April 30, 2024

Transport United FC Welcomes Jaypee Group as Premium Sponsor for 2024 Season Wangdue, Bhutan – 30th April, 2024 – In a significant development for sports and football in Bhutan, Transport United Football Club is happy to announce its collaboration with Jaiprakash Associates Limited, known as Jaypee Group, as the premium sponsor for the upcoming season of the BOB Premier League 2024. Jaypee Group, a renowned Indian conglomerate with a notable presence in Bhutan, has been a pioneer in the construction of river valley and hydropower projects across the nation. With a legacy stretching over 24 years in Bhutan, the group has been instrumental in constructing and maintaining major hydropower projects including the Tala, Kholongchhu, and Mangdechhu Hydroelectric Projects. The partnership marks a milestone in the history of Transport United FC as it aligns with a leading infrastructure conglomerate known for transforming challenges into opportunities. This collaboration is not just a sponsorship but a fusion of shared values and visions towards promoting sports and nurturing talent in the region. “Today, we are proud to welcome Jaypee Group to our football family. Their belief in our vision and commitment to supporting sports development is invaluable. We are excited to have their support as we aim to excel in the BOB Premier League 2024,” said Jigme Tshewang, President,  Transport United FC. The Jaypee Group’s logo will feature prominently at the top center of the back side of the jersey, symbolizing their substantial support and faith in the club. This partnership is anticipated to bring new opportunities and further the growth of both Transport United FC and football in Bhutan. About Jaypee Group: Jaypee Group is a diversified infrastructure entity with interests in Engineering & Construction, Cement, Power, Real Estate, Expressways, Fertilizer, Hospitality, Healthcare, Sports, Information Technology, and Education. With a reputation for excellence, Jaypee Group has been a leader in infrastructure development in India and Bhutan.