CASE Ka Bharosa Wins Best Integrated Campaign at WMC 2025
Equipment

CASE Ka Bharosa Wins Best Integrated Campaign at WMC 2025

CASE Construction Equipment, a CNH brand, has secured the Best Integrated Campaign Award at the twelfth edition of the World Marketing Conclave & Awards for its trust-centric initiative, ‘CASE Ka Bharosa’. The recognition highlights the company’s strategic focus on building deeper and more meaningful engagement across its stakeholder network.

Introduced at the Bharat Construction Equipment Expo 2024, the campaign was crafted as a relationship-driven programme aimed at reinforcing confidence among dealer partners, suppliers and the wider ecosystem supporting the brand. It emphasised how stakeholders consistently rely on CASE because the organisation stands with them throughout the business and equipment lifecycle. Through clear communication, responsive service and sustained engagement across multiple channels, ‘CASE Ka Bharosa’ sought to strengthen brand loyalty and enhance recall.

“CASE ka Bharosa reflects the trust and confidence our stakeholders place in CASE Construction. This recognition of the initiative validates our ongoing efforts to combine strong product performance with dependable service and impactful engagement. We remain committed to nurturing this ecosystem built on trust and delivering meaningful value at every step,” said Mr Puneet Vidyarthi, Head of Brand Marketing, CASE Construction Equipment – APAC & India.

The award underscores CASE’s focus on emotional and trust-led storytelling to inspire confidence, support long-term partnerships and motivate the network that powers the brand. It aligns with the company’s broader marketing goals of delivering measurable impact through authenticity and collaborative engagement.

The Global Marketing Excellence Awards, hosted by the World Marketing Congress, spotlight campaigns that drive purposeful communication and integrated brand strategies. CASE, which offers a wide range of construction equipment in India and leads the Vibratory Compactor segment, manufactures Made-in-India machinery at its Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh facility and exports to more than 100 countries.

CASE Construction Equipment, a CNH brand, has secured the Best Integrated Campaign Award at the twelfth edition of the World Marketing Conclave & Awards for its trust-centric initiative, ‘CASE Ka Bharosa’. The recognition highlights the company’s strategic focus on building deeper and more meaningful engagement across its stakeholder network.Introduced at the Bharat Construction Equipment Expo 2024, the campaign was crafted as a relationship-driven programme aimed at reinforcing confidence among dealer partners, suppliers and the wider ecosystem supporting the brand. It emphasised how stakeholders consistently rely on CASE because the organisation stands with them throughout the business and equipment lifecycle. Through clear communication, responsive service and sustained engagement across multiple channels, ‘CASE Ka Bharosa’ sought to strengthen brand loyalty and enhance recall.“CASE ka Bharosa reflects the trust and confidence our stakeholders place in CASE Construction. This recognition of the initiative validates our ongoing efforts to combine strong product performance with dependable service and impactful engagement. We remain committed to nurturing this ecosystem built on trust and delivering meaningful value at every step,” said Mr Puneet Vidyarthi, Head of Brand Marketing, CASE Construction Equipment – APAC & India.The award underscores CASE’s focus on emotional and trust-led storytelling to inspire confidence, support long-term partnerships and motivate the network that powers the brand. It aligns with the company’s broader marketing goals of delivering measurable impact through authenticity and collaborative engagement.The Global Marketing Excellence Awards, hosted by the World Marketing Congress, spotlight campaigns that drive purposeful communication and integrated brand strategies. CASE, which offers a wide range of construction equipment in India and leads the Vibratory Compactor segment, manufactures Made-in-India machinery at its Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh facility and exports to more than 100 countries.

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Rosatom Delivers Nuclear Fuel for Kudankulam Unit 3

Rosatom has recently supplied nuclear fuel for the initial loading of the VVER-1000 reactor core at Unit 3 of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant, marking a key milestone in the second stage of the Russian-designed nuclear power project in southern India.The fuel was supplied by Rosatom’s Nuclear Fuel Division, managed by TVEL, and manufactured at the Novosibirsk Chemical Concentrates Plant. The delivery includes the initial reactor load along with reserve fuel assemblies and is part of a long-term contract covering the entire operational life of Units 3 and 4.Building on operational experien..

Next Story
Infrastructure Transport

CBL International Enables First LNG Bunkering at Xiaomo Port

CBL International recently completed the first-ever LNG bunkering operation at Xiaomo Port, supplying liquefied natural gas to vessels operated by BYD in support of its maritime decarbonisation strategy. The operation was facilitated through a physical supplier in collaboration with China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC), which supported the port’s inaugural LNG bunkering activity. The milestone represents a strategic expansion of CBL International's sustainable fuel offerings beyond biofuels, while also diversifying revenue streams. As global shipping intensifies efforts to cut em..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Aimtron, Aurassure Partner for IoT Weather Systems

Aimtron Electronics has recently entered into an OEM manufacturing engagement with Aurassure to produce new-age, IoT-enabled weather and environmental monitoring systems in India. The collaboration supports the growing demand for real-time environmental intelligence across urban, industrial and infrastructure applications. The engagement comes as global focus on climate-risk management and data-driven planning accelerates. The global weather monitoring systems market, valued at around USD 2.1 billion in 2024, is projected to reach nearly USD 4.8 billion by 2034, driven by the rapid adoption o..

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Open In App