OverActive Media, the organization that owns KOI and Toronto KOI, has made public its earnings figures for the third three-month period of 2025.
As indicated in the report, the organization realized CAD$7.8m (~£4.2m) in earnings, a gain of 14% compared to Q3 2024.
In spite of the gain, the organization registered a total loss of CAD$3m (~£1.6m) stemming from a decreased gross margin.
OverActive Media revealed that a contributing factor to the loss is connected to its VCT agreement being written off. In September, it came to light that KOI would be excluded from the VCT EMEA 2026 season. Riot Games pointed out that inconsistent showings and inability to fulfill particular duties contributed to the decision to substitute KOI with Gentle Mates for the next iteration of the regional VALORANT league.
Other elements, such as a smaller gross margin from an earnings mix that was ‘event-heavy’ coupled with diminished foreign currency translation gains compared to 2024 were also identified.
Separately, the organization documented a 3% drop in operating expenses, resultant of initiatives to integrate its brands into one platform. In October, its Toronto Ultra Call of Duty League franchise rebranded as Toronto KOI, bringing it in line with its other esports teams.
“Our third quarter figures reinforce the durability of our diversified approach,” stated Adam Adamou, CEO and co-founder of OverActive Media. “On a year-to-date basis, earnings are up 24%, and operating expenses are down 8%. This is reflective of the conscious effort we have made to grow our commercial capability, incorporate recent acquisitions, and manage a more streamlined, efficient operating framework.”
With OverActive Media demonstrating consistent indications of expansion, the organization communicated that its Chief Financial Officer, Rikesh Shah, will leave the organization at the close of November. As a consequence, Louis Zhang has taken on the role of Executive Vice President of Finance and Interim Chief Financial Officer.
OverActive Media In 2025
As it aims to solidify its standing as one of the foremost esports organizations internationally, OverActive Media is continuing to make investments in various endeavors throughout 2025.
In October, it secured CAD$1m (~£539,435) in financing to bolster ActiveVoices, an AI-driven content localization platform operating on a global scale. This platform facilitates the distribution of content for creators and esports participants across a number of platforms, additionally providing translation and dubbing services.
The organization is maintaining the development of long-standing relationships with its associates. In October, it lengthened its current association with telecommunications provider Bell, which has become the sole telecommunications sponsor for its Canadian ventures.
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