Driving the Next Phase of Expansion
OverActive Media, the parent company of KOI and Toronto Ultra, has announced a C$1 million debt financing to accelerate the growth of its AI-powered global content localisation platform, ActiveVoices. The loan will be provided by an entity controlled by Sheldon Pollack, Chairman of OverActive’s board of directors.
According to the company’s official statement, OverActive will issue a secured promissory note with a six-month term and a 12% annual interest rate. In addition, the lender will receive 330,000 common share purchase warrants, each with an exercise price of C$0.30 and a one-year term.
The proceeds from the loan are intended for general working capital and to fuel ActiveVoices’ expansion. The transaction remains subject to definitive agreements and approval by the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV).
Paving the Way for ActiveVoices
CEO Adam Adamou expressed confidence in the company’s direction, saying the financing offers the flexibility to pursue growth opportunities while maintaining a disciplined approach to profitability.
“We see an extraordinary window of opportunity to scale ActiveVoices into a global technology platform serving creators, brands, and media partners,” said Adamou. “This financing gives us the flexibility to aggressively pursue that growth engine while continuing to execute on our disciplined path to profitability.”
First revealed in August 2025 at the China Esports Conference in Shanghai, ActiveVoices is designed as a SaaS platform that supports ethical and scalable content distribution. It offers services such as AI-assisted translation, dubbing, and multi-platform publishing for creators and esports organisations worldwide.
About OverActive Media
Founded in 2018, OverActive Media Corp. (TSXV: OAM) (OTCQB: OAMCF) is a global esports, digital media, and entertainment company with operations in Toronto, Madrid, and Berlin. The organisation owns professional esports teams competing in some of the world’s biggest leagues, including Movistar KOI and Toronto Ultra.
KOI, co-owned by Spanish streamer Ibai Llanos and footballer Gerard Piqué, is best known for its VALORANT and League of Legends rosters, though the organisation recently lost its partner team spot in the VCT EMEA. Meanwhile, Toronto Ultra continues to represent Canada in the Call of Duty League (CDL).
OverActive’s latest financial move underscores its ongoing transition from a pure esports organisation to a diversified digital media company, leveraging both its competitive gaming presence and emerging technologies like ActiveVoices.
Focus on Profitability and Innovation
The company says this short-term financing supports its path to profitability, balancing its esports operations with investments in content technology and fan engagement tools.
Adamou reiterated OverActive’s broader strategy: “Our focus remains on building a profitable, asset-backed digital media company that captures the full potential of our franchises, our fanbase and proprietary technology.”
With the additional funding, OverActive Media appears well-positioned to continue expanding ActiveVoices into a leading global localisation platform—and to strengthen its role as one of the most forward-thinking companies in the esports media landscape.