A world champion who made a nation believe, and a partner global brands already trust.
Partner with Kean YewIn 2021 he went into the World Championships unseeded, beating Olympic champion and world No. 1 Viktor Axelsen in the first round on his way to Singapore's first badminton world title. In 2026 he reached two more finals, at the Asian Games and at home in the Singapore Open.
That story is what a partner buys into. People want him to win, and that goodwill carries over to the brands beside him. HSBC and Singapore Airlines made him a global ambassador, Grab a regional one, and BOSS named him a Friend of BOSS.
More than a million followers are paying attention.
Instagram engagement runs at 2 to 5%, above the typical benchmark. Match content performs, and so do his humour, lifestyle and more reflective posts. A campaign does not have to wait for a tournament to land.
His largest audiences are in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia and China. It is rare for a badminton player's following to travel this far from home, and it means one partnership can work across several markets.
69% Gen Z and Millennial. Fans have posted more than 10,000 pieces of their own content under #LohKeanYew on TikTok and Instagram. For a partner, that is earned media before the campaign starts.
Most athletes are known mainly to sports fans. His work in fashion and lifestyle reaches the people who are not. Off court he is a father, candid and genuine, and on court usually the one smiling. That warmth makes media and role-model work easy, because none of it is put on.
Kean Yew gives his time to NGOs and social service agencies working on youth, community and sustainability issues. Much of it is with children and young people.
Brands that share these causes, or want to reach young people and their families, can take their own work further with him.
Loh Kean Yew is represented by FIFTY, covering endorsements, appearances, content and rights.