Every 8-K that NOMADAR Corp. (NOMA) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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Nomadar Corp. (NOMA) entered into an Equity Purchase Agreement for its subsidiary Fox Soccer Holding Company LLC to acquire 100% of the equity of four Fox Soccer Academy entities in New York, North Carolina, the United Kingdom and Austria, creating a global youth soccer development platform.
The aggregate purchase price includes 4,419,607 Class B Units of Fox Soccer Holding representing 49% of its membership interests, a $2,000,000 base cash payment subject to customary working capital and other adjustments, two additional payments totaling $2,600,000, and a contingent earnout of up to $1,500,000 tied to cumulative net income over four seasons.
At closing, Nomadar will also issue $500,000 of its common stock at $3.36575 per share as Closing Shares and may issue additional shares for deferred and earnout consideration under securities law exemptions. Nomadar holds an option to acquire the Sellers’ remaining 49% Purchaser Interests for $4,400,000, and new LLC governance will install a three-member board of managers including Raluca Gold-Fuchs and Joaquín Martín Perles, who will serve as President.
Nomadar Corp. (NOMA) reports that the board of Cádiz Club de Fútbol, S.A.D. (Cadiz CF), the Spanish parent of its direct parent Sport City Cádiz, S.L.U., approved calling a shareholder meeting and filed a reverse financial partial spin-off project in Spain. Under this spin-off, Cadiz CF would transfer all its equity in Sport City to Sport City, and Sport City’s equity would be allocated to Cadiz CF shareholders.
This spin-off is the first step in a broader Reorganization intended to position Nomadar as the parent company of Cadiz CF. The plan contemplates Cadiz CF shareholders contributing their Cadiz CF shares to Sport City for new Sport City equity, followed by Sport City contributing its Cadiz CF shares to Nomadar in exchange for newly issued Nomadar common stock. Completion of each phase, including any share issuance, is subject to corporate and, where applicable, stockholder approvals and other conditions, and there is expressly no assurance the transactions will be completed. The Cadiz CF shareholder vote on the spin-off is expected on or about September 30, 2026.
Nomadar Corp. reports that it has completed the acquisition of approximately 290,000 square meters of land in El Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz, Spain. The site is designated for development of the future JP Financial Arena. The closing consolidates earlier binding agreements signed in April 2026 for about 130,000 square meters and in May 2026 for about 161,000 square meters, giving Nomadar effective control over the entire strategic land asset.
The company describes JP Financial Arena as a multifunctional project intended to host sports events, concerts, live experiences, training programs, family and sports tourism, corporate activity, and MICE tourism. Management states that securing the land improves visibility for future phases of planning, development, financing, strategic partnerships, and commercial operations as part of Nomadar’s broader global platform in sports, tourism, technology, entertainment, and experiential infrastructure.
Nomadar Corp. added senior executive Joaquin Martin, its Chief Executive Officer of the Americas & Global Vice-Chairman, to its board of directors effective July 3, 2026. He will serve until the next annual stockholder meeting or until a successor is elected and qualified.
Martin, age 55, has held leadership roles at Nomadar since 2023 and previously led communications, marketing, and investor relations at several technology companies in Europe and the United States. He will not receive separate board fees and will be compensated under his existing employment agreement.
On the same date, Manuel Vizcaino resigned as co-chairman and as a director. The company states his resignation was not due to any disagreement over operations, policies, or practices, and expresses appreciation for his service.
Nomadar Corp. entered into a remunerated private investment arrangement by providing $1,000,000 to Make A Mark Events SRL for an advertising campaign managed through the media firm and its affiliates.
The funding is repayable within thirty days, can be renewed for additional thirty-day periods up to one year, and earns a 2.7% return every thirty days, payable by the media firm to Nomadar. The obligation is guaranteed by certain client contracts and jointly and severally by the investor, the media firm, and Make Mark, LLC.
Nomadar Corp. has exercised its purchase option to acquire the remaining 161,433 square meters of land in Puerto de Santa María, Spain for €4,709,000.61, plus applicable taxes and costs. The company must complete payment within 90 business days from the purchase option date.
This land will complete the footprint for Nomadar’s planned JP Financial Arena development in Cádiz, advancing its long-term international sports and entertainment infrastructure strategy. A press release further highlights that consolidating the full site accelerates the original acquisition timeline by several years.
Nomadar Corp. announced governance changes as José Manuel Calderón joined its Board of Directors, effective April 22, 2026, while Antonio Lobon resigned as director and Audit Committee chair without any disagreement with the company. Calderón will serve on the Audit, Compensation, and Nominating and Corporate Governance Committees.
The company highlights his long international basketball career, current advisory role with the Cleveland Cavaliers, prior public company board experience, and entrepreneurial activities in sports and technology. A recent press release also notes Nomadar has secured approximately $7.3 million in new capital, is expanding in Southern Europe, and has a binding agreement to exercise a purchase option over about 130,000 square meters of land tied to its JP Financial Arena project in southern Spain.
Nomadar Corp. has strengthened its JP Financial Arena project in Spain by signing an addendum to its land lease with controlling shareholder Sport City Cádiz and a binding purchase option. Nomadar agreed to buy approximately 130,000 square meters of the project site for €3,792,100 (about $4.45 million).
