BusinessLine (Chennai)

‘Gaming, food products top categories advertised in IPL’

- Meenakshi Verma Ambwani New Delhi

Ad volume on television for the first 39 matches in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) was up 12 per cent per channel compared to a similar number of matches in the previous edition, according to the latest data released by TAM Sports, a division of TAM Media Research.

The TAM Sports data monitors ad volumes across 14 channels of Disney Star which are telecastin­g IPL matches in the ongoing season.

Over 60 categories and 70 advertiser­s were seen advertisin­g during these the matches in the ongoing edition of the IPL T20 tournament.

SURGE IN ADVERTISER­S

The count of categories was up 51 per cent compared to the previous edition, while the number of advertiser­s increased by 38 per cent compared to a similar number of matches in the previous edition of the T20 tournament

Gaming, food products, pan masala, perfumes and deodorants and smartphone­s emerged as the top five categories advertised during the first 39 matches. “Together, the top five categories in IPL 17 contribute­d 46 per cent share of ad volume,” the TAM Sports report added.

While gaming contribute­d a 16 per cent share to the ad volume, food products contribute­d 11 per cent and pan masala ads a 10 per cent share to ad volumes. Perfumes accounted for a 5 per cent share while smartphone­s contribute­d 4 per cent share to the ad volumes.

Parle Products, Sporta Technologi­es (Dream11), Vishnu Packaging (Vimal Elaichi), Playgames 24*7 (My11Circle) and KP Pan Foods (Kamla Pasand Silver Coated Elaichi) emerged as the top five advertiser­s during these matches.

“The top five advertiser­s in IPL 17 together contribute­d 36 per cent share of ad volume,” it added. Parle Products’ share in ad volumes was estimated at 11 per cent while Sporta Technologi­es’ share stood at 9 per cent.

Out of the 39 matches of IPL 17, Parle Products was the top advertiser during 23 matches and Sporta Technologi­es was the leading advertiser in 16 matches, the report noted.

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