Nomadar Business Summary

Nomadar Corp. (NOMA) operates as the diversified innovation and technology arm of the Spanish La Liga soccer club Cádiz CF, generating revenue through a hybrid model of high-performance athletic training, digital education subscriptions, and large-scale event management. The company’s primary business segments include its High Performance Training (HPT) program, which provides elite soccer education across seven countries; its digital vertical, featuring the "Our XI" back-office operations platform and the "India Football Pathway"; and its real estate and events division, which manages the Mirandilla Stadium and the upcoming Sportech City multi-purpose complex in Southern Europe. Additionally, Nomadar monetizes the global trademark rights for the iconic Mágico González brand through e-commerce and fan engagement initiatives. Positioned as a specialized bridge between professional European soccer methodologies and global grassroots talent, Nomadar competes directly with sports technology and academy operators such as TMRW Sports, Hudl, Catapult Sports, and InspireSport, distinguishing itself through its direct integration with a top-tier professional club ecosystem. The leadership team is anchored by Co-Chairman and CEO Rafael Jesus Contreras Chamorro, Ph.D., a seasoned technology entrepreneur who previously co-founded the sports-tech firm Humanox and served as CEO of the AI-focused multinational Airtificial. He is supported by Joaquin Martin, the CEO of Americas and Executive Vice Chairman, who brings over 20 years of international leadership from senior roles at Skully and Carbures, and CFO Carlos Lacave, whose background includes executive tenures at Citigroup and Banco Santander. The company’s strategic direction is further bolstered by a high-pedigree board of directors that includes Manuel Vizcaíno, the long-standing President of Cádiz CF, and Peter Moore, the former CEO of Liverpool FC and high-ranking executive at EA Sports and Sega. Nomadar is a subsidiary of Sport City Cádiz S.L., which remains its primary institutional backer and majority shareholder as the company executes its global expansion across the Western Hemisphere and Asia.