Tempest Advertising Secured Mahyco Philippines Mandate
The Mumbai agency launched a pilot marketing campaign to introduce hybrid rice seed brands to the Philippine market.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Marketing

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Tempest Advertising Mumbai has secured a new communication mandate from Mahyco International Pte. Ltd. for its operations in the Philippines. The agency executed a pilot marketing campaign to boost brand awareness for the hybrid rice seed brands MHC 2 and Ninety95.
Why it matters
This partnership marks Mahyco's initial entry into the Philippines market, aiming to establish brand familiarity among local farmers. The campaign utilized data-driven insights to tailor communication strategies specifically for this new agricultural demographic.
The pilot marketing initiative reached 536,614 people and generated 995,875 total impressions. It recorded over 6,267 clicks and resulted in more than 110 direct inquiries from the target market.
The players
Tempest Advertising
A Mumbai-based agency that provides creative communication, social media, and performance marketing services.
Mahyco International Pte. Ltd.
An international firm specializing in agricultural products, including hybrid seed brands.
The details
Tempest Advertising managed creative communication, social media, and performance marketing through a Facebook-led strategy. The agency incorporated both English and Filipino languages to better engage with local agricultural communities.
Timeline
September 29, 2026: The campaign completion was officially reported.
Market Landscape
This mandate reflects the broader industry trajectory where international agribusinesses increasingly rely on targeted digital strategies to gain competitive footholds in new territories. By leveraging local language and research, the partnership positions Mahyco to challenge established players in the regional seed sector.
Local farmers and agricultural stakeholders may encounter increased availability and promotional information regarding hybrid seed options MHC 2 and Ninety95. This shift in marketing strategy suggests a more robust effort by providers to connect directly with the Philippine farming community.
The takeaway
Effective market entry often depends on blending local linguistic and cultural insights with digital performance metrics. Companies can improve brand familiarity by using pilot programs to gather data before committing to larger communication rollouts.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Adgully.
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