What if your next padel project was located a few thousand kilometers from Europe, in the heart of the Indian Ocean?

A  A rare takeover opportunity is currently available in Mauritius. with the sale of two padel clubs already in operation. Investors can position themselves on  one of the two sites independently or across the entire network .

In total, the activity represents  7 padel courts spread across two locations , which also includes a 5-a-side football pitch.

Two locations with complementary profiles

The project is based on two sites located in two distinct and attractive areas of Mauritius:  one in the north and the other on the west coast .

The first relies in particular on a significant community and leisure dimension, while the second presents a positioning more oriented towards competition and events.

The interest of the case also lies in its history: it is not a construction project or a launch to be carried out entirely.  The business has been operating for about five years. , with an already established brand and customer base.

For a European investor wishing to enter the Mauritian padel market, the operation therefore makes it possible to consider taking over an existing structure rather than developing a center from scratch.

Starting from around 330,000 euros

Three recovery scenarios are proposed.

An initial installation can be acquired independently for an amount of approximately  330 000 euros .

The second, larger site is proposed around  640 000 euros .

Finally, it is also possible to negotiate.  the acquisition of the entire network This includes both facilities and seven padel courts. The total cost of this project is available upon request.

The amounts shown in euros are rounded equivalents and may naturally change depending on the exchange rate at the time of the transaction.

An opportunity for European investors

Beyond the existing infrastructure, the project may be of particular interest to a club operator wishing to expand internationally, an entrepreneur looking for an already operational business, or a group of investors wishing to take a position on the development of padel in the Indian Ocean.

Mauritius also presents an interesting feature for European entrepreneurs: its international tourist appeal and the presence of a local and expatriate clientele make it possible to imagine a model that is not based solely on local sporting activity.

With  Two locations, seven tracks, approximately five years of operation, and several takeover opportunities. The deal primarily offers different levels of investment: acquiring a first club from around 330,000 euros, taking over the second for around 640,000 euros or negotiating the entire network.

 Investors or operators wishing to obtain the complete file, financial information and terms of the takeover can contact Pro Padel Connect: info@propadelconnect.com. 

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.

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