The ninth edition and the biggest football tournament in women’s sporting history, FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, took a flying start on July 20 in Australia and New Zealand and has already started breaking records.
The 32 competing teams have been divided into eight groups, with four sides in each group. In a round-robin style, all the teams in the specific group will play every other team in that group once.
The top two teams from each group will then advance to the knockout round of 16 teams. Following the Round of 16, there will be quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final game of the tournament.
The tournament’s enlargement has increased the number of available berths, enabling several nations to make their international debuts. Particularly, this year marks the debut of the Philippines, Vietnam, Morocco, Zambia, Haiti, Panama, Portugal, and the Republic of Ireland.
Without any doubt, the Women’s World Cup this year will be unique, and given the competition’s high level, organisers had no trouble selling out all sponsorship packages. Let’s look at the sponsors of FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.
FIFA Women’s World Cup Sponsors:
Booking.com: One of the biggest online travel providers, Booking.com is a division of Booking Holdings and has its headquarters in Amsterdam. The company’s mobile app ranked first in the travel agency category for most downloads in 2022.
Budweiser: Budweiser is an American-style pale lager produced by the Belgian firm AB InBev. Budweiser was founded in 1876 by Carl Conrad & Co. of St. Louis, Missouri, and has grown to become a significant beer-selling corporation in the United States.
Globant: Globant is a global leader in digital and cognitive transformation, with offices in 25 countries and more than 27,000 employees.
Panini: Panini is an Italian firm regulated by the Orange Order that manufactures books, comics, magazines, stickers, trading cards, and other goods via its collectibles and publishing subsidiaries. The company’s headquarters is located in Modena, Italy, and it is named after the Panini brothers, who established the company in 1961.
Cisco: Cisco Systems, Inc., abbreviated as Cisco, is a worldwide digital communications technology company headquartered in San Jose, California.
McDonald’s: McDonald’s, an American firm, oversees one of the globe’s biggest fast-food restaurant chains. McDonald’s has approximately 36,000 restaurants in 119 countries and territories, ranking second among all fast food chains worldwide.
Mengniu: Mengniu has a solid reputation in China and produces a wide range of dairy goods, such as milk, cheese, butter, ice cream, etc. For this reason, Mengniu has been included in Rabobank’s “Global Dairy Top 20” ranking’s top 10 since 2017.
Rexona: Rexona is a deodorant and antiperspirant brand with Australian roots that is now owned by Unilever, a firm with offices in London and Rotterdam.
Team Global Express: Team Global Express is an Australian-owned company dedicated to ensuring that life never stops. The brand’s original ideas, assets, and skills, rooted in a 130-year heritage, support national interests, help businesses run efficiently, and allow people to go about their daily lives.
FIFA Women’s World Cup Supporter:
Hublot: The Swiss luxury watchmaker, Hublot was established in 1980 by an Italian, Carlo Crocco and is a fully owned subsidiary of the French luxury multinational, LVMH.
Yadea: Yadea is the industry pioneer in the design and production of electric two-wheeled vehicles, such as electric motorcycles, electric mopeds, electric bicycles, and electric kick scooters. Yadea currently has an organisation of 40,000+ retailers around the globe and has sold products to 70 million people in over 90 countries.
Itaú Unibanco: The Brazilian financial services provider, Banco Ita Unibanco S.A. is based in So Paulo. Ita Unibanco was created in 2008 as a result of the amalgamation of Banco Ita and Unibanco.
Claro: The Claro Group is a firm that offers management consulting services and analytics for legal cases and insurance claims. In the fields of disagreements, claims, inquiries, and other analytics or advisory services, the brand offers unambiguous, value-added expert assistance.
EstrelaBet: A South American entertainment business, EstrelaBet focuses mainly on conventional sports betting. By making large investments in the country and Brazilian football, the business hopes to become one of the top platforms in the globe.
GEICO: Private American auto insurance provider, GEICO has its corporate office in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
CMG: CMG Companies (CMG) is a vibrant commercial enterprise run by 6 spirited business owners with a concentration on multi-unit and franchising investments.
BMO: The Bank of Montreal is a global Canadian investment bank and provider of financial services. Although the bank’s operating headquarters and executive offices are still located in Montreal, where it was founded as Montreal Bank in 1817, the head office of the organisation was moved to Ontario in 1977.
TAB NZ: TAB NZ, formerly known as the New Zealand Racing Board, is the only national betting organisation in New Zealand. Every dollar wagered with the only bookmaker in New Zealand, helps to fund the growth of racing and athletic groups in the country.
Optus: Optus Sport is an Australian sports television network owned by Optus that debuted on July 13, 2016.
Jacob’s Creek: Australia’s top-selling wine brand, Jacob’s Creek is exported to 83 markets. Every day, more than 1.7 million people worldwide consume Jacob’s Creek.
Commonwealth Bank: Commonwealth Bank is Australia’s premier provider of integrated financial services, encompassing retail, premium, commercial, and institutional banking, retirement savings, insurance, and share-broking services and items.
Inter Rapidísimo: Inter Rapidisimo is a logistics provider that offers high-quality cargo and messaging services. It has approximately 1,300 contemporary reception centres, a fleet of cargo vehicles, and relationships with the best airlines.
Frito-Lay: Frito-Lay, Inc. is a PepsiCo company that produces, distributes, and markets corn chips, potato chips, and other snack foods.
