Co-founder of Karmine Corp, Kamel “Kameto” Kebir, shared details about the club’s financial situation and plans for the next two years.
During a Twitch stream, Kebir stated that in 2026 the management is focused on reducing expenses. In 2027, the organization expects a return on investment and renewed growth.
In his statement, Kameto explained that 2026 could be the last year the organization faces financial pressure. To manage this, Karmine Corp plans to cut spending across multiple areas. In particular, the team will produce fewer videos and shows, release less merchandise such as T-shirts and hoodies, and reduce overall daily expenses.
The financial situation became more complicated for Karmine Corp in 2026 after they were not selected for the partner program of the Esports World Cup. Former CEO Arthur Perticoz noted that because of this, KC lost at least $200,000–$300,000, which had previously gone toward player salaries and logistics.
Kebir hopes that the situation will improve in 2027, allowing the organization to shift its approach. Instead of cutting costs, they plan to resume investments — for example, by building better training facilities for players or hiring more staff to improve team performance.
At the same time, the club does not intend to change its values when choosing sponsors and will not collaborate with industries such as gambling.
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