Game Square Esports Merges With Engine Gaming & Media

Game Square Esports has announced that it has reached a definitive agreement with Engine Gaming and Media to merge the two companies.

GameSquare Esports merges with Engine Gaming & Media
By Shubham Dalal | Dec 9, 2022 | 2 Min Read follow icon Follow Us

Esports holding company Game Square Esports has announced that it has reached a definitive agreement with Engine Gaming and Media to merge the two companies.Going forward, Game Square Esports shareholders will own approximately 60% of the combined entity, with current Engine Gaming shareholders owning the remainder of the company. The combined company will continue to use Game Square’s branding. Game Square Esports is the holding company behind esports agency Code Red Esports as well as esports organization Complexity and other assets.If you need more information about Game Square Esports Merges With Engine Gaming & Media then read carefully and don’t forget to share with your friends.

Game Square Esports Merges With Engine Gaming & Media :

This includes esports merchandise company Mission Supply and a content studio called Fourth Frame Studios. Engine owns gaming and media streaming data platform Stream Hatchet, as well as a number of other digital companies.This merger is as close to a standard corporate merger as it gets. The two companies will combine personnel and operations, with GameSquare CEO Justin Kenna leading the company as CEO. Lou Schwartz, CEO of Engine Gaming, will serve as chairman of the merged new company.

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The Board of the Company will also remain the same; Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and Goff Capital President John Goff will also remain the company’s largest investors.The combined company will have content creation, advertising, advisory, influencer marketing, merchandise and competitive esports segments, covering virtually all segments of the esports industry.

Both companies cited increased financial predictability, improved revenue, improved customer reach and increased audience size as the main benefits of the venture. The combined company will continue to trade on Nasdaq and the TSXV, with Engine Gaming shares continuing to trade on both exchanges under the symbol “GAME”. Game Square CEO Justin Kenna commented: “The merger immediately expands our scale, which we expect will help us on an accelerated path to profitability in 2023, while providing end-to-end media, a leading platform for content Will build an organization and technology assets.

Lou Schwartz, former CEO of Engine Gaming and president of the newly merged company, said: “As a full-service, integrated company, we are able to meet the needs of any brand sponsor through our SaaS revenue-driven technology platforms. We are confident that the combined company will drive powerful growth and scale while enabling an accelerated path to profitability.

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