BLAST Enters Long-Term Partnership with EFM Global

International tournament organizer BLAST has announced a new multi-year partnership with EFM Global, a leading logistics company, aimed at enhancing its esports operations for the 2026 season.

While the financial details of the agreement remain under wraps, EFM Global will serve as the “official global logistics partner” for all of BLAST’s esports activities throughout the year. This partnership will see EFM play a crucial role in managing the logistics of equipment, staging, and essential production infrastructure.

EFM Global is set to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of tournaments, studios, fan experiences, and broadcast operations for over 20 global events annually. This includes handling the transportation of 18 tonnes of air freight per event, multi-container sea freight, international road transport, and the comprehensive movement of server farms, broadcast systems, staging, truss, LED architecture, and competition-grade technology kits.

In return, BLAST will prominently feature the EFM brand across its global event calendar during broadcasts, as well as through digital and physical logo placements. EFM will also be highlighted on BLAST’s social media platforms, through digital marketing initiatives, and in branded daily segments both online and during broadcasts.

James Brown, Commercial Director at BLAST, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “EFM is the gold standard in event logistics, and we’re thrilled to welcome them as our Official Global Logistics Partner for 2026 and beyond. Their expertise helps us deliver unforgettable esports experiences for fans around the world. This partnership strengthens the operational backbone of what makes BLAST events truly world-class.”

Additionally, BLAST plans to create content that highlights EFM’s operational contributions, including an aftermovie that showcases the logistics involved in delivering top-tier esports events globally.

BLAST is known for producing esports competitions for major titles such as Rocket League, Fortnite, Rainbow Six Siege X, Brawl Stars, Dota 2, and Counter-Strike 2, among others.