Liam Wright, James Ratti and Ross Moriarty stand for a photo with jon and Sue Newington, owners of Newgistics outside of their base

Ospreys' Logistics Partner Newgistics expand partnership

The Ospreys can confirm that Newgistics will continue as sponsor of the number six jersey for the 2026/27 and will be expanding the partnership further, with Newgistics also taking the No.6 jersey on the academy shirt and securing branding on the back of the training jersey.

Newgistics have been a steady presence behind the scenes for the Ospreys in recent seasons, providing logistical support through away trips during EPCR campaigns and playing a key role in the club's move away from the Swansea.com Stadium. Last season's sponsorship of the first-team blindside flanker jersey marked the partnership's first step onto the shirt itself. This season sees that presence grow across both the academy pathway and the training kit worn as the boys prepare at the club's training base.

Head of Commercial for the Ospreys, Richard Lancaster, said: "Newgistics have been an excellent partner to us over a number of seasons now, and last year's sponsorship of the six jersey was just the start of what we wanted this relationship to become. 

“Extending that into the academy shirt and onto the training jersey reflects how much value they've added, not just commercially but in the genuine logistical support they've given us through a complicated period for the club. 

“As we continue building towards St Helen's, having partners like Newgistics who understand what we're going through and keep stepping up alongside us means a great deal, and we're delighted to have them with us across an even bigger part of the squad this season."

Jon Newington and Sue Newington, Owners of Newgistics, said: "Sponsoring the six jersey last season was a real privilege for us, and to now be building on that with the academy shirt and the training kit is something we're incredibly proud of. 

“This partnership has always been about more than our brand presence on the jersey, it's built on the logistical support we've provided over many years and the relationship we've developed with the club through that. 

“Seeing our name go further into the fabric of the club, from the first team through to the academy players coming through, means a lot to us, and we're looking forward to continuing to support the Ospreys as they move towards St Helen's.