Esports and gaming solutions provider, Esports Middle East (ESME), posted a 300% increase in revenue in 2021, driven by more than 16 brand campaigns. The company has signed service agreements with leading brands and publishers including Riot Games, Tencent, Moonton, miHoYo, Lenovo, and SteelSeries. Additionally, ESME has been named and awarded a certificate as “Excellent Service Provider” by Tencent.
“The Middle East games sector has evolved fast in recent years, becoming more than 16% of gaming’s global population,” said Saeed Sharaf, Founder & Chief Executive Officer of ESME. “We owe this to several international firms investing in the region, and ESME is delighted to work with them, bringing their product to Arab players and nurturing local talents as a catalyst for further growth.”
ESME also owns a majority shareholder of Arabia E-Advertising, an influencer marketing agency, supporting their campaign profits with ROI-focused methodology.
ESME is expected to close its fiscal year with a projected growth rate of over 67% of year-over-year 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.
(All information was provided by Gulf Digital News)
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