NAGA Group has partnered with the German iconic
football club Borussia Dortmund (BVB). The sponsorship deal will give NAGA
exclusive rights to the BVB Partner logo and position its brand in front
of millions of football fans at Signal Iduna Park, Borussia Dortmund’s home
ground.
According to a company statement, the deal covers the current and upcoming Bundesliga seasons. Naga will display its brand on LED advertising boards during the club’s home matches, aiming to capture the attention of football fans.
Commenting about the new partnership, Octavian
Patrascu, the CEO of The NAGA Group, said: “We are excited for the opportunity
to sponsor Borussia Dortmund, a club that shares our ambition and commitment to
a journey of continuous growth and success.”
“This partnership allows us to align our brand with a
community-driven team and bring our innovative financial platform and services
to ambitious fans interested in the capital markets, who share our drive for
success.”
This partnership followed NAGA’s merger with Key Way
Group, a move that has strengthened its position in the global fintech market.
With Germany being a core market, NAGA aims to leverage this sponsorship to
reach new target audiences both domestically and internationally.
Naga Brand Visibility
Additionally, the agreement allows the company to
feature Borussia Dortmund players in branding materials. NAGA is a German
fintech company that has developed a SuperApp designed to unify various
financial services, including social trading, stock investing, and crypto
transactions.
Recently, NAGA merged with Key Way Group, the parent company of CAPEX.com. This transaction, which got all the required regulatory approvals within six weeks, seeks to enhance NAGA’s global footprint and drive cost efficiency.
NAGA’s initiative includes utilizing common technology across the entire group to streamline operations and reduce costs. The group expects cost savings of up to EUR 9 million per year, a figure that had previously been projected at USD 10 million.
Following the merger, the company scheduled the transition
of CAPEX.com’s existing users to the NAGA platform. This step aims to provide CAPEX’s
users with access to NAGA’s offerings, including social trading, neo-banking,
and cryptocurrency trading. The company expects these synergies is expected to
generate an EBITDA effect of around EUR 4 million annually.
NAGA Group has partnered with the German iconic
football club Borussia Dortmund (BVB). The sponsorship deal will give NAGA
exclusive rights to the BVB Partner logo and position its brand in front
of millions of football fans at Signal Iduna Park, Borussia Dortmund’s home
ground.
According to a company statement, the deal covers the current and upcoming Bundesliga seasons. Naga will display its brand on LED advertising boards during the club’s home matches, aiming to capture the attention of football fans.
Commenting about the new partnership, Octavian
Patrascu, the CEO of The NAGA Group, said: “We are excited for the opportunity
to sponsor Borussia Dortmund, a club that shares our ambition and commitment to
a journey of continuous growth and success.”
“This partnership allows us to align our brand with a
community-driven team and bring our innovative financial platform and services
to ambitious fans interested in the capital markets, who share our drive for
success.”
This partnership followed NAGA’s merger with Key Way
Group, a move that has strengthened its position in the global fintech market.
With Germany being a core market, NAGA aims to leverage this sponsorship to
reach new target audiences both domestically and internationally.
Naga Brand Visibility
Additionally, the agreement allows the company to
feature Borussia Dortmund players in branding materials. NAGA is a German
fintech company that has developed a SuperApp designed to unify various
financial services, including social trading, stock investing, and crypto
transactions.
Recently, NAGA merged with Key Way Group, the parent company of CAPEX.com. This transaction, which got all the required regulatory approvals within six weeks, seeks to enhance NAGA’s global footprint and drive cost efficiency.
NAGA’s initiative includes utilizing common technology across the entire group to streamline operations and reduce costs. The group expects cost savings of up to EUR 9 million per year, a figure that had previously been projected at USD 10 million.
Following the merger, the company scheduled the transition
of CAPEX.com’s existing users to the NAGA platform. This step aims to provide CAPEX’s
users with access to NAGA’s offerings, including social trading, neo-banking,
and cryptocurrency trading. The company expects these synergies is expected to
generate an EBITDA effect of around EUR 4 million annually.
