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PRecious Communications secures PR renewal in transportation sector

Federal Express Corporation (FedEx) Indonesia has renewed its partnership with PRecious Communications as its public relations agency of record.

Running through December 2028, the renewal extends PRecious Communications’ mandate across corporate reputation, trade storytelling, media relations, community impact, and executive visibility initiatives. During the initial retainer period, the agency provided strategic communications support for FedEx Indonesia across a range of industry sectors.

"This renewal reflects the confidence we have in PRecious Communications as a partner who understands our operations and the local landscape," said Garrick Thompson, Managing Director, FedEx Indonesia. "Indonesia's trade landscape is diverse and constantly shifting, and having a communications partner who keeps pace with that, and with our business, matters. We look forward to continuing this partnership as we support Indonesian businesses in an increasingly dynamic global trade environment."

PRecious Communications’ Founder and Group CEO, Lars Voedisch, added, "Our clients are facing a constant stream of noise, from geopolitics and regulation to trade and tariff shifts, all of which can obscure what truly matters. Securing a long-term, 2.5-year commitment from a global logistics leader like FedEx is a powerful testament to our corporate team’s strategic capabilities. We look forward to deep-diving into adaptive, insights-led campaign architecture that amplifies FedEx’s regional trade dominance and digital logistics innovations." 

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