Badminton Asia, a privately owned entity headquartered in Maldives, was established in 1959 and operates with approximately 20 employees. Its main focus is racquet sports. The organization functions as the governing body for badminton across Asia and is one of the five continental bodies operating under the Badminton World Federation. It was originally headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, before relocating to Maldives in 2021.
China secured its 12th Thomas Cup title on May 3, 2026, defeating first-time finalists France 3–1 in a final that closed out one of the competition’s most extraordinary tournaments. This achievement followed China's earlier progression to the Uber Cup final on May 1, where the defending champions delivered a masterclass 3–0 victory against Japan to set up a showdown with South Korea. On the same day, the Thomas Cup semi-finals were established, with China and India advancing, alongside hosts Denmark and a resurgent France, who aimed to bring the trophy back to Europe. Previously, on April 30, defending champions China, boosted by the return of world number one Shi Yu Qi after an illness, and 2022 winners India, both stormed into the Thomas Cup 2026 semi-finals with commanding identical 3–1 quarter-final victories. The tournament action for the Uber Cup began after its quarter-final draw on April 29, which saw defending champions China, preparing their assault for a record 17th title, pitted against Malaysia.
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Badminton Asia offers 2 products in the media and telecoms services and sports industries. Badminton Asia's product portfolio comprises of racquet sports and search, social, and retail media.
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Badminton Asia sells broadcasting rights of its badminton competitions to 4 companies globally, covering 3 countries. Badminton Asia's rights holders include YouTube.
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