Which of the world s major banks sponsored the World Cup in South Africa

At the bottom of the official website of the World Cup in South Africa, it is divided into FIFA sponsors, World Cup sponsors, and country sponsors

FIFA Sponsors: Adidas, Coca-Cola, Emirates Airlines, Hyundai-Kia, Sony, Visa

World Cup sponsors: Budweiser, Castrol (Castrol), Continental, McDonald's, MTN Telecom, Satyam Software

I don't know what company is the national sponsor

You can take a look at the specifics.

After the 1928 Olympic Games, FIFA convened a meeting of delegates and unanimously passed a resolution to hold the quadrennial World Football Championship.

This has played a positive role in promoting the further development and improvement of world football. Initially, this new football tournament was called the "World Football Championship". 1956 year.

At its meeting in Luxembourg, FIFA decided to change the name to the "Remet Cup". This was in recognition of former FIFA President France's Frenchman Rimet for football.

Accomplishment. Remet served as president of FIFA for 33 years (1921-1954) and was the initiator and organizer of the World Football Championship.

Later, it was suggested that the two names should be combined and called "World Football Championship - Remet Cup". So, at the Helsinki conference, it was decided to change the name to "World Football".

Ball Championship - "Remet Cup", abbreviated as "World Cup".

Hercules Cup". The cup was 36 centimeters high, weighed 5 kilograms, and was worth $20,000 at the time. In the 10th World Cup in 1974, West Germany won the new cup for the first time as champions.

This time, FIFA has stipulated that the new cup is a mobile prize, and no matter how many titles a team wins, it will not be able to take possession of the cup.

The sponsorship was changed from Carlsberg to Standard Chartered Bank.

Continental sponsors the World Cup in South Africa.

The low-key Yingli's high-profile sponsorship of the World Cup is not a sudden move, but a deliberate strategic layout for a long time, which can effectively and quickly enhance brand awareness and reputation, and at the same time establish the leading position of domestic brands. Yingli used the World Cup to build its brand, and then joined hands with Patriot to enter the solar power civilian market. This new combination of consumer electronics and green energy has sparked countless speculations.

How far is it to let solar energy enter thousands of households? We'll see.

China Yingli sponsors the World Cup The only high-tech sponsor in China for the World Cup in South Africa.

Yingli Green Energy Holdings****.

There are mainly 20 sponsors.

The World Cup is divided into FIFA Sponsors, World Cup Sponsors, and National Sponsors.

FIFA currently has two types of sponsors, one is the main sponsor, which can use the FIFA logo for 8 years and has a sponsorship amount of 100 million US dollars; The other type is a single World Cup sponsor, which can use the logo of the current World Cup for 4 years, and the sponsorship amount is 80 million US dollars.

1. FIFA sponsors are: Adidas, Coca-Cola, Emirates, Kia, Sony (Sony), Visa (Visa).

2. The sponsors of the World Cup are: Budweiser, Castrol (Castrol), Continental (Continental), McDonald's, MTN Telecom Company, Satyam Software Company (Satyam), China Yingli (Yingli Solar).

3. National sponsors: BP Africa, FNB (First National Bank of South Africa), NEO, South African National Railways (PRASA), Aggreko (Irish enterprise), Telkom (is a fixed ** operator in South Africa).

The landlord can go to the official website of FIFA to take a look.

2010 World Cup Sponsors: Adidas, Coca-Cola, Emirates, Hyundai (Kia) Motors, Sony, Visa, Budweiser, Castrol Lubricants, Continental Tires, McDonald's, MTN Mobile Operator, Madindrasatyam, Seara, Yingli Green Energy (China).

Chinese elements: 3 football babies organized by Sichuan** appeared on the stage of the opening ceremony of the World Cup.

Mu Yuxin from Tianjin was listed as a "reserve assistant referee" for the opening match. This is the first time that Chinese referees have appeared in the list of referees in the opening match of the World Cup, although they are only "reserves".

A total of 15,000 volunteer positions have been set up for the World Cup in South Africa, including 63 Chinese.

South Africa's World Cup mascot "Zakumi" and 99% of the match balls "Universal Celebration" are "Made in China".

