The ability of sport to attract multi-million-dollar investments from sponsor brands continues apace. GlobalData’s The Business of the Serie A 2022-23 includes an in-depth view and detailed evaluation of Torino’s sponsor partners. Buy the report here.
The biggest single sponsorship investment in Torino for the 2022/23 season comes from Suzuki, which is an agreement valued at $4.75m per year. However, sponsorship values vary greatly across the different levels of partnership opportunities offered by a rights-holder, all of which are detailed in the report, in addition to the revenues of the participating teams.
In total, Torino have sponsorship agreements with 30 brands in the 2022/23 season, with their top five partners accounting for 67% of the club’s total income from sponsorship.
According to GlobalData’s report, the highest-spending sponsor brands include Suzuki, Joma, Beretta, N38 and RealFevr, among others. The table below shows the top ten sponsors of Torino in the 2022/23 season.
Food & financial services industries have struck the most deals
The food industry is the most heavily represented, totaling six agreements with Torino in 2022/23. This is followed by financial services, automotive, beverages and clothing & accessories.
For a brand, understanding which competitors and other sectors are partnering with which sports teams, and identifying future opportunities, and crucially, at what cost, is key information for commercial strategy planning. Meanwhile, for a rights-holding team, knowing what sponsorship revenues competitor teams and competitor sports are generating from each brand / sector is critical for increasing and maximizing commercial revenues, including identifying portfolio gaps and opportunities.
For more detailed analysis of all sponsor partners of Torino, as well as those of all other Serie A clubs, buy the report here.
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GlobalData, the leading provider of industry intelligence, provided the underlying data, research, and analysis used to produce this article. For more information about GlobalData’s Sport Intelligence Center please click here.
‘The ‘Business of…’ series of reports from GlobalData’s Sport Intelligence Center provide an in-depth view on the commercial strategy of a particular sporting league or event. By providing a detailed evaluation of all aspects of the property’s commercial strategy, we can guide investor decisions and sponsorship/media strategies for any organization looking to understand, imitate or partner with sporting properties.
