Club
NOVA Esports is an Asia-based, mobile-focused esports organization with a VALORANT team competing in VCT CN.
Signature achievement
Seven world championship titles across NOVA's esports history
Club-reported total; the cited profile does not list the titles individually.[1]
Audience reach
Ownership
Not publicly disclosed
Current financials
Not publicly disclosed
Category
Public disclosure
Partner
Not publicly disclosed
Commercial note
No current club-level partner list was confirmed in the available sources.
NOVA’s commercial profile is broader than its VCT CN roster: the club reports more than 100 players across 10-plus titles and a seven-title world-championship record, while the China VALORANT team adds a domestic Tier 1 audience. The official Weibo count provides one channel measure; NOVA does not publish a deduplicated cross-platform figure in the cited materials.[1][2][3]
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