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Sun TV Network, a titan at IndiaThe media outlet and the motor strength behind a Cricket Global Empire is making a major moment on the international stage.
Kavya Maran’s Sun TV network makes a great movement in the franchise cricket with the purchase of one hundred teams
According to CNBC TV18, in a strategic maneuver that significantly expands its cricketing footprint, Chennai -based broadcaster has achieved a 100% participation North SuperchargersA prominent franchise that competes in the innovative professional cricket League in England. This substantial acquisition, valued in an impressive £ 100.5 million, not only formalizes Sun TV’s entry into the United Kingdom competitive sports market, but also deepens its commitment to creating a diverse portfolio of cricketing assets across the continents. Partly supervised by the influential Kavya maranThe movement solidifies the position of Sun TV as a key player in the growing cricket ecosystem of global franchise, demonstrating a clear view of expansion beyond its already established companies India and South -Africa.
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Sun TV Network’s decision to acquire Superchargers for a considerable sum emphasizes their aggressive strategy to become a dominant force in international sports entertainment, a vision largely in the family by Kavya Maran.
As CEO of Sunrisers Hyderabad (IPL) and Sunrisers Eastern (SA20), and an executive director of Sun TV Network Limited, Kavya Maran has been the public face and a key strategist in the expanding sports empire of the Maran family. His active participation in IPL auctions and team management has made him a recognizable and respected figure in the world of cricket. The latter acquisition, approved by the Council on July 18, 2025, will integrate the North Superchargers as a total property subsidiary, further streamline Sun TV’s operational control over its cricketing assets under the broadest brand “Sunrisers”.
As R. Ravi, secretary of the company and responsible for compliance in a regulatory presentation stated: “We are improving our global sports imprint and invest in a club that is part of the hundreds, a limited cricket league promoted by the Cricket Board of England and Wales, the equivalent of the BCCI in the United Kingdom. The foreign entity we are acquiring, Northern Superchargers Limited, is already profitable and we believe that with a global interest, the hundred financial success,”
The CNBC TV18 report also stated the transaction, valued at approximately 1,181 Crore, reflects a Premium rating of 53 times the North Superchargers FY24 turnover of 1.89 million pounds, indicating on Sun TV, and by extension of the Maran family, the strong belief in the future performance of this important international investment. The agreement is being processed through the automatic route of the Indian Reserves Bank for foreign acquisitions and is expected to end on December 31, 2025.
Cent attract large Indian and world investors
The sale of shares to the one hundred franchises has become an important way for the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) To attract substantial investments around the world, particularly from India, the United States and Silicon Valley. This influx of capital means increasing confidence in the format of 100 balls and its commercial attraction, transforming it into a really global sports asset. Beyond the complete acquisition of Sun TV of North Superchargers, other Indian Indian corporate entities, many with existing links with the franchise cricket through the IPL, have also made significant raids on the league’s ownership structure.
Reliance Industries, the back center of the Bombay Indians In the IPL, it has acquired a 49% participation Oval invincible for 60 million £. Similarly, the GMR group, co -owner of the Delhi capitalshas bought 49% of Brave southern for £ 48 million while the RPSG group, the owners of the LuckNow Super Giantsensured 70% participation Original of Manchester.
The League has also created interest in the world of technology, with a great profile silicon Consortium Satyan Gajwani (Times Vice President on the Internet), Nikesh Ara (CEO of Palo Alto Networks), Sundar Pichai (Google CEO), Satya Nadella (CEO of Microsoft) and SANTANU NARAYEN (Adobe CEO) invest £ 145 million for a 49% share London Spirit. These diverse and high -profile investments emphasize the growing globalization of the cricket and the strategic value seen in the acquisition of popular and fast cricket leagues, such as the hundred, confirming the growing height of the format on the international stage.
