Esports Middle East LLC announce record-breaking year results for 2021

Esports Middle East LLC wins the 2021 Excellent Service Provider award from Tencent and continues its growth to be a leader in gaming service providers and digital solutions for brands.

23 Dec 2021 - Dubai, UAE: Esports Middle East LLC (ESME), a world-leading esports and gaming solutions provider based in the Middle East, has announced the results of a highly successful 2021 season, after numerous highly profitable campaigns run for brands such as Riot Games, Tencent, Moonton, miHoYo, NVIDIA and OPPO. In addition, ESME has been named and awarded a certificate as “Excellent Service Provider” by digital media and telecom giant, Tencent, known for publishing or owning majority stakes in some of the biggest hits in the gaming industry including PUBG Mobile, Honor of King, Fortnite and League of Legends.

Financial and operational highlights:

• 300% increase in revenue, driven by more than 16 brand campaigns run by ESME and co-owned properties.
• Service agreements signed for 16+ leading brands and publishers including Riot Games, Tencent, Moonton, miHoYo, Lenovo and SteelSeries.
• ESME has been named the 2021 “Excellent Service Provider” by Tencent

Esports Middle East LLC, founded in 2014, is an award-winning organization specializing in league operations, talent management, and broadcast. In the same year, the firm launched the region's first Arabic esports news portal, esports-me.com, followed by its AI-powered esports competition platform, ArabEsports.com, in 2020. ESME also owns a majority shareholder of Arabia E-Advertising, an Influencer Marketing Agency, supporting their campaign profits with ROI-focused methodology. The company recently received the 2021 Excellent Service Provider award from Tencent for their work done on their IPs.

This newest industry award highlights the industry's admiration for ESME's work in gaming, technology, and media in developing a worldwide services platform for the industry and beyond. As more companies sought to reach a wide gaming audience, ESME had over 16 contracted strategic agreements in 2021, ranging from full league operations to awareness campaigns for games and technology products in the sector. This year alone, over 1400 videos and branded content were made by their roster of more than 170 content creators, garnering a total of 280 million views and 42 million social media interactions.

Saeed Sharaf, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Esports Middle East LLC said: “The Middle East games sector has evolved fast in recent years, becoming more than 16% of gaming’s global population. We owe this to several international firms investing in the region, and Esports Middle East LLC is delighted to work with them, bringing their product to Arab players and nurturing local talents as a catalyst for further growth."

Esports Middle East LLC is expected to close its fiscal year with a projected 300% YOY rise in total revenue, and a growth rate of over 67% of YOY content views with their ever-expanding list of contracted content creators. The entire team is confident in the long-term direction of the business due to a focused growth in its own IPs, and continuous selection by large brands to do business in 2022. If you would like to learn more about Esports Middle East LLC and its range of services, please contact Holly Roberts at [email protected] 

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About ESME:

Esports Middle East, the fastest growing professional gaming organization and the leading source for Arabic esports content in MENA, was launched in 2014. The Arab State League officially recognizes the organization, as well as the Esports Integrity Coalition, World eSports Consortium, and is a member of the International Esports Federation.

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Contact Information:

Tarek Hakim

Communications Consultant, Active DMC

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