The league is set to generate $1.04 billion in domestic media rights revenue this season. The league is linked to 70 active sponsorship deals this season. 31 out of the 32 teams in the league boast an official helmet sponsor.
Key Highlights
- A breakdown of the main media rights associated with the league and local team rights. Overview of the Stanley Cup and its viewership. A breakdown of the league sponsors. A history of the NHL kit suppliers. Overview of the jersey patch partnerships. Outlook on the helmet sponsorship deals. Overall team sponsorship breakdown. Profiles of each team. A look at the new NHL franchise. Global expansion efforts. League ticket revenue. Social media figures.
Scope
- The main aims of this report is to highlight commercial landscape across the most popular ice hockey leagues in the world. The report breaks down these commercial partnerships by series and offers an extensive breakdown of the biggest deals for the competing teams.
Reasons to Buy
- The NHL is a global sport with continued interest in expanding its global fanbase and remains one of the big five sports leagues in North America. The NHL looks to build its global profile, with a particular initial focus on European nations with strong existing interest in the sport . The report highlights the key commercial figures linked to the league for the 2024-25 season.
Table of Contents
1. Overview2. Media Landscape
3. League Sponsorship Landscape
4. Kit Supplier History
5. Jersey Patch Sponsors
6. Helmet Sponsors
7. Team Sponsorship Overview
8. Team Profiles
9. New Franchise
10. international Interest
11. Ticket Revenue
12. Social Media
13. Appendix
List of Tables
- Stanley Cup Results & Viewers
- Team Local Broadcasting Rights
- Global Rights
- Kit Supplier History
- Global Series Games
- Team Ticket Revenue

