OverActive Media, the global esports and entertainment company behind popular organisations like Toronto KOI and Movistar KOI, just announced a big move to bring its European fans and investors a little closer. The company’s shares are now trading on Börse Frankfurt under the ticker 0RB, giving investors across Europe a straightforward, euro-based way to buy and trade OverActive stock.

The listing won’t change the company’s structure or issue new shares. It simply adds another way for investors to access OverActive, which also trades on the TSX Venture Exchange (OAM) and the OTC market (OAMCF).

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CEO Adam Adamou said in the official press release that the Frankfurt listing is all about making things easier for fans and shareholders in Europe. “With KOI’s roots in Madrid, Barcelona, and Berlin, we’ve built one of the biggest esports organizations in the region. This new listing gives our community a home market, local currency, and local trading hours,” Adamou explained. “It fits perfectly with our goal of building long-term value while continuing to grow responsibly.”

OverActive has been expanding fast across Europe via its KOI brand, creator partnerships, and live events. The Frankfurt listing now gives European investors the convenience of trading in euros through their own brokerage platforms, which means no currency conversions or late-night trades required.

To help spread the word, OverActive has teamed up with Machai, a Canadian marketing and public awareness firm. Machai will handle a full-blown digital marketing campaign, including search and social media marketing, lead generation, and brand promotion. The campaign, which runs through February 2026, targets to improve visibility for OverActive among investors and fans alike.

The Frankfurt listing is just the latest in a string of moves showing OverActive Media’s momentum this year. Recently, the company extended its partnership with Bell Canada through 2027, keeping Bell as the exclusive telecom sponsor for OverActive’s Canadian operations. On the financial front, OverActive Media also secured C$1 million in debt financing from its Chairman, Sheldon Pollack, giving the company additional flexibility to fund working capital and fuel future growth.