The BCCI granted the IPL 2024 sponsor rights to the TATA Group for a five-year term. The Indian conglomerate, known for its diverse business interests, has extended its partnership with the BCCI for a record sum of INR 2500 crore. This makes it the highest sponsorship value ever in the league’s history. TATA Group had previously been the title sponsor for the IPL in 2022 and 2023, and also holds the title sponsorship for the Women’s Premier League, the largest women’s T20 league globally.
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This year’s IPL 2024 promises to be a cracker of an event. Defending champions Chennai Super Kings will have a mountain to climb if they are to retain the title, what with the likes of some strong teams like Gujarat Titans, Mumbai Indians, and Royal Challengers Bangalore challenging them. While we wait for the league to arrive, let’s look at the list of the IPL 2024 sponsor and sponsors from past seasons of the Indian Premier League.
Season |
Sponsor |
IPL 2024 |
TATA Group |
IPL 2023 |
TATA Group |
IPL 2022 |
Tata Group |
IPL 2021 |
Vivo |
IPL 2020 |
Dream11 |
IPL 2019 |
Vivo |
IPL 2018 |
Vivo |
IPL 2017 |
Vivo |
IPL 2016 |
Vivo |
IPL 2015 |
Pepsi |
IPL 2014 |
Pepsi |
IPL 2013 |
Pepsi |
IPL 2012 |
DLF |
IPL 2011 |
DLF |
IPL 2010 |
DLF |
IPL 2009 |
DLF |
IPL 2008 |
DLF |
Other IPL 2024 sponsor
The TATA Group (US$17m) is the IPL 2024 sponsor while Dream11, Saudi Tourism Authority (US$7.25m), Cred, Upstox (US$5.5m), RuPay (US$9m), and Swiggy Instamart (US$6.6m) are the official partners.
This season will be a first of BCCI’s IPL broadcast rights with multiple partners. The likes of Disney, Star, Viacom 18 and Times Internet are paying a combined US$6.2 billion to broadcast the IPL until 2027. This means the media rights value per match is the highest of any Asian sporting league, and trails only the NFL in the global landscape.
Aramco (US$7.8m) is the official Orange & Purple Cap Partner while Paytm (US$3.4m) is the Umpire Partner and CEAT is the Official Strategic Timeout Partner.
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IPL 2024 sponsor list
Listed below is the official IPL 2024 sponsor list. Aside from these, each team also has its own sponsors. The upcoming IPL 2024 is set to be one of the biggest tournaments in the league’s history:
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Partnership |
Brand |
Title Sponsor |
TATA |
Official Partners |
Dream11 |
Saudi Tourism Authority |
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CRED |
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Upstox |
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RuPay |
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Swiggy Instamart |
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Official Orange & Purple Cap Partner |
Aramco |
Official Broadcasters |
Star Sports |
Official Digital Streaming Partners |
Jio Cinema |
Umpire Partners |
PayTM |
Official Strategic Timeout Partner |
CEAT |
Details of official IPL sponsor
Jay Shah, the Honorary Secretary of BCCI, expressed his delight at the partnership with the TATA Group as the Title Sponsors of the IPL. He noted that the league has transcended borders, captivating audiences worldwide with its unmatched blend of skill, excitement, and entertainment. Similarly, he highlighted the TATA Group’s emergence as a symbol of excellence rooted in India, making its mark across diverse global sectors.
Arun Singh Dhumal, the Chairperson of IPL, described the collaboration with TATA Group for the title sponsorship of IPL 2024-28 as a significant milestone in the league’s journey. He highlighted the record-breaking sum of INR 2500 crore by TATA Group as a testament to the immense value and appeal that the IPL holds in the world of sports.
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IPL 2024 sponsorship amount
The upcoming IPL 2024 is expected to witness a massive investment from stakeholders. As the league continues to grow, so does the sponsorship and prize money. That said, let’s look at the different IPL 2024 sponsorship amount by different stakeholders:
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Title sponsorship from TATA– ₹2500 crores(2024-2028)
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Official sponsors – ₹210 crores
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Umpire sponsors – ₹28 crores
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Official strategic timeout sponsor – ₹30 crores
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All IPL sponsor amount (2008-2024)
TATA retains the current title sponsor tag for the Indian Premier League 2024. Let’s look at all the IPL sponsor since 2008:
Sponsor |
Period |
Sponsorship fee (per year) |
DLF |
2008–2012 |
₹40 crores (US$5.3 million) |
Pepsi |
2013–2015 |
₹79.4 crores (US$10.5 million) |
Vivo |
2016–2017 |
₹100 crores (US$13.3 million) |
Vivo |
2018–2019 |
₹439.8 crores (US$58.4 million) |
Dream11 |
2020 |
₹222 crores (US$29.5 million) |
Vivo |
2021 |
₹439.8 crores (US$58.4 million) |
TATA |
2022-2023 |
₹439.8 crores (US$58.4 million) |
TATA |
2024-2028 |
₹2500 crores (US$300 million) |
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Value of teams before IPL 2024 (brand)
In IPL 2022, the BCCI, which owns the IPL, earned Rs 12,715 crore by selling only two teams. The average price for a team now stands at Rs 6,357 crore. This is a significant 17-fold increase in just 13 years.
The growth in brand value can be attributed to the full stadium experience and the explosion in viewership. Below are the details of the brand value of IPL teams after the conclusion of the IPL 2023 season:
Team |
Brand value |
Mumbai Indians |
USD 87.0 million |
Chennai Super Kings |
USD 80.6 million |
Kolkata Knight Riders |
USD 78.6 million |
Royal Challengers Bangalore |
USD 69.8 million |
Gujarat Titans |
USD 65.4 million |
Delhi Capitals |
USD 64.1 million |
Rajasthan Royals |
USD 62.5 million |
Sunrisers Hyderabad |
USD 48.2 million |
Lucknow Super Giants |
USD 47.0 million |
Punjab Kings |
USD 45.30 million |