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Hisense Group Sponsors China’s King Pro League 

Hisense—the official sponsor of 2016, 2020, 2024 UEFA European Championship, and 2018, 2022 FIFA World Cup—sponsors an esports league for the very first time. 

Hongyu ChenbyHongyu Chen
March 14, 2024
in Brands, Money, Partnerships
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Hisense Group sponsors King Pro League in China

Hisense Group sponsors King Pro League in China


Chinese multinational appliance and electronics manufacturer giant Hisense Group Holdings (Hisense) announced on Thursday that it has signed a sponsorship deal with China’s top Honor of Kings competition – the King Pro League (KPL), becoming one of its official partners alongside apparel brand PUMA, Snapdragon, automobile brand Shanghai Volkswagen, shampoo brand Clear, food delivery Meituan, brewery brand Snow Beer, and machine oil brand Castrol. 

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Hisense is one of China’s biggest home appliance brands and has been enthusiastic about sponsoring global football events since 2016. Hisense sponsored the 2016 and 2020 UEFA European Championship, the 2018 Russia FIFA World Cup, and the 2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup. On Sept. 1, Hisense announced that it would become the official global partner of the 2024 Germany UEFA European Championship.

Thursday’s announcement marks the first time that Hisense has sponsored an esports competition. 

In January, Honor of Kings developer TiMi Studios announced its commitment to growing the game’s global esports scene by investing $15M USD in overseas markets and building an international esports ecosystem.

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Hongyu Chen

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Hongyu "Eddie" Chen serves as conduit from China to the rest of global esports scene as the only Chinese journalist living in China while writing for Western media outlets. For the last four years Eddie served as the China esports correspondent for The Esports Observer and Sports Business Journal. He is a bilingual graduate of MA Business and Marketing and a certified BEng Electronic and Communication Engineer.

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