Campaign India Team
Nov 22, 2011

Vedanta hands over media duties to Lodestar UM

The business was won following a multi-agency pitch

 Vedanta hands over media duties to Lodestar UM

 

Lodestar UM has bagged the media mandate for Vedanta, a global diversified natural resources company. Ogilvy & Mather has been handling the creative duties for the company. The company had called for a pitch process involving some of the major media agencies of the country. 
 
The development was confirmed by Vedanta Group’s Rajasekhar. Though the company spokesperson declined to share any details about their forthcoming campaigns or advertising budgets, it is understood that the business will be of a significant size. 
 
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Campaign India

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