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Sep 15, 2008
It's official: TBWA owns 100% of TBWA India
TBWA Worldwide has completed the acquisition of the 49% of shares, currently held by Indian shareholders. Following this acquisition, TBWA Worldwide, together with Omnicom will own 100% of TBWA India. George John is the largest of the three local shareholders, and will serve TBWA India in an advisory capacity after September. Kurien Mathews is the second shareholder, and will remain with TBWA India till the end of September. N Krishnan, the third shareholder, is to assume the role of COO, TBWA India Group.
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