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Indian ad spend to grow by 10.5% to reach Rs 624 bn in 2018: Dentsu

Both social and online video will see growth for the next five years as India continues to evolve their internet, mobile, cloud audience, says Dentsu Aegis Network's biannual global forecast

2018 advertising expenditure growth at 12%, says Pitch Madison report

Press Trust of India New Delhi

Indian advertising spend is expected to grow by 10.5 per cent to reach Rs 624 billion in 2018 helped by the growing economy, global media and digital marketing communications company Dentsu Aegis Network said in its biannual global forecast.

While Chinese advertising market is predicted to grow 6.5 per cent to reach RMB 630 billion (Rs 6652.46 billion) this year.

This would be 16.2 per cent of global ad investment, said Global Ad Spend Forecasts, June 2018.

"Growth will be driven by digital, which is forecast to command 60 per cent of advertising spend and increase by 14.8 per cent. The online giants Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent (BAT) are projected to contribute around 80 per cent of this growth, underlining their dominance of the marketplace," the forecast said.

 

While, on the domestic market, the forecast said: "India advertising spend market is expected to grow in 2018 by 10.5 per cent to reach Rs 624 billion."

Although there had been a slow start here in the first quarter in 2018 but has started picking up from March-April, the forecast said.

It further said:"Both social and online video will see growth for the next five years as India continues to evolve their internet, mobile, cloud audience."

According to it, the growth March-April was "fuelled by a stable recovery post demonetization, GST, RERA buoyed by the State Elections in Meghalaya, Tripura, Nagaland and Karnataka in April."

It further said that cricket series between India and South Africa in January, budget in February lead to continued expansion and growth of regional newspapers and television.

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First Published: Jun 14 2018 | 10:16 PM IST

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