped the year on a strong note, with organic growth of 3.7 per cent, driven by momentum across Europe and North America. For the full year, North America led with organic growth of 4.9 per cent, while Europe posted 2.0 per cent growth. Latin America returned to growth, and APAC and Africa were supported by India.
Chairman and CEO Yannick Bolloré, said 2025 marked a “transformative year” for Havas, its first full year as a listed company. He credited the rollout of the group’s Converged.AI operating system and a client-centric model for delivering on guidance in a highly competitive market.
Havas continued its acquisition spree, buying majority stakes in 11 agencies during the year across Europe, Australia and New Zealand, strengthening its media, creative, health and data capabilities. The group also struck strategic partnerships with AI players Vurvey Labs and Akkio to deepen its agentic AI capabilities.
Looking ahead, Havas guided for organic growth of 2.0 to 3.0 per cent in 2026 and an adjusted Ebit margin of between 13.2 and 13.5 per cent. The group plans to maintain a dividend payout ratio of around 40 per cent and pursue five to ten bolt-on acquisitions during the year.
Havas also confirmed its medium-term ambition of lifting margins to between 14 and 15 per cent by 2028, underlining confidence in its AI-led strategy and diversified geographic footprint.
