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"Guild has a strong pipeline of potential sponsorship deals and continues to pursue new business opportunities, some of which are at an advanced stage of negotiations. The release of inventory and other rights from the Bitstamp deal will enable the Company to pursue similar contracts with other sponsors". Engagement with crypto content on the Guild social channels was never good. Just a 4.25m market cap now. Next 12 months will be interesting
https://www.placenorthwest.co.uk/mipim-concretene-primed-and-ready-for-global-roll-out/
https://esports-news.co.uk/2023/03/16/excel-esports-partner-with-hsbc-uk/
https://twitter.com/versarien/status/1635220391504535552?s=46&t=bV650os50fvQsvaGRrx5Gw
I guess because they're just the flipping ghost of christmas future, kindly here to forewarn us, with no agenda of their own at all.
Have been over this so many times but to reiterate this is not simply a case of the team win and the money comes in. This is about building a fanbase who support a team, win or lose. Just like in traditional sports. Yes they will need to feature in the top competitions, they can't lose every game, but if they don't win a match that doesn't mean a fundraise is around the corner.
The amazing thing about Guild is that in one of the most horrendous economic periods in recent history, they've still managed to convince Sky, Bitstamp, Coca Cola, Samsung and Hyperice to invest millions in sponsorship money. Why, in such a risk-adverse economy, when public spending is at such lows would they do that UNLESS they perceived there to be tremendous long term value in Guild's audience/fanbase?
I follow the team, it is not always smooth. Players leave, they don't make all the right tournaments but I'm a fan, the branding, marketing, and the drama of the some of the matches got me hooked. Guild know what they're doing.
Says the poster who short term trades stocks that they personally consider to be a complete gamble.
Revenue is solid, project (both Guild and the UK esports scene) still in its infancy and yet sponsors are already mainstream, long term, multi million deals.
exactly, shows Beckham is committed to giving the company the best chance to grow and believes enough in the future commercial prospects to renegotiate what was a guaranteed payment .
Looking very bright here. average valuation of a top esports team is 100-200m and here we have Guild on 14m
this is a great sponsorship, tells you that esports and mainstream broadcast isn’t that far off.
Makes it even more baffling that the new Valorant franchise didn’t pick Guild. Only FNATIC we’re chosen from the UK.
There has been some good progress:
First concretene pour
3D printed graphene structures
Deal with Umbro
Partnership with Superdrug
Deal with Flux footwear
But needs more in the current economic climate to move the share price