MARSHALL, Texas, May 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Nomadar Corp. (“Nomadar” or the “Company”), a Nasdaq-listed global sports, tourism, technology, and experiential infrastructure company, today announced the execution of a binding agreement that accelerates the consolidation of the full land footprint designated for the future JP Financial Arena development in Cádiz, Spain — a strategic milestone that significantly advances the Company’s long-term international platform expansion strategy.

The newly executed agreement covers more than 161,000 additional square meters and, together with the Company’s previously announced binding agreement covering approximately 130,000 square meters, would complete the Company’s acquisition of the property for the future JP Financial Arena platform.

The execution of the purchase option represents a major strategic milestone for Nomadar because it significantly accelerates the Company’s original acquisition timeline. Under the initial framework, Nomadar had up to three years (extendable to five years) to execute the remaining purchase option. Through this new agreement, the Company expects to consolidate control of the entire development footprint within the next 90 business days, effectively accelerating the originally contemplated timeline by several years.

The accelerated consolidation of the land package is expected to enhance Nomadar’s long-term development flexibility, operational control, strategic partnership opportunities, and scalability as the Company advances future phases of the JP Financial Arena platform.

JP Financial Arena is being developed as a next-generation international destination platform integrating youth sports, live entertainment, tourism, hospitality, training operations, and experiential infrastructure into a scalable ecosystem designed to support tournaments, live events, academy operations, corporate activations, entertainment programming, and international visitor experiences.

Nomadar’s continued expansion comes at a time when the global sports tourism sector is experiencing significant long-term growth. According to third-party market research from Grand View Research and Fortune Business Insights, the global sports tourism industry is expected to expand substantially over the coming decade. Grand View Research estimates the market at approximately $803.9 billion in 2025, growing to approximately $2.78 trillion by 2033, while Fortune Business Insights projects growth from approximately $707.29 billion in 2025 to approximately $1.98 trillion by 2034. Industry analysts attribute this projected expansion to increasing youth sports participation, international tournaments, destination travel, and continued investment in large-scale sports infrastructure.

In parallel, independent market research groups project continued expansion within the global youth sports industry. Business Research Insights projects the global youth sports market to grow from approximately $56.02 billion in 2025 to approximately $154.5 billion by 2035, as municipalities, private operators, academy systems, and international organizations continue increasing investment in sports facilities, tournaments, and athlete development ecosystems worldwide.

The proposed development is strategically positioned within Cádiz, one of Southern Europe’s most established tourism and experiential travel destinations. According to Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE), Spain welcomed approximately 93.5 million international tourists in 2025, reinforcing the country’s position as one of the world’s leading tourism markets. In addition, the Government of Andalucía reported approximately 30 million visitors to the Andalusia region during 2025, highlighting continued growth in international travel demand, sports tourism, hospitality, and large-scale live-event activity throughout Southern Spain.

Nomadar believes these macroeconomic and tourism trends create an attractive long-term environment for destination-based sports, entertainment, hospitality, and experiential infrastructure development. The Company’s expansion strategy is designed to position Nomadar across multiple high-growth verticals simultaneously, including:

• Sports tourism
• International youth tournaments
• Academy partnerships
• Multi-use sports facilities
• Hospitality-driven sports destinations
• Live entertainment and event operations

The JP Financial Arena platform is designed to support multiple long-term operational verticals spanning tourism, venue operations, live entertainment, academy systems, sponsorship activation, hospitality experiences, and international event programming, positioning Nomadar across several segments of the expanding global sports, tourism, entertainment, and experiential economy.

Nomadar has already begun advancing its live-events and venue-management capabilities through initiatives linked to the Cádiz CF stadium, including the Cádiz Music Stadium concert platform developed in collaboration with Cádiz CF and external promoters. The Company views these operational initiatives as a foundational component for the future expansion of the broader JP Financial Arena ecosystem.

“Our objective is to position Nomadar at the intersection of several global growth trends, including sports tourism, experiential entertainment, destination travel, and international youth athletics,” stated Joaquin Martin, CEO of the Americas of Nomadar. “The continued expansion of JP Financial Arena represents another important step toward building a scalable international platform designed to capitalize on the globalization of sports, live experiences, and destination-based entertainment.”

“This purchase option represents a major strategic milestone for Nomadar,” added Rafael Contreras, Executive Co-Chairman of Nomadar. “Accelerating the consolidation of the full land footprint strengthens the foundation of a scalable platform integrating sports, tourism, entertainment, hospitality, and experiential infrastructure into a long-term international growth ecosystem.”

The Company continues executing a broader international growth strategy spanning Europe, Southeast Asia, North America and Latin America while advancing initiatives involving tournament operations, academy expansion, facility development, venue management, hospitality integration, and long-term operational agreements.

Nomadar is strategically leveraging the convergence of youth sports, international travel, hospitality, live entertainment, and sports tourism infrastructure — sectors that continue attracting substantial institutional investment and international expansion globally.

Market size estimates, industry projections, tourism statistics, and growth forecasts referenced in this release are based on publicly available third-party market research, tourism studies, government statistics, and sports industry reports and are provided solely for general industry context. Such information should not be interpreted as Company financial guidance, revenue projections, or guarantees of future performance, and actual industry or Company results may differ materially from the cited estimates and forecasts.

Sources: Grand View Research, Fortune Business Insights, Business Research Insights, Spain National Statistics Institute (INE), Government of Andalucía, and publicly available tourism and sports industry market reports.

About Nomadar

Nomadar Corp. is a U.S.-based company operating at the intersection of sports, tourism, technology, and health. A subsidiary of Cádiz CF, a 115-year-old professional soccer club competing in La Liga, Nomadar develops innovative projects that connect global audiences through experiences that combine health, entertainment, and digital engagement.

The Company is also advancing the JP Financial Arena real estate development project for a multi-purpose event center in southern Europe, designed to host international sports, cultural, and corporate events. Nomadar’s mission is to create sustainable, technology-driven platforms that enhance the connection between sports, community, and health.

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