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Alpha Story accelerates growth with five new clients; eyes expansion to Indonesia

Alpha Story accelerates growth with five new clients; eyes expansion to Indonesia

AI-powered PR and communications agency, Alpha Story, has announced five new client wins in the first quarter of 2026.

The new roster includes automotive brands Audi Malaysia (PHS Automotive Malaysia) and Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia (VPCM), digital travel platform Agoda, educational institute University of Reading Malaysia, and a renewed two-year retainer with climate-tech innovator GoRental Global across Malaysia and Singapore.

Founder and CEO of Alpha Story, Jeremy Foo, said: "As communications shifts from volume-driven output to precision-driven strategy, our approach enables organisations to respond faster, communicate with greater clarity, and focus efforts where it drives the most impact. Our focus is not just to help brands move faster, but to help them communicate smarter.

"Welcoming PHSAM, VPCM and Agoda, while deepening our partnerships with University of Reading Malaysia and GoRental Global, marks an important moment for us. These wins reflect the trust that leading organisations are placing in a new way of working, one that blends human judgement with AI to deliver sharper thinking, faster response and more meaningful storytelling."

Building on its client wins, Alpha Story is set to establish a presence in Indonesia in the second quarter of 2026. The agency states that the expansion will support existing clients with a footprint in Indonesia, enabling more integrated, on-the-ground communications while unlocking new opportunities for growth in the market. 

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