Staff Reporters
Jun 21, 2019

Isobar China wins Gold in Creative Ecommerce

2019 Cannes Lions winners in Creative Ecommerce: This category also included a Bronze Lion for Dentsu Webchutney Bangalore.

Isobar China wins Gold in Creative Ecommerce

A project that turned hundreds of thousands of people in China in operators of virtual KFC stores won a Gold Lion in Creative Ecommerce for Isobar China on Thursday night at Cannes Lions 2019.

Dentsu Webchutney Bangalore picked up a Bronze Lion for work for Flipkart, the only other APAC win.

Globally, the category yielded nine awards, including a Grand Prix for 'Do Black - The Carbon Limit Credit Card', by RBK Communication Stockholm on behalf of Doconomy.

The table below details the winning APAC work. See all our Cannes Lions 2019 award coverage.

TITLE CLIENT PRODUCT ENTRANT / IDEA CREATION COUNTRY AWARD
KFC CHRISTMAS POCKET STORE YUM CHINA KFC CHRISTMAS FRIED CHICKEN SHOP ISOBAR CHINA GROUP, Shanghai CHINA Gold Lion
HAGGLEBOT FLIPKART INTERNET PVT LTD SALE EVENT - FLIPKART'S THE BIG BILLION DAYS DENTSU WEBCHUTNEY, Bangalore INDIA Bronze Lion

Source:
Campaign Asia

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