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Motorola Bites Into India’s Massive Cricket Sponsorship Industry

April 14, 2017

American brand Motorola Mobility, which is owned by Beijing-based technology giant Lenovo, has followed the playbook of its Chinese counterparts in the Indian sponsorship industry with its big-money…

Is Asian Games 2018 Jakarta Out Of Luck With Tapped-Out Asia?

March 31, 2017

Ahead of the 18th Asian Games in Jakarta next year, ASN forecasts that the Indonesian government will find it tough to find significant sponsorship deals to fund the…

Oppo Splashes A Massive US$162m For Team India Sponsorship

March 7, 2017

Oppo Mobile is poised to replace broadcasting giants Star India as the official sponsor of the Indian cricket team from April, winning the five-year rights package for a…

Vivo Replaces Korean Star During Hallyu Embargo

November 21, 2016

Chinese handset maker Vivo has secured a deal with Taiwanese actor Eddie Peng as its brand ambassador.

Vivo Dislodges ZTE To Partner NBA China

October 13, 2016

Vivo, the fourth largest player in China’s bustling handset market, has struck a deal to replace rival ZTE as the NBA China’s official mobile partner.

Chinese Smartphone Maker Vivo Continues Blockbuster Sports Investment

July 4, 2016

Big spending Chinese smartphone maker Vivo has made another significant investment in the Asian sponsorship landscape, by securing an exclusive deal with NBA China.

LeEco Spices Up The Indian Smartphone Race With Bollywood Move

June 15, 2016

Chinese internet and technology conglomerate LeEco has signed up as the official sponsor of the 17th International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) awards which will be held in Madrid…

Category Leader Oppo Mobile Copycats Vivo with Cricket Partnership

December 11, 2015

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has secured a deal with Chinese consumer electronics giant Oppo as a global partner in the mobile handset category from 2016 to 2020.

Chinese Smartphone Backs IPL to Gain Indian Mindshare

October 19, 2015

Chinese smartphone maker Vivo replaces beverage giant PepsiCo as the new title sponsor of the Indian Premier League for the next two years, according to Indian media reports.