World Surf League is a privately owned entity headquartered in the US. Founded in 1976, it employs approximately 340 individuals, with its primary offering being spectator sports. Functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer, the organization serves as the governing body of professional surfing, organizing and broadcasting live 8 different surf tours across the globe with events throughout the year.

Revenue

Founded

1976

Headcount

340

Headquarters

US

Primary Segment

Spectator Sports

Ownership

Privately Owned

News Summary:

The World Surf League's elite world tour recently commenced this week at Australia's Bells Beach, featuring the return of notable surfers Stephanie Gilmore, Carissa Moore, and Gabriel Medina who will compete against a new generation of talent. The WSL also adjusted its format to include a maternity wild card. Concurrently, surfer Kanoa Igarashi expressed his readiness for a World Title on the 2026 Championship Tour. Previously, on March 28, Lexus announced Caroline Marks as its newest U.S. surfing ambassador. Marks joins fellow Lexus athlete Griffin Colapinto, who was selected in September 2024, and will compete on the World Surf League Championship Tour while driving a 2026 Lexus GX. This followed news from March 16 that eight Australian men qualified for the World Surf League Championship Tour, marking an increase of two from the previous year.

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World Surf League offers 2 products in the sports and media and telecoms services industries. World Surf League's product portfolio comprises of water sports and media and TV services.
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Examples of World Surf League's suppliers include LTN Global, Multvideo Producoes and Greenfly.

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World Surf League sells broadcasting rights of its surfing competitions to 19 companies globally, covering 9 countries. World Surf League's rights holders include YouTube. World Surf League currently holds broadcasting rights for sports competitions including surfing.

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