Arbroath Football Club announces two-year partnership with Utilita

Arbroath Football Club announces two-year partnership with Utilita

Arbroath Football Club is delighted to announce Utilita as our official Sleeve Partner for the next two seasons.

Utilita, the only energy company created to help households use and waste less energy, will have its logo displayed on Arbroath’s playing kit for the 2022/23 and 23/24 seasons.

Launched as a kitchen table start-up in 2003, the energy supplier shares a synergy with the club – as it too punches above its weight to shake up the existing order.

This agreement, which demonstrates Utilita’s long-term commitment to Arbroath, promises to benefit the club’s fans as well as the wider community.

Supporters should keep their eyes peeled for an array of bespoke, digital content over the course of the partnership.
Utilita’s Chief Marketing Officer, Jem Maidment, said:

“We are thrilled to agree this partnership with Arbroath FC. Last season the club had the eyes of the football world fixed firmly on their rapid rise and progress throughout the Scottish Championship.

Although the season ended in heartbreak on the very final day, it was a phenomenal campaign and being so close to promotion is something that must be applauded.

We will support the club to build on this next term and bring even more success to Gayfield Park.”

This is something that excites Arbroath Football Club’s Commercial Director, Paul Reid, who said:

“We are delighted to welcome Utilita to Arbroath FC and we are extremely proud to attract such a successful and well-respected national brand to Gayfield.

We have worked closely together to create an exciting partnership that both parties will benefit greatly from.

We look forward to our supporters enjoying content and many initiatives throughout the season, brought to them by Utilita.”

You can learn all about Utilita by visiting their website here – https://utilita.co.uk/

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