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Brand Asia 2016 Nominated Brands List (By Area) Brand Asia 2016 Nominated Brands List (By Area) © "Brand Asia 2016" alliance network Global Brand List Local Brand List Overall Area CHINA INDONESIA MALAYSIA 7-ELEVEN Retail Alipay Finance ABC (Foods) Foods/Drinks AFFIN BANK Finance Acer IT/Home electronics Anta Sporting goods ACE Hardware Retail AmBank Finance adidas Sporting goods Baidu.com Internet-related Adira Finance Finance astro Media/Entertainment AEON Retail Bank of China Finance Alfamart Retail BONIA Clothing/Fashion items Air Asia Transportation/Logistics Bank of Communications Finance Aqua Foods/Drinks CARI Internet-related AJINOMOTO Foods/Drinks Bright food Foods/Drinks Astra International Other (Conglomerate) celcom Telecommunication Amazon Internet-related Century Mart Retail Bank Mandiri Finance CIMB Finance Apple IT/Home electronics CHANDO FMCG BCA Finance DiGi Telecommunication ASUS IT/Home electronics Changan Automakers Blue Bird Group Transportation/Logistics F&N Foods/Drinks AVON FMCG Changhong IT/Home electronics BNI Finance FOLLOW ME FMCG BMW Automakers Chery Automakers BRI Finance Gardenia Foods/Drinks BOSCH IT/Home electronics China Eastern Transportation/Logistics Detik.com Media/Entertainment giant (Retail) Retail Canon IT/Home electronics China Merchants Bank Finance Erha Clinic Other (Healthcare) GINVERA FMCG CASIO IT/Home electronics China Mobile IT/Home electronics Garda Oto Finance HWA TAI Foods/Drinks Coca-Cola Foods/Drinks China Southern Transportation/Logistics Garuda Indonesia Transportation/Logistics KHIND IT/Home electronics Colgate FMCG China UnionPay Finance Go-Jek Transportation/Logistics Lifebouy FMCG DANONE Foods/Drinks FAW Automakers Hokben Restaurants Malaysia Airlines Transportation/Logistics DELL IT/Home electronics Geely Automakers Indofood Foods/Drinks MAMEE Foods/Drinks Domino's Pizza Restaurants Gree IT/Home electronics J.Co Restaurants maxis Telecommunication Electrolux IT/Home electronics Industril and Commercial Bank of China Finance Jawa Pos Media/Entertainment Maybank Finance EPSON IT/Home electronics Juneyao Airlines Transportation/Logistics JNE Transportation/Logistics MEPS Finance Facebook Internet-related Li-ning Sporting goods Johnny Andrean Retail munchy's Foods/Drinks Familymart Retail MAXAM FMCG Kalbe Farma Other (Pharma) MYDIN Retail GAP Clothing/Fashion items Meters/bonwe Clothing/Fashion items Kapal Api Foods/Drinks OLDTOWN WHITE COFFEE Restaurants Google Internet-related Midea IT/Home electronics Kaskus Internet-related PADINI Clothing/Fashion items H&M Clothing/Fashion items Monmilk Foods/Drinks Kompas Media/Entertainment Panadol FMCG Haier IT/Home electronics Renren.com Internet-related Martha Tilaar FMCG PappaRich Restaurants HITACHI IT/Home electronics Semir Clothing/Fashion items Matahari Department Store Retail PENSONIC IT/Home electronics HONDA Automakers Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Finance MNC Group Media/Entertainment Perodua Automakers hp IT/Home electronics Sina.com.cn Internet-related Pegadaian Finance PETRONAS Other (Oil&Energy) HUAWEI IT/Home electronics South beauty Restaurants Pertamina Other (Oil&Energy) Pizza Hut Restaurants HYUNDAI / HYUNDAI KIA (SOUTH KOREA) Automakers