About I.C AdvertisersEst. 2014
IC Advertisers Pvt. Ltd. was founded in Srinagar on 8 February 2014 by Rasiq Manzoor, with no clients in hand. 12 years on, it works across 12 services — outdoor and signage, print, and the brand identity that runs through both.
In the founder's words
Printed here as it was written, rather than rewritten into marketing copy.
Artwork, before it goes to plate
The company was founded by Rasiq Manzoor on 8th February 2014 with no clients in hand. The wit and managerial skills of the founder managed several major clients over time and marked the company's name in one of the valley's advertisers list. The unemployment circumstances of the state have always stroked the founder's mind, due to which he gave a thought to self employment and entrepreneurship. The company's sole aim is to promote entrepreneurs and newly start ups with world class art. The founder had a dream and passion for entrepreneurship to serve society and create a niche of jobs for the youth.
From then to now
Only what the business has actually stated about itself. There is no invented milestone here and there will not be one.
IC Advertisers Pvt. Ltd. is started by Rasiq Manzoor, with no clients in hand and no inherited book of work.
To give Kashmiri entrepreneurs and new businesses world-class artwork without having to send the work outside the valley to get it.
12 services from one office in I.C Advertisers, Sonwar Bagh — outdoor and signage, print and packaging, and the brand identity that runs through both.
What the agency does now
The work an advertising agency in Srinagar is actually asked for: get a business seen on the road, get its shopfront lit, and get the paper it hands over to match.
How we work
Almost everything here is made once, for one business, at one size. That shapes how a job is priced, approved and handed over.
Collection or delivery is your call, told to us when the order is placed. The specification stays on file, so the reorder is one message.
Start a job
A shopfront, a hoarding site, a launch, a rebrand, or a run of something you have printed before — describe it and you get a written quotation for that job.
