Nomadar Corp.

Nomadar Corp. is a U.S.-based sports technology company that operates at the intersection of sports, technology, tourism, and health. The company's mission is to empower individuals to achieve their full sporting and personal potential through innovative technology, fostering cultural exchange and comprehensive development. Headquartered in Marshall, Texas, Nomadar aims to connect athletes, coaches, and fans through inventive technological solutions, enhancing sports development globally.

Nomadar's key offerings include High Performance Training (HPT) programs for young athletes, particularly in soccer, and the operation of the Mirandilla Stadium. The company holds trademark rights to the iconic Mágico González brand, which it commercializes globally through e-commerce channels. Additionally, Nomadar is developing the JP Financial Arena, a multi-purpose events venue in Southern Europe, and has launched digital platforms like "Our XI" for education in professional soccer operations. It serves a broad market segment including professional sports teams, athletes, coaches, and recreational sports enthusiasts.

Nomadar Corp. became publicly traded on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol NOMA on October 31, 2025. Rafael Jesus Contreras Chamorro serves as the CEO, with Joaquin Martin as CEO Americas & Executive Vice Chairman. The company recently reported securing approximately $2 million in contracted revenue for 2026, more than doubling its 2025 revenue of $921,940. In April 2026, former NBA star José Manuel Calderón was appointed to its Board of Directors, and the company has secured significant strategic investments to support its global expansion, including into the Americas and India. Nomadar operates as a subsidiary of Sport City Cádiz S.L. and Cádiz CF, a professional Spanish soccer club.