SPDC FMCG Polytron IT/Home electronics PROTON Automakers IKEA Retail SPRING AIRLINES Transportation/Logistics Siloam Hospital Other (Healthcare) RHB Finance Johnson&Johnson FMCG Tencent Internet-related Sinar Mas Land Other (Real Estate) Setia Other (Construction) kao FMCG Wahaha Foods/Drinks Sosro Foods/Drinks Sin Chew Daily Media/Entertainment Kellogg's Foods/Drinks Wanda Group Retail Telkom Indonesia Internet-related SUNWAY Other (Construction) KFC Restaurants Wang LaoJi Foods/Drinks Telkomsel Telecommunication TM Telecommunication KIKKOMAN Foods/Drinks Xiaomi IT/Home electronics Tokopedia Internet-related Vitagen Foods/Drinks Kleenex / Kimberly-Clark FMCG Yishion Clothing/Fashion items Traveloka Internet-related Yakult Foods/Drinks Lenovo IT/Home electronics YongheKing Restaurants ULTRAJAYA Foods/Drinks Yeo's Foods/Drinks LG IT/Home electronics LION / Southern Lion (Malaysia Only) FMCG INDIA JAPAN L'ORÉAL FMCG Aaj Tak Media/Entertainment Linkedin Internet-related Asahi (Beer) Foods/Drinks Louis Vuitton Clothing/Fashion items Air India Transportation/Logistics Louis Phillipe Clothing/Fashion items Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Finance MAZDA Automakers Airtel Telecommunication Maggie (Nestle) FMCG BRIDGESTONE Other (sanitary ware) McDonald's Restaurants Allen Solly Clothing/Fashion items Mahindra & Mahindra Automakers Calbee Foods/Drinks Meiji Foods/Drinks Amul Foods/Drinks Marico (Parachute) FMCG CITIZEN Clothing/Fashion items Mercedes-Benz Automakers Bajaj Allianz FINANCE More- ABRL RETAIL DAISO Retail Microsoft IT/Home electronics Bajaj Auto Automakers Myntra Internet-related DHC FMCG MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC IT/Home electronics Barista Restaurants NDTV Media/Entertainment dyson IT/Home electronics Mizuno Sporting goods Big Bazaar RETAIL Ola Internet-related FANCL FMCG MUJI Clothing/Fashion items Bisleri Foods/Drinks Onida IT/Home electronics FUJIFILM IT/Home electronics Nestlé Foods/Drinks Blue star IT/Home electronics Parle Biscuits FMCG FUJITSU IT/Home electronics Nike Sporting goods Britania FMCG Pepsi Foods/Drinks Giant (Bicycle) Sporting Goods Nikon IT/Home electronics BSNL Telecommunication Pidilite (Fevicol) FMCG glico Foods/Drinks NISSAN Automakers cadburys FMCG Pigeon (Diapers) FMCG INAX Other (Tire) Nissin (Cup noodles) Foods/Drinks Café coffee day Restaurants Pizza Hut Restaurants JR Transportation/Logistics Nivea FMCG Colors Media/Entertainment Puma SPORTING GOODS KAGOME Foods/Drinks P&G FMCG Costa Coffee Restaurants Punjab National bank FINANCE Kawasaki Automakers Panasonic IT/Home electronics Dabur FMCG Raymonds Clothing/Fashion items KIRIN Foods/Drinks PHILIPS IT/Home electronics Daikin IT/Home electronics Real Foods/Drinks Kwepie Foods/Drinks Redbull Foods/Drinks Dettol (Reckitt) FMCG Reebok SPORTING GOODS LAWSON retail RENAULT / Renault Samsung (S. Korea Only) Automakers Dunkin Donuts Foods/Drinks Reliance RETAIL LINE Internet-related SAMSUNG IT/Home electronics E bay Internet-related Royal Enfield Automakers LOTTE Foods/Drinks SHISEIDO FMCG Fab India Clothing/Fashion items SBI FINANCE Mister Donut Restaurants SONY IT/Home electronics Flipkart Internet-related Snapdeal Internet-related MITSUBISHI MOTORS Automakers STARBUCKS COFFEE Restaurants