iCubesWire expands operations to London

The office in London will mark their noteworthy entry in the foreign market, post a successful continuity in the Indian sub-continent with the head-office in Gurgaon and branches in Mumbai & Bengaluru.

The expansion targets the diverse flourishing markets and aims to cater to the brands that have a robust presence in the international markets which are looking for state-of-the-art digital innovative solutions.

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iCubesWire has a thriving list of brands in its kitty like Amazon, Paytm, Central Park, R K Marble, Konica Minolta, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, MakeMyTrip, Printronix, Myntra, to name a few. With an enthusiastic team of 100+ employees working across geographies, they have experienced a pattern of phenomenal growth. Besides performance marketing & agency domain, iCubesWire has also forayed into technology vertical with Instatalk – an AI enabled digital innovation, which facilitates two-way communication instantly, and Delta – a one-of-a-kind Unified Digital Suite for A to Z digital marketing requirements.

The integration of Instatalk & Delta has proven beneficial for the brands and the customers in India, and iCubesWire plans to see similar results in the market overseas. The unified digital technologies, performance marketing, digital media marketing and social media marketing will impart 360-degree solutions to the brands for a notch-higher presence in the digital domain.

Expressing excitement over the expansion, Sahil Chopra, CEO and Founder, iCubesWire, said, “We are glad to begin our journey into the global market with London, the business hub of the world. It is a moment of great pride that we are now venturing into the international market after operating successfully in the Indian sub-continent for nearly a decade. We are ready to take up new challenges and opportunities that will come our way and are keen to leave lasting impressions with our remarkable strategies. We are aware that the acceptance and inhibitions of the brands and customers might vary from India and thus, we are eager to widen our horizons.”