Six Chinese caddies embarked on a dream trip to the World Cup in South Africa today. They will participate in the quarterfinals (Argentina vs. Mexico) at 02:30 a.m. Beijing time on June 28

Most of the seats, and lawns are made in China. But no amount of Chinese elements is as good as a team!!

Adidas, Coca-Cola, Emirates, Hyundai (Kia) Motors, Sony, VISA, Budweiser, Castrol Lubricants, Continental Tire, McDonald's, MTN Mobile Operator, Madindrasatyam, Seara, Yingli Green Energy, Harbin Beer.

Not strong. He is the only lighting product designated for the World Cup. Moreover, his chairman and general manager are all fans, and he has also sponsored Chinese Super League teams before.

He's not actually strong, but he's willing to spend money o( ohaha . Now it is known to Chinese fans. I don't know if you've found it now, Budweiser is also out.

I saw it for the first time yesterday.

It is sponsored by Budweiser in the United States, and Harbin Beer, as a brand under Budweiser in the United States, is advertised together in order to open up the Chinese market.

Harbin beer.

Became the official beer of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

As the first China team to appear in the World Cup.

Beer brand, Harbin can be said to have earned a lot of eyeballs. In fact, since the end of last year, AB InBev officially announced the implementation of the "1+1" (i.e., "high-end Budweiser + mid-range Harbin beer") national brand strategy in the Chinese market, Harbin beer has been entrusted with important tasks; Judging from the sales performance of AB InBev in the Chinese market in the first three quarters of this year, it is obvious that the speed of "1+1" needs to be improved.

In fact, Budweiser has long been thriving in sports marketing, especially in terms of cooperation with the FIFA World Cup, which can even be traced back to 1986. And Budweiser has already been confirmed as the official beer sponsor of the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cups, of which 2014 will be Budweiser's eighth consecutive sponsorship of the World Cup. Obviously, in the Chinese market, it is reasonable that Harbin Beer, which urgently needs to be large-scale, has become the designated beer of the World Cup in South Africa with the help of Budweiser's resources.

Some time ago, Harbin Beer promoted the "Harbin Ice Pure Ice and Snow Festival" across the country", the event even invited Fan Bingbing as an image ambassador. Judging from the communication trajectory of the Harbin beer brand in the past three years, Budweiser's transformation of it is very successful. From Harbin Beer 1900, Harbin Beer Ice Pure to this year's newly extended Harbin Beer, the product line has been gradually improved, and the product packaging and brand image have been upgraded, making Harbin Beer, the oldest Chinese beer brand, full of vitality.

It is also reported that during the 2010 World Cup, AB InBev has won three very important advertising periods on CCTV, and also named the "Feast of the Giants" special program of the World Cup, which is expected to cost more than 100 million. This is undoubtedly a foreshadowing of a battle for advertising creativity for Tsingtao Beer and Snow Beer, which have already been advertised in the same event.

I don't know, I don't pay much attention to sports.

The occupied position was originally Budweiser, and the other days ago it was all Budweiser, but today I found that it was changed to Harbin beer, which can only show one, that is, Harbin beer belongs to Budweiser. There are more and more Chinese characters on the World Cup field, which is interesting.

Just now, I saw the words Harbin beer on the LED billboard at the scene of the match between Japan and Cameroon.

Yes, I also saw the words "Harbin Beer" in the match between Japan and Cameroon today

China Yingli and Harbin Beer

Cow...

Yes, sponsors, you just look at the advertisements for the venue.

Coca cola!

In fact, the sponsors are divided into FIFA sponsors, World Cup sponsors, and national sponsors of FIFA sponsors: Adidas, Coca-Cola, Emirates Airlines, South Korea's Hyundai Kia, Sony (Sony), Visa (Visa credit card).

World Cup sponsors: Budweiser, Castrol, Continental, McDonald's, MTN Telecom, Satyam

In 1974, Coca-Cola began to cooperate with FIFA, and since then it has been indissolubly associated with the World Cup, and is one of the main sponsors of each World Cup.

Yingli became the only Chinese sponsor of the World Cup in South Africa. The 64 exciting matches in the World Cup will all have Chinese companies and Chinese elements added.

On May 31, 2010, we saw that Yingli signed a letter of intent for strategic cooperation with Aigogo, the leader of domestic consumer electronics companies, to enter the world's new energy industry together.