Drakestar-2022年全球体育技术报告（英）-2023.3-27页_5mb
报告摘要
- 2022 was an unprecedented year for the sports tech industry, with a total deal value of $90B across over 1,000 announced deals, breaking previous records.
- M&A activity was prominent, reaching $78.3B in disclosed value with 235 transactions, a 6x increase over 2021, driven by acquisitions in segments like Fantasy, Esports & Betting, and Fan Engagement/Experience.
- Private financings totaled $9.2B across approximately 740 deals, with many $100M+ rounds, supported by venture capital firms such as ACIES Investments, a16z, and HBSE Ventures.
- Financial investors raised over $5B in new funds, including commitments from Ares Management ($3.7B) and RedBird Capital, to invest in sports tech.
- Significant SPAC listings occurred, such as FL Entertainment and FaZe Clan, with Infinite Reality merging with a SPAC at a $1.9B valuation.
- Key players included Entain, Sony, and PE-backed firms like Kore and Savvy Group, which were highly acquisitive.
- Geographically, North America dominated, and segments like AI, wearable tech, and esports saw intense activity.
- For 2023, predicted to see continued strong consolidation, investment inflows, and potential IPOs, with focus on fan engagement and strategic acquisitions.
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