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Mercury has landed a $900K one-year pact to represent Gecamines, the cobalt and copper mining giant that is owned by the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Kyivstar, Ukraine’s largest telecommunications network, which suffered a massive Russian cyberattack in December, has hired FTI Government Affairs for representation in Washington.
Zeno Group has signed a one-year contract to provide PR strategy and counsel to the Singapore e-commerce platform of China’s Alibaba Group, the multinational retail, internet and technology behemoth.
Edelman has picked up an additional $500K worth of work to provide COP28 press office support for Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company-Masdar.
Invariant is providing DC representation to Arm Holdings, the British semiconductor design company that completed a blockbuster $5B IPO on the NASDAQ on Sept. 14.
The Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance is using Medsecurean to advance a closer relationship between India and the US, and investment opportunities for India’s drug companies.
Mercury Public Affairs is representing Croatia-based Fortenova grupa d.d., the food and beverage company that is 49.9 percent owned by two sanctioned Russian banks.
Coral Energy, a Dubai-based oil trader and storage company that has been buying discounted and sanctioned Russian crude oil, has hired Mercury Public Affairs for Washington representation.
Rubenstein Associates signs on to promote the launch of Berlin-based The Thing GmbH, technology infrastructure company.
Ruder Finn has agreed to provide strategic communications support for Futurewei Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of China’s Huawei Technologies.
Prime Policy Group picks up $600K pact to educate Congress about North Korea's spread of disinformation and effort to subvert the Government of South Korea through civic institutions.
Samsung Electronics has hired Mercury Public Affairs for government relations and advocacy services.
Drew Willison, who was chief of staff to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, has registered Chinese-government linked Hikvision USA for work regarding federal sanctions slapped on the world’s largest maker of video surveillance systems.
Forbes Tate Partners is doing advocacy and running a PR operation to promote HQ Energy Services US’ visibility and reputation in New York through December.
JMH Group is advising Qatar’s Salam International, a publicly traded company involved in the energy, construction, retail/distribution, trading and investment sectors, as it targets US growth.
Rebel Media Productions of Miami has signed on to produce television content for Russia’s RT International for distribution in China, India, South Africa and South America.
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Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck has inked a six-month $660K pact to provide US outreach for Kazakhstan’s national oil and gas company.
Spain's Meliá Hotels International hires The Raben Group for a report on US business ties with Cuba and how a Republican takeover of Congress would impact that relationship.
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