VICTOR Rejoined Forces with the Badminton Korea Association as Official Partner for 2025–2026 Tournaments
VICTOR has officially signed a partnership agreement with the Badminton Korea Association (BKA) for 2025-2026, becoming the official title sponsor and equipment partner of Korea’s two major international badminton tournaments. VICTOR will serve as the title sponsor and official equipment partner of the Super 500-level VICTOR Korea Open and the Super 300-level VICTOR Korea Masters, providing comprehensive equipment and technical support to help deliver a world-class competitive stage.
Recently, VICTOR has established partnerships with Korean top-tier athletes such as women’s doubles pair Lee So Hee / Baek Ha Na, mixed doubles player Chae Yu Jung, and women’s singles player Sim Yu Jin. From players to tournaments, VICTOR continues to strengthen its presence in the Korean market, reflecting its long-term commitment to the development of the sport.
President of the BKA, Kim Dong Moon, expressed his anticipation for the partnership, “It is a true honor to once again partner with VICTOR. This partnership is a meaningful commitment to the growth of Korean badminton and the strengthening of VICTOR’s global brand presence. With VICTOR’s close cooperation, we are committed to delivering successful Korea Open and Korea Masters tournaments. We hope this marks the beginning of even greater collaboration in the years to come.”
BKA President Kim Dong Moon, VICTOR President Bill Chen, and VICTOR Korea CEO Kim Tae Yeon proceeded the signing ceremony in Seoul, Korea.
VICTOR’s relationship with the BKA dates back to 2009. Over more than a decade of cooperation, the two sides have developed strong mutual trust and synergy, creating significant milestones for both Korean badminton and VICTOR.
Bill Chen, President of VICTOR, stated, “We are truly honored to once again work with the BKA. Korea has always been a powerhouse in global badminton, and through this renewed partnership, we hope to create new possibilities together — from player support to tournament excellence.”