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DRPG Reports Record Growth and Expansion Amid Economic Challenges

Creative communications group DRPG has announced a landmark year of growth, achieving a full-year revenue target of £60 million just nine months into 2025. This milestone comes despite ongoing economic and political volatility, positioning the firm for further expansion and innovation.
Strategic Investments and Infrastructure Expansion
In response to their impressive performance, DRPG has undertaken significant infrastructure investments. The group is expanding its regional presence with new offices in London and further developments in Manchester and the United States. This strategic move includes the establishment of a dedicated film unit within its North American division, TSEC, which has been refreshed with enhanced branding and facilities.
Over the past 18 months, DRPG’s business-to-consumer (B2C) delivery has experienced remarkable growth. Building upon its established B2B foundations, the group has successfully executed high-impact consumer activations for major brands, including Santander, Tesco, INEOS, and PICO. These activations span various sectors, such as fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), automotive, and global trade shows, showcasing DRPG’s versatility.
Innovation at the Core of Growth
DRPG’s commitment to innovation has been a driving force behind its success. The group’s internal team, DRPG Labs, has played a crucial role in identifying and integrating new technologies into both client projects and internal processes. Their advancements include AI-powered audience emotion tracking, avatar-led learning tools, and virtual showrooms, all of which are now routinely utilized across the business.
“Innovation is about finding what actually works and applying it in ways that make a real difference,” said Nick Fagan, Head of Innovation. “Our focus is always on making things smarter, faster, and more effective for clients.”
As businesses globally often scale back operations in response to economic uncertainties, DRPG has taken decisive action to expand strategically. CEO Dale Parmenter emphasized the company’s strong position, stating, “We’ve had a phenomenal year. In our 45th year of business, we’ve hit our numbers early, grown our offer in the right areas, and stayed true to who we are.” This focus on service, quality, and creativity remains central to DRPG’s mission.
With a firm commitment to innovation and a robust infrastructure, DRPG is not only poised for continued growth but is also setting a benchmark for the industry. As the demand for immersive and personalized experiences increases, the group is well-equipped to meet the evolving needs of its clients.
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