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The pandemic forced survival mode upon everyone – including businesses.
Troika Media Group: Expansion Into Fast Growing eSports, Online Gaming and NFTs
Troika kickstarted 2021 with an initial public offering (IPO) that placed it on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange and said it would use the net proceeds for acquisitions, general corporate purposes and debt payments.
Troika was quick to act on its promise; just nine days after its IPO announcement, the Company partnered with Devlin Design Group to create the new broadcast for the League Championship Series (LCS), the largest professional eSports league in the world. This partnership, which showcased the world’s most-watched eSport game League of Legends, became the first in a cascade of client activity and partnerships that the company announced during 2021.
Four days later, the company acquired crypto/NFT platform Redeem Acquisition Corp. with the intent of integrating its products across media services and developing its own crypto-based, revenue-generating products. Trioka extended its NFT-focused expansion efforts by launching NFT 360™, the company’s first native mobile app on IOS that informs users about cryptocurrency and NFTs.
Troika Media Group: A Return to Pre-Pandemic Health?
In addition to its entry into the NFT space, Troika has long standing relationships with some of the world’s leading brands.
On May 17, Troika launched Troika Labs, a new division that provides data intelligence to clients on a global scale.
“As consumer media consumption shifts across the various media platforms, marketers require a partner who understands their business, has deep knowledge of the changing environment and the creative, technology and data services to help them reach their audience in the most efficient and effective way possible,” said Robert Machinist, Troika chairman and CEO.
Troika’s strategic operational decisions during the most difficult periods related to the COVID-19 pandemic coupled with the resurgence of existing and new client activity in the second half of 2021, has resulted in notably improved fiscal year 2022 first quarter ended September 30 financial and operational performance for the company, including the following:
- Approximately 102% organic revenue growth for the first fiscal quarter of 2022
- Strong revenue recovery expected to continue in fiscal 2022
- Demand for client services recovering in the first quarter 2022 with pipeline growing
- Accelerating expansion in fast-growing gaming and eSports market
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