eCLUTCH Expands International Distribution and Content Partnerships

eCLUTCH, the hybrid esports platform powered by iKOMG, has announced an expansion of its distribution across Europe, MENA, Africa, and Asia, along with new content partnerships covering esports and adjacent competitive formats.

The platform is now available through OSN (19 countries across MENA), Ooredoo Qatar, Vodafone Qatar, Telecom Morocco, DU in the UAE, Salt (Switzerland), Free (France), and Post Telecom (Luxembourg). Distribution also extends via Asiasat into hospitality and maritime networks across Asia.

eCLUTCH operates eCLUTCH Live 1 and eCLUTCH Live 2, delivering more than 3,000 hours of live esports annually, alongside eCLUTCH Arabic for MENA audiences and eCLUTCH Access, its FAST channel.

Content partnerships include a deal with BLAST covering more than 1,200 hours of competition across Fortnite, Rocket League, Rainbow Six Siege, PUBG, and Counter-Strike 2, as well as collaborations with EVO and INIT Esports. New content additions include Gran Turismo, the DTM Esports Championship, Capcom's competitive portfolio, and the World Chess Series.

This is more than just a standard licensing agreement - it's an exciting opportunity to support the continued growth of esports racing. Gran Turismo and DTM esports have built a strong foundation, and eCLUTCH TV's deep understanding of the sector makes them a natural partner to help take it further. We're pleased to play a role in supporting that journey and bringing the sport to even more fans, says Umesh Joshi, Two Circles.

eCLUTCH's slate of live events is the backbone of its content strategy. The support of our content partners over the last two years has allowed us to build one of the most formidable and charismatic curated esports offerings in the world, which we're excited to expand into several major new markets this year alone, says Sam Butler, Director of Content Acquisition, eCLUTCH.

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