Cathay ONE Team’s commercial asset is a Taiwan Arena of Valor operation whose GCS profile connects international AWC and AIC results with a current roster.[1][3][4] Cathay Financial Holdings’ documented naming sponsorship paired brand association with player-welfare benefits; the sources do not disclose the contract value or current rights term.[2]
Club
Cathay ONE Team
Cathay ONE Team is a Taiwan esports club centered on its Arena of Valor division in Garena's GCS competition.

Commercial snapshot
Founded
2018-07-01
Founded as ONE Team before adopting the Cathay ONE Team public name.
Based in
Unknown
Competition sources identify Taiwan as the GCS market but do not establish a headquarters city.
Signature achievement
Not publicly disclosed
Audience reach
Not publicly disclosed
Ownership
Not publicly disclosed
Current financials
Not publicly disclosed
Category
Naming sponsorship · esports club
Partner
Commercial note
Cathay says it began naming sponsorship in June 2018 and provided group insurance, health management, tuition support and post-retirement employment options for players; fees, rights and contract term are undisclosed.[2]
References5
- [1]Garena GCS team profile
- [2]Cathay Financial Holdings esports sponsorship
- [3]Garena AWC 2019 ONE Team profile
- [4]V Gaming奪AIC 2022國際賽冠軍!奪下700,000美元冠軍獎金! — Garena 傳說對決
- [5]ONE Team official social channels — ONE Team Esports
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