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Kenny Lim
Sep 11, 2008

Honda Indonesia looks for agency for motorcycle assignment

JAKARTA - Honda is on a lookout for a creative agency in Indonesia for an assignment for its motorcycle business.

Honda Indonesia looks for agency for motorcycle assignment
Several agencies, believed to include Euro RSCG, Matari and Publicis, have submitted credentials for the assignment. Astra Honda Motor Indonesia’s marketing manager Adela Yorendra confirmed the news but declined to give details.

The motoring giant favours working with different agencies on new projects and currently works with several creative partners, including Euro RSCG, Matari, Fortune, Octocomm and Oze for different products in Indonesia.
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