Sports data provider Sportradar has raised $44 million in funding from its new alliance, Revolution Growth.
Revolution Growth partners to join Sportradar's advisory board include Ted Leonsis (owner of the Washington Capitals, Wizards and Mystics), Evan Morgan, Mark Cuban (owner of the Dallas Mavericks) and Michael Jordan (owner of the Charlotte Hornets).
"The Sportradar team is ahead of the curve in understanding the crucial role data plays in creating innovative content and products that captures audiences," said Revolution Growth co-founder and partner Ted Leonsis in a statement.
"With superior technology and development that is already providing the fastest, most accurate data feeds, Sportradar is well-poised to capitalize on the rapidly expanding, multi-billion dollar global sports market."
GREGJO 8 years ago
Revolution Growth only invest money in big companies and Sportradar as the global leader in its industry is a very big company. They are really good at live streaming and provide a very fast services. In my opinion this is a very wise decision by Revolution Growth.
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sharpe 8 years ago
What can I say, it's really a huge investment in Sportsradar future from some of the most powerful owners of a sports professional teams in US. This only shows what great trust they've in the future of the company and I guess they know exactly what they doing because Sportsradar products are essential for the sports betting...
What can I say, it's really a huge investment in Sportsradar future from some of the most powerful owners of a sports professional teams in US. This only shows what great trust they've in the future of the company and I guess they know exactly what they doing because Sportsradar products are essential for the sports betting market.
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