Dream Sports, a privately owned company headquartered in India, was founded in 2008 with approximately 60 employees. The company focuses on sports technology, operating various brands including Dream11, a fantasy sports platform; FanCode, a sports content and commerce platform; Dream Capital, a CVC and M&A arm; DreamSetGo, a sports experiences platform; and DreamPay, a payment solutions provider.
Dream Sports' Chief Technology Officer, Amit Sharma, departed on July 10, 2026, after a decade with the company, to launch his own artificial intelligence venture. This move occurs as the Dream11 parent company undergoes a significant overhaul following major regulatory changes in India's online gaming sector. Sharma, who joined Dream Sports in 2016 after working at companies including Netflix and Yahoo, announced his resignation on July 8 through a LinkedIn post, calling it time for his "next adventure" after a "wonderful decade." Previously, on July 5, Dream11's wealthtech aspirations were noted to be concluding, following its venture into fintech after the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act 2025 was passed in August 2025. This development followed Dream Sports' announcement on July 1 that it would shut down its fintech platform, Dream Money, on July 30, less than a year after its launch, marking an early rollback of a diversification strategy by a real-money gaming company.
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