Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. and NRG Announce Combination of Counter Logic Gaming with NRG to Create Leading Esports Company
On April 6, 2023, Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. (NYSE: MSGS) announced the combination of its esports team, Counter Logic Gaming (CLG), with NRG, a professional gaming company. Following this transaction, MSG Sports retains a noncontrolling equity interest in the newly formed NRG/CLG entity. NRG, led by Founder and CEO Andy Miller, will host top esports teams playing in popular leagues such as League of Legends, Valorant, and Overwatch. This strategic move positions MSGS as a significant investor in the growing esports sector as NRG boosts its digital media presence with Full Squad Gaming, attracting a broad audience across social media platforms. The merger aims to enhance competitiveness within the esports industry while leveraging the strengths of both companies for future growth.
- MSG Sports retains a noncontrolling equity interest in NRG/CLG, allowing continued involvement in esports.
- The merger enhances MSG Sports' position in the growing esports market.
- NRG boasts championship-caliber teams across multiple popular esports titles.
- NRG's Full Squad Gaming brand adds significant digital media reach, conducive to future growth.
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The newly combined company will be led by NRG Founder and CEO,
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