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SRMG Media Solutions, Phi partner to offer advertisers premium OOH

The partnership aims to accelerate Phi's exposure into countries where SMS has a strong footprint, while providing SMS's global advertising clients exclusive access to Phi’s expansive OOH inventory in the region..

SRMG PhiThe partnership will enable SMS to offer global brands access to Phi's OOH assets.

Recently launched SRMG Media Solutions (SMS), has entered into a strategic partnership with Phi, an out-of-home (OOH) media network and a subsidiary of Naif Alrajhi Investment.

The partnership aims to accelerate Phi’s exposure into countries where SRMG Media Solutions has a strong footprint, while providing SMS’s advertising clients with exclusive access to Phi’s premium and expansive OOH inventory.

Ziad Moussa, Managing Director of SRMG Media Solutions, said, “SRMG’s established presence in more than 30 countries positions us uniquely to drive significant growth for Phi. This partnership is a win-win for both parties. It allows us to introduce Phi’s innovative OOH solutions to a global a


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