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CJ Entus

CJ Entus was a South Korean professional esports organization associated with CJ Group and active across StarCraft and League of Legends.

CJ Entus
Historical CJ Entus team mark archived by Liquipedia, adapted for PTG cover format
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Updated September 6, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Founded

2006 as CJ Entus

The underlying StarCraft team lineage began in 2001.[1][2]

Based in

Not publicly disclosed

Current headquarters are not publicly disclosed; Operated in Korea’s KeSPA and League of Legends ecosystems.[2][3]

Signature achievement

2011–12 SK Planet Proleague Season 2 champion

CJ Entus defeated Samsung KHAN in the final.[2][3]

Audience reach

Not publicly disclosed

Ownership

CJ Group-backed

CJ Corporation sponsored the team under the CJ Entus name.[2]

Current financials

Inactive / not applicable

The StarCraft II roster disbanded in 2016 and the League of Legends team in 2017.[3][4]

Category

Public disclosure

Partner

Not publicly disclosed

Commercial note

No current club-level partner list was confirmed in the available sources.

PTG Database Analysis

CJ Entus is a historical Club record, not an active commercial property. Its lineage began with a Korean StarCraft team in 2001 and adopted the CJ Entus name after CJ Corporation’s sponsorship in 2006, later spanning StarCraft II and League of Legends; PTG keeps the individual rosters and results at Team level.[1][2][3][4]

The strongest club-level proof point is the 2011–12 SK Planet Proleague Season 2 championship, alongside long participation in Korea’s KeSPA team system. The source record also establishes closure rather than current operation: the StarCraft II roster disbanded in 2016 and the League of Legends team in 2017.[2][3][4]

Accordingly, CJ Entus offers historical and editorial relevance but no verified present-day sponsorship inventory. Any proposal involving archive imagery, former players, CJ Group, OGN Entus or legacy competition footage requires separate rights-holder verification; current audience, ownership, revenue, valuation, fees and conversion data should not be inferred from the historical record.[1][2][4]

References4
  1. [1]Wikipedia — CJ Entus — General historical overview with cited references
  2. [2]Liquipedia — CJ Entus (Brood War) — Team lineage, sponsor history, achievements and archived team mark
  3. [3]Liquipedia — CJ Entus (StarCraft II) — KeSPA participation, results and 2016 roster closure
  4. [4]Liquipedia — CJ Entus (League of Legends) — League of Legends history, results and 2017 closure

Commercial opportunities

Historical editorial use

Archive-led coverage may use the club’s documented StarCraft and League of Legends history subject to asset and trademark permissions.

No current team rights

The reviewed sources identify CJ Entus as inactive; no active sponsorship, player or event inventory should be implied.

Successor identity check

Any current OGN Entus or CJ-related proposition must be verified as a separate present-day entity and rights holder.

Disclosure status

Historical commercial terms, audience methodology, revenue and conversion data were not confirmed in the reviewed sources.

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