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The Great Khali Joins Maithan Steel as Brand Ambassador, Evoking the Strength Factor in latest Campaign

Kolkata, Sep 30 (UNI) Maithan Steel, India’s one of the leading steel plants has unveiled
its revamped identity of ‘Nirmaan ka Maandand’ with the launch of new advertising campaign
starring The Great Khali, a great Indian wrestler and an epitome of enormous strength in the
country and beyond.
On its completion of almost two decades in venturing into iron and steel industry, Maithan
Steel has taken an initiative to educate the consumers about today’s market with the new
TVC.
During the post-Covid era, considering the significant transition in the market especially in
terms of consumers’ increasing propensity to buy more ‘value-centric & samajdar’ products,
the company is focusing full-fledged on highlighting its strong, flexible and smart product
profile.
While iron and steel commodities are the backbone of strength of people’s home, most
Indian consumers are not much aware when it comes to the choice of right TMT.
Maithan Steel is aiming to drive mass consumer awareness through the TVC, Press and
Digital in association with Khali.
The Great Khali, who is one of the greatest wrestlers in the world and an eminent power
icon of the country will educate and inspire consumers on purchasing strong steel like that
of Maithan Steel. The TVC talks about the quality and state-of-the-art technology that makes
Maithan Steel as one of the strongest steel available in the market, resonating the same with
Khali’s strength.
Maithan Steel has collaborated with Khali to reestablish the core value of the brand’s
strength to enable the consumers to make a ‘Strong, Flexible and Samajhdaar’ choice.
Using high strength Maithan TMT600 bars requires 20% less consumption of steel without compromising on its strength as Maithan Steel is of FE 600 grade – thus it leads to 20% more
savings, less manpower needed making it the Samajhdar choice for consumers and its trade
partners. Here is the TVC link : https://youtu.be/AxHGnKbT85w
Conceptualized by 82.5 Communications, the TVC will go live in Hindi, Bengali and Assamese, majorly targeting markets of Eastern and North Eastern India. The campaign will be promoted
through print media, outdoor advertisements and television channels along with the digital
platforms of Maithan Steel.
Eyeing at the huge opportunity in iron and steel market, Maithan Steel aims to reestablish its
position of strength and value with the former WWE Champion.
Maithan has a prominent presence in markets like Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Eastern UP along
with North-eastern states, comprising total 3% market share in Eastern India.
As Maithan Steel stands out for its value-based product relating to strong TMT, bringing a
personality who is an epitome of strength and core values, will create an impact amongst the
consumers to position Maithan as the most consumer-preferred brand. In the campaign,
The Great Khali partnering with ‘Maithan Man’, which is a brand mascot expounding the
philosophy of Maithan Steel.
Commenting on the initiative, Madhur Agarwalla, Director, Maithan Steel said, “It is critical
to sustain a strong identity in consumer’s mind and Maithan’s association with world’s one
of the greatest strength icons will indeed enhance the brand impact on consumers. We have
a series of 7 TVCs for this campaign, has been skillfully created serving both purpose of
giving consumers a light note of fun and educating them along with about the brand and its
key message. Through innovative marketing strategies, we aim to be most
consumer-preferred brand when it comes to the iron and steel industry.”
“We are glad to associate with Khali for our campaign. As he re-establishes our value of
strength, this in turn would help us engage better with our consumers - thus re-instilling the
sense of trust, strength and dependability in them for Maithan Steel., said Kaushal
Agarwalla, Director, Maithan Steel.
“Considering the challenging times, reaching consumers with the right choice of product is
the need of the hour. The new campaign of ‘Nirmaan ka Maandand’ will ensure
end-consumers about the power and loyalty of Maithan Steel - a significant step to
communicate Maithan’s brand values to stand out in the industry," said Projit Sarkar, General
Manager, West Bengal, Maithan Steel.
The reinvigorated strategy taken up by Maithan Steel & Power Limited envisions setting
fresh horizons in the business and creating a brand recall value amongst its end consumers
and stakeholders.
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