The land sits within a larger 291,000 square meter footprint in El Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz, and is intended for a multi-use destination focused on sports, entertainment, tourism, and digital engagement. The company expects to execute the land purchase within 90 business days, following approval by its Board and Audit Committee.
Nomadar Corp. reported full-year 2025 revenue of $921,940, up sharply from $8,025 in 2024, as its High-Performance Training programs and Concerts and Events division began generating meaningful sales. Gross profit was $477,082, reflecting a gross margin of 51.8%.
The company posted a 2025 net loss of $2,767,318, driven largely by non-recurring professional and transaction-related costs tied to its October 31, 2025 Nasdaq direct listing and corporate buildout. Stockholders’ equity improved to $7,118,188 as of December 31, 2025, compared with a deficit of $(1,361,698) a year earlier.
Heading into 2026, Nomadar has secured approximately $2 million in contracted revenue, already exceeding 2025 revenue, and its controlling shareholder’s commitment is expected to deliver at least $10 million in investment, including $7.3 million in commitments from new investors obtained in the first quarter of 2026.
Nomadar Corp. entered a private placement Subscription Agreement with an unaffiliated accredited investor to sell up to $1.738 million (€1.5 million) of Class A common stock at $3.65 per share. This represents up to 476,384 shares issued in seven tranches from March through October 2026.
The company notes this funding, together with a previously announced February 2026 private placement, will help satisfy the controlling shareholder Sport City Cádiz’s commitment to secure up to $10 million in capital following Nomadar’s U.S. listing. A related press release highlights an additional $1.73 million investment from a new investor and a prior $5.4 million strategic investment, bringing recent capital raised to about $7.13 million to support Nomadar’s global sports and technology platform, infrastructure projects such as JP Financial Arena, and technology and fan engagement initiatives.
Nomadar Corp. disclosed that international investor Christian Septien, through Sepsus Media Group S.L., made a $5.4 million strategic investment, representing just under 10% of Nomadar’s issued and outstanding shares. The securities were sold in a private transaction exempt from U.S. Securities Act registration.
Nomadar plans to use the funds to expand its High-Performance Training program into new international markets, advance development of the JP Financial Arena multi-use sports and entertainment project, and invest in technology for athlete performance analytics and digital engagement across its global sports platform.
Nomadar Corp. approved a naming rights deal for a future sports and events venue within its Sportech City Cádiz project. The company has assigned exclusive commercial naming rights to JP Financial 2024, S.L., which will brand the venue as “JP Financial Arena Bahía de Cádiz.”
Under the agreement, JP Financial will pay Nomadar €500,000 per year (about $576 thousand) for an initial five-year term starting on March 3, 2026, with the first year’s payment already made. Activation of sponsorship benefits will follow the project’s construction progress, and JP Financial may terminate after three years, with 15 days’ notice, if sufficient progress on the project and venue has not been achieved.
Nomadar Corp. entered into a private placement Subscription Agreement with an unaffiliated accredited investor to sell up to $5,405,417 of its Class A common stock at $3.65 per share. This allows issuance of up to 1,480,937 shares in three tranches. On March 3, 2026, Nomadar closed the first tranche, issuing 584,969 shares at the agreed price. Additional tranches are scheduled to close on March 31, 2026 and April 30, 2026, providing staged access to new capital. The offering is being conducted as a non-public transaction relying on Section 4(a)(2) and Regulation D exemptions under the Securities Act.
Nomadar Corp. reported the launch of Our XI, a fully digital educational platform focused on professional soccer club back-office operations. Built with Cádiz CF, it offers content on marketing, communications, business operations, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and emerging digital models in sports.
The platform combines on-demand courses, live masterclasses, and a networking community featuring active professionals from clubs and sports institutions. Our XI is initially rolled out across Spanish-speaking markets, supporting Nomadar’s broader digitalization of its High Performance Training Program and its strategy at the intersection of sports, technology, tourism, and health.
Nomadar Corp. entered into a new partnership agreement with India-based Actingwood, effective January 26, 2026. The parties will jointly develop and operate the co-branded “Nomadar/Cádiz CF/Actingwood – India Football Pathway,” focused on a digital player platform, institutional outreach, grassroots football programs, talent identification, and routes into Nomadar’s High Performance Training programs in Spain.
The agreement runs for an initial one-year term and can be renewed by mutual written consent. Actingwood receives exclusive rights to develop, operate, and manage the project in India, while any co-branded expansion outside India will require a separate agreement. Each party keeps ownership of its existing brands and intellectual property. The contract includes termination rights for events such as material breach and standard confidentiality provisions with customary disclosure carve-outs.
Nomadar Corp. reported that on November 17, 2025 it entered into a land lease agreement and purchase option with Sport City Cádiz S.L. for a property in Puerto de Santa Maria, Spain. The lease runs for an initial three-year term and may be extended for an additional two years by mutual agreement.
Nomadar will pay an annual rent of €144,000 (approximately $166,939), in monthly installments of €12,000 (approximately $13,912), with rent updated each year based on the Consumer Price Index. The company has an exclusive option to buy all or at least 100,000 m² of the property at €29.178 per m², with rent paid credited against the purchase price. The agreement was unanimously approved by Nomadar’s audit committee under its related party transactions policy.