Most Valuable Esports Companies 2022: Esports has certainly gained massive popularity in recent years. Forbes has released a new ranking of the most valuable esports companies. The Top ten companies are worth an average of $353 million which has increased by 46% from the last edition of the list, in December 2020. So, let’s check out the TOP 10 List of Wealthiest Esports Companies. For future updates on Esport Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS
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Most Valuable Esports Companies 2022: Forbes release list of most valuable Esport Companies in the World, Check TOP 10 List of Wealthiest Esports Companies
As we mentioned earlier, the top 10 Wealthiest Esports Companies are worth a combined $3.5 billion which has gone up by 46%. Once again, TSM Clan which is owned by Andy Dinh leads the chart, following a 32% growth to $540 million. The No. 2 company is 100 Thieves which is owned by Drake, music mogul Scooter Braun, and billionaire Dan Gilbert rose 142% to $460 million. So, let’s check out the Most Valuable Esport Companies 2022.
Most Valuable Esports Companies 2022: Forbes release list of most valuable Esport Companies in the World, Check TOP 10 List of Wealthiest Esports Companies
- 100 Thieves (Networth: $460 million with a 142% growth)
- Team Liquid (Networth: $440 million with a 42% growth)
- FaZe Clan (Networth: $400 million with a 31% growth)
- Cloud9 (Networth: $380 million with a 9% growth)
- G2 Esports (Networth: $340 million with a 94% growth)
- Fnatic (Networth: $260 million)
- Gen.G (Networth: $250 million with a 35% growth)
- NRG (Networth: $240 million with a 55% growth)
- T1 (Networth: $220 million with a 47% growth)
During the pandemic, new sponsors have found their way to teams which bolstered the online viewership numbers. So, we are into a new world where top companies will look to introduce more successful plans to become great and sustainable businesses. So, these are Top Esports Companies. We can also expect some new names in the coming months if not years.
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