In June 2019, The Final Tribe raised $113K from 147 investors in a crowdfunding campaign. The 2020 edition of the tournament will take place in Stockholm, Sweden. The company The Final Tribe AB will eventually change its name and will be using Godsent’s accounts and the domain Godsent.gg, as previously owned by Godsent prior to the acquisition.Īccording to the organization, two of its main competitive goals for 2020 are to build a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team that can compete with the top organizations in the scene and qualify for Valve’s most important Dota 2 tournament, The International. Going forward, all teams and players of The Final Tribe will play under the Godsent brand, and all team pages and accounts will be branded Godsent. Not only as a legend in esports, but also in bringing his extensive competitive knowledge to the team and his credibility build on respect from upcoming Swedish Counter-Strike talents.” “Godsent is a cool brand with big accounts and Pronax is a great person. “While neither The Final Tribe nor Godsent is super interesting, the synergies of both teams combined, is what makes it very interesting for potential stakeholders such as sponsors and, a bit further down the line, investors,“ explained The Final Tribe founder Sandgren, who initiated the deal, to The Esports Observer on a phone call. Ludwig Sandgren, CEO of The Final Tribe, will continue as the merged company’s CEO and remain the largest shareholder at 22.7%, while the previous CEO of Godsent, Henrik Denebrandt, becomes deputy CEO owning a 10.8%stake in the company and Markus “Pronax” Wallsten, a former Fnatic player and three-time Major winner who founded Godsent in 2016 alongside capital investor Toms Martin, becomes the second-largest shareholder at 21.6% and will spearhead the organization’s Counter-Strike: Global Offensive division. Additionally, Godsent will create a new Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team. The Final Tribe brought its full operations, shareholders, management, bootcamping capabilities, and three Swedish rosters in Dota 2, League of Legends, and Hearthstone to the merger, while Godsent brought its founder, management, accounts, brand, and all associated rights. The Final Tribe, a Swedish esports organization founded in 2017, has merged with the Swedish Counter-Strike: Global Offensive organization Godsent. An additional campaign releasing 5-10% of the company will follow.

In a crowdfunding campaign, the organization raised $113K USD selling 10.5% of its shares.

The organization will compete under the Godsent brand and the owning company, The Final Tribe AB will change its name accordingly.

The Final Tribe acquires all Godsent assets, rights, and accounts in exchange for newly emitted shares in the company given to key stakeholders in Godsent.

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