Tag: Sponsorship
Singapore – Visa has renewed its title sponsorship of the MAMA AWARDS through 2029, extending its partnership with South Korea’s CJ ENM and reinforcing its commitment to cultural commerce, cross-border engagement, and mega events across Asia Pacific. The renewal follows the successful return of the world’s...
The bank framed the sponsorship as a reflection of the diversity within the Australian football community and the growing popularity of the women’s game.
According to the announcement, the partnership is aimed at combining the shared appeal of beer and entertainment to reach legal-age audiences through sports, food, music, comedy and other cultural moments.
As part of the agreement, Midea’s logo will appear on the left sleeve of the FC Barcelona first team jersey, both during matches and training sessions, beginning on July 1, 2026.
The partnership aims to offer fresh ways for fans to engage with the sport, including immersive race weekend experiences and exclusive perks for Revolut users.
Through the sponsorship extension, the race will continue to be officially known as the ‘Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix’ until 2028 inclusive.
Philips Japan has partnered with esports team SCARZ, supported by FUSE, Omnicom Media Group’s sports division. The partnership makes the Philips S9000 rotary shaver the official grooming product for SCARZ’s e-motorsports division, uniting precision grooming with high-performance gaming.
The company’s technology will power improved fan experiences in stadiums and global broadcasts, power enhanced analytics, and democratise data across all global football-playing nations.
Through the sponsorship, Singlife aims to emphasise the message that aspirations are attainable with appropriate planning and patience, and that financial freedom is feasible. Singlife portrays itself as a trustworthy financial partner committed to assisting Singaporeans in achieving a better path to...
New data from YouGov has revealed that football followers in Australia are most likely to have noticed event sponsors (57%), while half of football followers in Hong Kong (51%) and Indonesia (50%) say the same. In contrast, under two-fifths in Singapore and Thailand (38%) say the same.
