A report by mFilterit reveals that Food & Beverage brands lead the advertising race during the first 50 matches of TATA IPL 2025, with the Services sector following closely. However, key sectors like Education, Real Estate, and Household Products remain underrepresented.
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36% of all mobile ads during the first 50 matches of TATA IPL 2025 came from Food & Beverage brands.
The Services sector followed closely after Food & Beverage, capturing 28% of mobile ads.
Food & Beverage brands held a 26% share of television ads during the IPL 2025.
Parle led Box Banner ads with a 13% share, and DOLLAR took the lead in Aston Banners with 11%.
Education, Real Estate, Household Products, and Personal Accessories were notably absent from advertising during the IPL 2025.
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