Case studies & results
Every case study follows the same structure: scope of work, sector, and outcome. Filter by practice or sector below. We withhold client names out of respect for engagement confidentiality; ask us for fuller detail on any mandate that's relevant to you.
A listed auto components manufacturer
Scope: Quarterly and annual results, analyst conferences, brokerage engagement, M&A advisory, fund raising, investor presentations.
An early entrant into insurance broking, and its online arm
Scope: Category-creation media positioning for a new insurance-broking business, CEO thought-leadership placement, and a PR-led (near-zero paid media) customer acquisition campaign for its online retail arm.
A national standards body, United Kingdom
Scope: Post-crisis media monitoring and a media sensitisation programme.
A super-premium ice cream and coffee brand, South Asia
Scope: A synergistic retail tie-up with a leading two-wheeler manufacturer, repositioning a super-premium dessert category as a festive gifting alternative.
A multi-sector portfolio of private and listed companies
Scope: Investor engagement, analyst relations, fund raising across two series, results releases.
One of India's largest telecom operators
Scope: Competitive intelligence and corporate affairs support that helped reshape the telecom regulatory framework, and secured an informal truce with competitors.
A large industrial manufacturing group
Scope: Crisis communication plan for the group, media training for crisis situations, and management of labour unrest.
A Fortune 100 US heavy-machinery manufacturer
Scope: Media training and launch-day management for the company's first product engineered entirely in India, keeping press focus on the product rather than financials.
A sanitaryware and electrical cables manufacturer
Scope: Results releases, broker and analyst relations, brokerage engagement, corporate affairs.
A new entrant in digital imaging and storage accessories
Scope: Product-credibility PR against established category leaders, plus synergistic retail tie-ups that won shelf visibility across major electronics chains on a minimal advertising budget.
A NYSE-listed industrial company, USA
Scope: Agency of record for crisis communication, a crisis preparedness plan, and training for top management and field staff.
A top-5 Indian business school
Scope: Positioned faculty as national authorities on an emerging issue, ahead of it becoming a mainstream global policy debate.
A listed IT and fintech company
Scope: Results communication, external and investor relations, media and analyst calls, financial PR, crisis management.
A global IT security (unified threat management) leader
Scope: A dual-audience PR campaign targeting IT decision-makers and channel partners, making the India market the company's most active PR region worldwide.
An international F&B group, Switzerland
Scope: Crisis preparedness plan and crisis communication media training for the India operations.
A lawyer and real estate company executive
Scope: A thought-leadership and social media programme, built on LinkedIn and X, establishing the client as a sought-after voice on real estate regulation.
A listed dyes and chemicals manufacturer
Scope: Results communication, brokerage and mutual fund engagement, analyst meets, investor presentations, management positioning.
A three-decade-old business school
Scope: A holistic brand-building programme spanning media relations, faculty thought leadership, and campus engagement with industry and press.
A QSR chain operating across three markets
Scope: Crisis preparedness plan and crisis communication media training for the chain.
A top-ranked global business school, Switzerland
Scope: Edit-page placements and faculty interviews across India's leading business dailies, positioning an international school as serious competition to traditional US/UK choices.
An NBFC group spanning EV financing and digital lending
Scope: Results communication, research house and mutual fund engagement, listing PR, AUM milestone communication, leadership positioning.
The Indian subsidiary of a global lighting manufacturer
Scope: Product launch support, CEO profiling, and India's first UN-recognised Clean Development Mechanism project in the lighting industry.
A BSE/NSE-listed technology company
Scope: Crisis management exercise for the listed company and financial PR during a sensitive period.
A multi-decade auto component manufacturing group
Scope: A three-pronged PR strategy building industry standing, aftermarket brand recall, and a dedicated investor-facing profile ahead of export growth, JV activity, and M&A.
One of India's largest footwear manufacturers
Scope: A nationwide campaign giving a trusted, value-for-money brand a fashion dimension, anchored in designer tie-ups and fashion-week visibility.
A listed research house focused on small and mid caps
Scope: Media and analyst pressure that helped move regulators on stock-exchange rules affecting retail investor participation.
Common questions
Why don't the case studies name clients?
We withhold client names out of respect for engagement confidentiality. Each case study instead describes the sector, scope of work, and outcome, which is enough to judge relevance to your own mandate.
Can I get fuller detail, including the client name, on a specific case study?
Often, yes, on a case-by-case basis and with the original client's comfort in mind. Reach out through the contact form with the case study that's relevant to you and we'll tell you honestly what we can share.
How do I filter case studies by practice or sector?
Use the filter chips above the case study grid: All, Investor Relations, Corporate & PR / Crisis, and individual sector tags. Selecting one narrows the grid to matching mandates instantly.
Do these case studies cover both IR and PR mandates?
Yes. The library spans both practices, investor relations and financial communications, and corporate and public relations, so you can filter to the discipline relevant to you.
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