All Updates

All Updates

icon
Filter
M&A
NRG Esports acquires Counter Logic Gaming
Esports
Apr 6, 2023
This week:
Product updates
Meta introduces Meta Credits digital currency for Horizon Worlds
Metaverse Platforms
Today
Product updates
Liquid AI launches STAR framework for AI model architecture optimization
Foundation Models
Today
Funding
9fin raises USD 50 million in Series B funding to expand US operations
Capital Markets Tech
Yesterday
Partnerships
Shastic partners with MeridianLink to provide AI workflow automation for financial institutions
Workflow Automation Platforms
Yesterday
Funding
KisoJi Biotechnology raises CAD 41 million to develop oncology candidate
AI Drug Discovery
Yesterday
M&A
Deel acquires UK money transfer startup Atlantic Money for undisclosed sum
Remote Work Infrastructure
Yesterday
Funding
Acorai raises EUR 4.2 million in funding to advance clinical studies
Next-gen Medical Devices
Yesterday
Product updates
Bosch announces Light Drive, an AR solution for all-day smart glasses
Extended Reality
Yesterday
Partnerships
Product updates
Vuzix expands OSHA collaboration; launches upgraded M400 AR smart glasses
Extended Reality
Yesterday
Product updates
StrikerVR launches pre-orders for consumer-facing Mavrik haptic VR gun
Extended Reality
Yesterday
Apr 6, 2023

NRG Esports acquires Counter Logic Gaming

M&A

  • NRG Esports, a North American esports organization, has acquired the League of Legends’ division of Counter Logic Gaming (CLG). As a result, it also gains access to CLG’s slot in the League of Legends Championship Series (LCS), along with CLG's LCS team, academy team, coaches, analysts, and support staff. 

  • Counter Logic Gaming (CLG) was founded in 2010 by George Georgallidis to promote the competitive League of Legends and bring esports to the mainstream. CLG has won several championships, including LCS Summer 2015 and LCS Spring 2016, and partnered with the Madison Square Garden Company in 2017 to further extend their success. CLG has won USD 5.3 million in total prize winnings, with a majority of it coming from Fortnite esports.

  • NRG plans to keep CLG’s infrastructure intact by keeping everyone on board and maintaining CLG's Culver City facility. CLG's former parent company, Madison Square Garden, will become a major shareholder in NRG. NRG intends to change the CLG’s name to NRG. The CLG name will remain in use in League of Legends until the change is official.

Contact us

Gain access to all industry hubs, market maps, research tools, and more
Get a demo
arrow
menuarrow

By using this site, you agree to allow SPEEDA Edge and our partners to use cookies for analytics and personalization. Visit our privacy policy for more information about our data collection practices.