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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has increased the reserve prices for its title sponsorship and associate partner rights as it begins a fresh bidding process for the next commercial cycle,f reported by The Economic Times. As per the report, the base price for title sponsorship has been raised by more than 15% to Rs 4.9 crore per match, up from the ₹4.2 crore per match paid by incumbent sponsor IDFC First Bank. The reserve price for associate partner rights has also increased to ₹95 lakh per match from ₹82 lakh. The new title sponsorship cycle will run until March 2028 and is expected to include around 35 international matches, with the total value at the reserve price estimated at ₹169.8 crore. In the previous cycle, which covered 56 matches, IDFC First Bank paid ₹235.2 crore. The base price for each associate partner slot has been pegged at ₹33.3 crore. SBI Life, Campa…
| Event ID | evt_23de3821-5968-5686-8e45-b53a5122a855 |
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| Cluster ID | cls_c035d39a-3cc1-58f5-a1d5-5797a5f118bd |
| Event type | Funding |
| Status | expected |
| Primary company | WPP Media |
| Known monetary value | Not disclosed |
| Event Impact | 24.0 |
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| Evidence Strength | 8.0 |
| Source Quality | 8.2 |
| Confidence | 7.5 |
| Freshness | 7.0 |
| Upstream Relevance | 2.4 |
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“As per the report, the base price for title sponsorship has been raised by more than 15% to Rs 4.9 crore per match, up from the ₹4.2 crore per match paid by incumbent sponsor IDFC First Bank.”evd_091ba6b9-76df-511b-b664-33da961e8200
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