On July 16th, the Adidas Weibo account @adidasFootball announced, "The Spanish and Argentine teams will stage an 'Adidas Derby' in the final. To allow every colleague to fully enjoy the World Cup final, aside from essential work meeting arrangements, the company has decided to grant all office employees a special one-day holiday on July 20th (next Monday)."

On July 15th, NetEase announced that all its employees will have a half-day holiday on the morning of July 20th (Monday), allowing them to fully enjoy the final night and watch the game until the final whistle without worry.

Also on July 15th, 37 Interactive Entertainment issued a notice stating the company will provide all employees with a half-day paid holiday on the morning of July 20th. All staff are exempt from clocking in on the morning of July 20th, allowing them to watch the final with peace of mind. Failure to clock in that morning will not be recorded as lateness or absence, and employees should return to work normally in the afternoon.