ESL FACEIT Group revealed a new multi-year esports deal has been struck with longtime partner Intel. The deal will have them continue working with ESL for the ESL Pro Tour and IEM events, as the two ...

ESL FACEIT Group announced this past week that they've worked out a new deal with Logitech to have them be a part of multiple events as a sponsor. As you might expect from a deal like this, you'll see ...

Esports groups ESL and FACEIT have been purchased for a total of $1.5 billion today, shocking fans of the two organizations. ESL is the world's number one independent esports company, while FACEIT is ...

Modern Times Group has reportedly sold ESL Gaming, its esports organization, to Savvy Gaming Group for $1 billion, according to the German news site Handelsblatt. ESL Gaming operates some of the ...

ESL Faceit Group, the largest third-party esports tournament organizer, has announced a multi-year partnership with the Esports World Cup. EFG will continue to serve as the global competition’s ...

Modern Times Group (MTG) has announced the sale of ESL Gaming to Savvy Games Group (SGG) for $1.05 billion, as MTG pivots to "a pure-play mobile gaming company". The transaction, made all in cash, ...

Swedish gaming firm Modern Times Group has announced that it has sold esports organisation ESL Gaming to Savvy Gaming Group (SGG) at an enterprise value of $1.05 billion. Savvy Gaming Group, which is ...

PARIS — Vivendi’s Canal Plus Group is joining forces with the Electronic Sports League (ESL), the leading e-sports company which organizes competitions worldwide, to form a strategic partnership.

Update: The source story from the Sports Business Journal has been updated to add that FACEIT, the London-based esports tournament organization, has also been picked up by the Savvy Gaming Group.

The shock sale to the Saudi firm is set to change the landscape of esports – in what way is still up in the air. Savvy Gaming Group, which is backed by the Saudi Arabian government’s Public Investment ...