Future of Sport: A Global Sports Week x Viva Technology Collaboration, Will Open in June 14
12 Jun 2023 14:59
The annual revenue from China’s professional sports industry will reach 1.6 trillion yuan (US$242 billion) by 2025, according to a report by China eCapital Corp.
As stated in the report, the Chinese pro sports sector is expected to grow at a rate of more than 20% from 2016 to 2025.
At the same time, amateur recreational sports will grow from the current 1.2 trillion yuan to 3.5 trillion yuan. It is said that the growth will be mostly driven by broadcasting rights fees for professional sporting events.
The report believes that this trend started with Ti’ao Dongli’s whopping 8 billion yuan bid to air Chinese Super League games from 2016 to 2020. Later, the company resold the first two seasons rights to LeSports for 2.7 billion yuan.
"The capital market has apparently been paying more attention to the sports industry in the past year as the industry enters a period of explosive growth," said the report.
Source: Caixin.com
Proofread by Sean O Diobhilin
Future of Sport: A Global Sports Week x Viva Technology Collaboration, Will Open in June 14
12 Jun 2023 14:59
Related coverage
Chinese Triathlon League launched in Beijing
13 Jul 2016
Hong Kong: one of the best organizers of FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Grand Prix
21 Jul 2015
Shandong Province launches football reform scheme
06 Jun 2017
Former TVB sports reporter joins LeSports HK
22 Jun 2016
Skiing: the latest obsession for China’s wealthy
26 Mar 2015
More from Yutang Sports
Wiz-Team provides smart event management system for SportAccord 2024
14 Mar 2024
Meet the world-class speakers on SportAccord’s Plenary sessions
23 Feb 2024
Interview Part I with Martin Gibbs, Managing Director of SportAccord: the Power of Sport Is Real
21 Mar 2024
WFDF is ready to fly in Chengdu for the World Games 2025
17 Apr 2024
Interview with Yiannis Exarchos: to narrate Olympic story in new ways and promote positive values
01 Jul 2024
Yutang Sports
loading...