Nomadar (NOMA) investor relations material

Transaction and strategic fit

• Majority-interest acquisition of Fox Soccer Academy, announced Sept. 14, remains on track to close in November; definitive agreement signed, with administrative and legal requirements underway.

• Integration combines Fox’s Premier League-inspired curriculum and U.S., U.K. and Austrian presence with Cádiz’s LaLiga-linked high-performance training program (HPT).

• The stated plan is to consolidate operations, expand existing academies and connect markets through player pathways, sports tourism and cross-selling; joint initiatives are already underway.

Fox Soccer Academy profile

• Academy has ~2,100 registered players across locations; ~70% are season-long team members and ~30% participate in camps, clinics, showcases and other programs.

• Voluntary retention is ~95%; programs span U9 to U19, with recurring models tailored to local markets in the U.S., U.K. and Austria.

• International tournaments, overseas training and showcase games expose players to European competition and professional clubs; the academy also supports college pathways and scholarships.

Growth and digital opportunities

• Near-term priorities are integration and efficiency, serving the existing player base with additional offerings, and carefully expanding in the U.S. and across the U.S., U.K., Spain and Austria.

• Cross-border programs target players aged 12–18, including those seeking international experience, college applications or a structured professional pathway; families are also part of sports-tourism opportunities.

• An HPT digital platform is being prepared to extend methodology to existing participants after travel and provide a remote entry point that could lead to in-person programs; an educational membership community launched in H1.

• Management cited a $2.28 billion U.S. youth-sports market and a $36.3 billion global youth-sports market in 2025 as addressable industry context.