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Greenply wraps India’s transit hubs in high-impact brand campaign
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Greenply wraps India’s transit hubs in high-impact brand campaign

Greenply Industries has launched a nationwide transit media campaign across Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai and Kolkata, integrating its brand into high-footfall public transport networks. As a key highlight, Lower Oshiwara Metro Station in Mumbai has been renamed “Greenply Lower Oshiwara”, giving the brand daily visibility among lakhs of commuters.

The campaign also includes full metro train wraps in Chennai, bus wraps in Bangalore, and queue shelter branding in Mumbai and Kolkata. By embedding itself into everyday urban mobility, Greenply aims to build deep consumer recall, especially in a long decision-cycle category like interior infrastructure.

“Whether someone sees our brand on buses, shelters, stations or trains, the goal is to blend into the rhythm of urban life,” said Yatnesh Pandey, Vice President – Marketing, Greenply Industries.

The move follows Greenply’s previous OOH innovation—Delhi’s ‘Zero Emission’ bus shelters made from eco-friendly E-0 plywood. The latest initiative reinforces the brand’s promise—Har Zarurat Ka Reply—while ensuring it remains top-of-mind when purchase decisions arise.
                                                                                                     

Greenply Industries has launched a nationwide transit media campaign across Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai and Kolkata, integrating its brand into high-footfall public transport networks. As a key highlight, Lower Oshiwara Metro Station in Mumbai has been renamed “Greenply Lower Oshiwara”, giving the brand daily visibility among lakhs of commuters.The campaign also includes full metro train wraps in Chennai, bus wraps in Bangalore, and queue shelter branding in Mumbai and Kolkata. By embedding itself into everyday urban mobility, Greenply aims to build deep consumer recall, especially in a long decision-cycle category like interior infrastructure.“Whether someone sees our brand on buses, shelters, stations or trains, the goal is to blend into the rhythm of urban life,” said Yatnesh Pandey, Vice President – Marketing, Greenply Industries.The move follows Greenply’s previous OOH innovation—Delhi’s ‘Zero Emission’ bus shelters made from eco-friendly E-0 plywood. The latest initiative reinforces the brand’s promise—Har Zarurat Ka Reply—while ensuring it remains top-of-mind when purchase decisions arise.                                                                                                     

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