Gillette FMCG Spencer RETAIL mizkan Foods/Drinks SUZUKI / Maruti Suzuki (India Only) Automakers Glucon D Foods/Drinks Spice Jet Transportation/Logistics Mizuho Bank Finance TOSHIBA IT/Home electronics Godrej FMCG Standard Chartered FINANCE MORINAGA Foods/Drinks TOYOTA Automakers Haldiram Restaurants Star TV Media/Entertainment MOS BURGER Restaurants Twitter Internet-related HDFC FINANCE Surf Excel (HUL) FMCG Rakuten Internet-related unicharm FMCG Hero Motors Automakers Tata Motors Automakers SAPPORO Foods/Drinks Unilever FMCG Horlics - Glaxo smithkline FMCG Tropicana Foods/Drinks SEIKO Clothing/Fashion items UNIQLO Clothing/Fashion items Housing.com Internet-related TVS Auto Automakers SHARP IT/Home electronics Volkswagen Automakers ICICI FINANCE Uber Internet-related SMBC Finance Xerox / Fuji Xerox IT/Home electronics Idea Telecommunication Van heusen Clothing/Fashion items SUBARU Automakers YAHOO! Internet-related Indigo Transportation/Logistics Vodafone Telecommunication SUNTORY Foods/Drinks YAMAHA MOTOR Automakers ITC foods (sunfeast/ashirvad) FMCG Voltas IT/Home electronics TOTO Other (sanitary ware) YouTube Internet-related Jet airways Transportation/Logistics Whirlpool IT/Home electronics TV Tokyo Media/Entertainment ZARA Clothing/Fashion items Kotak mahindra FINANCE WIPRO CONSUMER CARE AND LIGHTING FMCG Wacoal Clothing/Fashion items Levis Clothing/Fashion items Woodland SPORTING GOODS Yakult Foods/Drinks LIC FINANCE Zee TV Media/Entertainment Yamato Transport Transportation/Logistics ※シンガポールはグローバル80のみ Local Brand List SOUTH KOREA THAILAND VIETNAM AEKYUNG FMCG AIS Telecommunication Agribank Finance Angelinus Coffee Restaurants BANG CHAK Other (Petrochemical) BẢO VIỆT Finance BEAN POLE Clothing/Fashion items Bangkok Bank Finance BIA HÀ NỘI Foods/Drinks Binggrae Foods/Drinks Bangkok Hospital Other (Hospital) BIA SAIGON Foods/Drinks BlackYak Sporting goods BEER CHANG Foods/Drinks BIDV Finance CJ Foods/Drinks BIG C Retail Big C Retail Coway IT/Home electronics Bumrungrad Hospital Other (Hospital) Bkav IT/Home electronics CUCHEN IT/Home electronics CENTRAL Retail DUC VIET FOODS Foods/Drinks DaumKakao Internet-related CP Retail FPT IT/Home electronics EXR Sporting goods dtac Telecommunication HIGHLANDS COFFEE Foods/Drinks FUBU Clothing/Fashion items Dusit Thani Bangkok Other (Hotel) HÒA PHÁT Other (Construction) HAAN (Han gyong heu) IT/Home electronics EST Foods/Drinks Hoang Anh Gia Lai Other (Conglomerate) i-navi IT/Home electronics Home Pro Retail KINH DO Foods/Drinks ipTIME IT/Home electronics ICHITON Foods/Drinks Lazada Internet-related iRiver IT/Home electronics Index livingmall Retail MASAN Other (Conglomerate) Jeonggwanjang Foods/Drinks KRUNGTHAI BANK Finance MAY 10 Clothing/Fashion items KB kookmin bank Finance LAND & HOUSE Other (Real estate) mobifone Telecommunication KrazeBurgers Restaurants LINE Internet-related Mỹ Hảo FMCG Kumkang Clothing/Fashion items Mandarin Oriental Other (Hotel) pepsi Foods/Drinks Lafuma Sporting goods MBK Retail Petrolimex Other (Oil&Energy) Lock&Lock FMCG MINI COOPER Automakers Pizza Hut Restaurants LOTTE Other (Conglomerate) MITSUBISHI MOTORS Automakers SAIGON CO.OP Retail Maket O Foods/Drinks Nok Air Transportation/Logistics
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