ESE Entertainment Acquires Bombee Americas

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07 November 2024 17:19

ESE Entertainment Inc. has acquired Bombee Global Entertainment Ltd., the North American arm of Bombee Event Production AB, a global company specializing in live production, special effects, broadcast, and event management for the gaming sector.

The acquisition follows a partnership formed in April 2024 between ESE and Bombee. This move expands ESE’s focus beyond gaming to include live events such as traditional sports, concerts, and broader entertainment.

Bombee has a strong client roster, including Microsoft, AMD, Electronic Arts, RedBull, DreamHack, and Ubisoft, and has produced major live events globally. For example, the 2024 Esports World Cup featured a prize pool of over $60 million, the largest in esports history.

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This acquisition is a key part of ESE’s growth strategy, leveraging Bombee’s expertise in gaming and traditional media to scale operations across North America and beyond. ESE sees this as the first step in an acquisition roll-up strategy.

“We’re excited to strengthen our market position with what we see as the first of many strategic acquisitions,” said Konrad Wasiela, CEO of ESE Entertainment. “The convergence of gaming, music, and sports is opening incredible new opportunities, and this acquisition positions us to lead in delivering unique, immersive experiences across this fast-growing industry.”

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ESE Entertainment Acquires Bombee Americas

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07 November 2024 17:19

Tags: ESE Entertainment

ESE Entertainment Inc. has acquired Bombee Global Entertainment Ltd., the North American arm of Bombee Event Production AB, a global company specializing in live production, special effects, broadcast, and event management for the gaming sector.

The acquisition follows a partnership formed in April 2024 between ESE and Bombee. This move expands ESE’s focus beyond gaming to include live events such as traditional sports, concerts, and broader entertainment.

Bombee has a strong client roster, including Microsoft, AMD, Electronic Arts, RedBull, DreamHack, and Ubisoft, and has produced major live events globally. For example, the 2024 Esports World Cup featured a prize pool of over $60 million, the largest in esports history.

More:Team Gullit X Philips OneBlade Partnership Announced

This acquisition is a key part of ESE’s growth strategy, leveraging Bombee’s expertise in gaming and traditional media to scale operations across North America and beyond. ESE sees this as the first step in an acquisition roll-up strategy.

“We’re excited to strengthen our market position with what we see as the first of many strategic acquisitions,” said Konrad Wasiela, CEO of ESE Entertainment. “The convergence of gaming, music, and sports is opening incredible new opportunities, and this acquisition positions us to lead in delivering unique, immersive experiences across this fast-growing industry.”

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