
SportsHero signs agreement for over 1,000 gaming products
- SportsHero executed a supply agreement with Razer to distribute over 1,000 gaming-related digital products and services through its HeroPlay platform.
- The company's share price traded down 10% to $0.044 following the announcement.
- Management stated that the partnership aims to expand the platform's product offerings beyond mobile casual gaming subscriptions into console and PC markets.
SportsHero (ASX:SHO) executed an agreement with Razer to distribute more than 1,000 digital gaming products and services through its HeroPlay platform.
The new agreement broadens the platform's commercial scope by moving past its previous focus on mobile casual gaming subscriptions.
The arrangement brings top-up vouchers and e-pins for major titles like PUBG and Mobile Legends to the platform.
Integration of the digital products will start immediately, with consumer availability expected during the current quarter.
Following the announcement, the SportsHero share price was down at $0.044.
SportsHero operates digital gaming and e-sports businesses focused primarily on markets across Southeast Asia.
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