S8UL names Campa Energy title sponsor for EWC 2026

S8UL Esports has named Campa Energy, an energy drink brand owned by Reliance Consumer Products Ltd., as its official title sponsor for the organisation’s Esports World Cup 2026 campaign in Paris. The announcement did not disclose the commercial value, the duration of the agreement, or the specific activation rights included.

S8UL is one of roughly 40 organisations selected as an official Club Partner for the Esports World Cup 2026. The Club Partner program offers participating teams financial support and operational backing to help them expand internationally. Club Partner status does not grant automatic entry to tournament events; teams must qualify for each game through the event’s official qualification routes.

For the Paris event, S8UL plans to field squads across 13 esports titles, spanning mobile, PC and console games. The roster includes Apex Legends, PUBG Mobile (through Battlegrounds Mobile India), Call of Duty: Warzone, EA FC, Fortnite, Honor of Kings, PUBG: Battlegrounds, Street Fighter 6, TEKKEN 8 and Trackmania. S8UL describes the effort as its largest campaign to date and the most titles entered by an Indian esports organisation.

The expanded lineup follows S8UL’s Esports World Cup 2025 activities, when the organisation ran a 12-city watch-party tour in India and hosted a creator experience at its gaming house in Mumbai. During that season, S8UL’s North America-based Mobile Legends: Bang Bang team received penalties after two players breached tournament rules, which led to the squad’s exclusion from the Esports World Cup 2025 event in Riyadh.

No further commercial terms or activation plans have been released. S8UL will pursue qualification across the listed titles ahead of EWC 2026 in Paris.