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Toronto KOI

Toronto KOI is OverActive Media's Toronto-based Call of Duty League Club identity, succeeding the Toronto Ultra name from the 2026 season.

Toronto KOI
Toronto KOI official website campaign image
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Updated September 6, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Founded

Toronto KOI identity launched for the 2026 season

OverActive Media identifies Toronto Ultra as the predecessor and Toronto KOI as the current Club identity.[1]

Based in

Toronto, Canada

OverActive Media describes Toronto KOI as a professional organization based in Toronto.[1]

Signature achievement

Toronto Ultra won CDL Major I in 2024 before the Toronto KOI rebrand

The official store retains a 2024 Major I Champions collection, while the parent documents identity continuity from Toronto Ultra to Toronto KOI.[1][2]

Audience reach

Not publicly disclosed

Ownership

OverActive Media

The public parent company presents Toronto KOI as one of its current team properties.[1][4]

Current financials

No standalone Club disclosure; parent reports consolidated results

OverActive Media's Q2 2026 statements cover the consolidated group and must not be attributed as Toronto KOI-only performance.[4]

Key people

Not separately disclosed

Current Club leadership

Governance and financial reporting are presented at parent-company level in the retained sources.[1][4]

Category

Current partner platform

Partner

Partner logos published by Toronto KOI

Commercial note

The official partner page offers live and virtual gaming experiences but does not expose a sufficiently accessible text roster for entity-level attribution.[3]

PTG Database Analysis

Toronto KOI is both a local-market Club brand and a single-league property inside OverActive Media. Its Toronto identity, ownership, partner platform and retail layer sit at Club level; individual matches, roster moves and seasonal results belong to a future or existing game-specific Team record rather than this profile.[1][5]

The Toronto Ultra history gives Toronto KOI inherited market continuity, but predecessor achievements must be labeled rather than rewritten under the new name. Current inventory is unusually tangible through official jerseys, player apparel, the CDL Team Pack and stated live and virtual experience capability.[1][2][3]

OverActive Media publishes financial statements, but they are consolidated across the parent and its portfolio. They cannot prove Toronto KOI standalone revenue or profitability; partner names not accessible in text, Club-level fees, audience methodology and conversion also remain disclosure gaps.[3][4]

References5
  1. [1]OverActive Media — Official site — Ownership, Toronto base, CDL scope and Toronto Ultra identity continuity
  2. [2]Toronto KOI — Official site and shop — Current merchandise, historical championship collection and cover-image provenance
  3. [3]Toronto KOI — Partners — Current commercial positioning and experiential inventory
  4. [4]OverActive Media — Financials — Consolidated parent-company reporting; not standalone Toronto KOI financials
  5. [5]Call of Duty League — 2026 standings — Official current league participation

Commercial opportunities

CDL team rights

Competition, broadcast, marks and player access require Call of Duty League and current Team approvals.[5]

Toronto market and live experiences

Toronto KOI explicitly offers brands live gaming and experiential activation tied to a local Club identity.[1][3]

Merchandise and digital Team Pack

The official store sells 2026 kits, player apparel and a platform-linked CDL Team Pack.[2]

Disclosure status

Standalone Club revenue, partner fees, audited Club audience methodology and conversion data are not publicly disclosed.

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