New Delhi, October 14, 2026: HP Telecom India Limited (HPTL) has selected Psykie Creative Strategies to handle its integrated communications mandate as the company seeks to enhance its corporate narrative and communication strategy for its next phase of growth.
HPTL, which was listed on the NSE Emerge platform in February 2025, has expanded from its 2011 origins as a telecom products distributor into a diversified technology and distribution business. The company has established partnerships with technology brands including Apple and Nothing, and continues to grow its presence across markets.
Scope of Psykie’s mandate
Under the new partnership, Psykie will oversee public relations, corporate communications, thought leadership, and digital communications for HPTL. The collaboration aims to increase visibility for HPTL’s business journey, leadership, partnerships, and its evolving role in India’s technology and distribution ecosystem.
Leadership comments on partnership
Vijay Lalsingh Yadav, Managing Director of HV Group, said the partnership is intended to bring greater clarity and consistency to HPTL’s corporate narrative, strengthen its leadership positioning, and ensure effective communication of its capabilities and ambitions to stakeholders.
Ravindra Samant, Co-founder of Psykie, stated that Psykie will focus on building a stronger corporate narrative for HPTL, highlighting its growth, leadership, and ambitions across media, industry, and stakeholder communities.
Company background
HP Telecom India Limited is a publicly listed company engaged in the distribution and retail of technology and consumer products. Established in 2011 under HV Group, HPTL operates a distribution network across India, working with technology and consumer brands to serve business partners, retailers, and customers.
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