As advertised in a previous article, LeDap intends to pull out all the stops and change the dimension of padel.

90 centers… and more than 600 courts

Beyond its objective which is of course to develop padel in a structural and efficient manner, LeDap sees big things for the future. With the acquisition of more than 90 padel centers spread between Austria, Estonia, Poland and Scandinavia (Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway), the number of sites concerned is important since there are no less than 600 in total.

But that's not all : by the end of 2022, LeDap plans to own more than 200 centers and operate more than 1 courts. A colossal ambition with colossal means, because LeDap can rely on the investment fund of Triton called the “Bottom V” (capitalized at more than 5 billion euros), which will not hesitate to put its hand in its pocket to promote and accelerate the emancipation of LeDap and the development of padel in Europe and then throughout the world.

The target: the new generations

The Group intends to invest significantly to ensure that children and the younger generation have the opportunity to practice this sport and increase their level of physical activity through a fun and playful experience. LeDap Group clubs will seek to establish close cooperation with local padel sports associations in the communities where they are active.

Pontus Gustafson, President of We Are Padel and appointed CEO of the group LeDap also stressed: “We love padel and we are delighted with this partnership with Triton. We have worked side by side to create LeDap and we see a great opportunity to develop the sport in the future, as well as expanding and promoting padel associations to children and young players.”

Nasser Hoverini

Passionate about football, I discovered padel in 2019. Since then, I have been crazy in love with this sport to the point of abandoning my favorite sport.

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