NH Capital enters the shareholding of Basket Zaragoza

Basket Zaragoza has formalized the incorporation of NH Capital into the shareholding of the entity, completing an operation structured through the sale of shares, capital increase, and contribution from Zaragoza CFF. This strategic move follows the roadmap established months ago and marks a turning point in the recent history of the Aragonese club.

A strategic partner to consolidate the project

The arrival of NH Capital to the project represents the formal incorporation of Zaragoza CFF into the Basket Zaragoza Group, opening a new phase aimed at consolidating the future of the entity. The operation strengthens the club's structure and enhances its growth in multiple dimensions: sports, social, institutional, and business. All of this is within a clear vision of strengthening women's sports in Aragon, a strategic sector for the region.

Reynaldo Benito, president of Basket Zaragoza, has evaluated this incorporation as "an important step for the future of the club." In subsequent statements, Benito emphasized that "the incorporation of NH Capital allows us to open a new phase with enthusiasm, responsibility, and ambition. Basket Zaragoza maintains its roots, its identity and its commitment to Zaragoza and Aragón, but adds a new support to continue growing and face future challenges with more strength."

Preserved identity and differentiated management

Basket Zaragoza retains its identity, its historical roots in Zaragoza and Aragon, and its commitment to responsible and sustainable management. All previous shareholders remain in the project after selling part of their stake, ensuring continuity and stability. Reynaldo Benito will continue to hold the majority shareholding and will remain at the forefront of the presidency, management, and strategic vision of the entity.

Similarly, Zaragoza CFF maintains its football identity and its own sports project, without interference in its competitive autonomy. From an operational perspective, basketball and football will continue to be managed separately, respecting the specificity of each discipline. NH Capital will maintain control of the football project and continue to lead the strategic vision and development of the football team.

A dual structure with a unified vision

This organizational architecture allows both disciplines to benefit from business and strategic synergies without losing their operational autonomy. The separation of management ensures that each sports project can develop according to its own needs and competitive dynamics, while the shareholder integration facilitates economies of scale and a shared vision of sustainable growth.

Celebrating 25 years with renewed momentum

The incorporation of NH Capital reinforces the club's desire to continue growing from a position of stability, adding new capabilities and strategic momentum. This year is particularly significant for Basket Zaragoza, which celebrates its 25th anniversary during a period of positive transformation. The operation comes at a time when the club seeks to consolidate its projection and face new challenges with reinforced resources.

Nicolas Hien, founder of NH Capital, highlighted the long-term commitment of his fund to the region: "This step reinforces our long-term commitment to Zaragoza, Aragon, and the growth of women's sports. We want to build from Zaragoza a platform with local roots, a professional structure, and international ambition, and create a bridge between Aragon and Quebec."

Hien added a reflection on the possibilities for regional collaboration: "We believe that both regions can learn a lot from each other in sports, business, and the way communities come together around women's sports." This transcontinental vision opens up possibilities for exchange and mutual learning between territories with complementary sports traditions.

A new phase to consolidate value

With this incorporation, the Basket Zaragoza Group faces a new phase with clear objectives: to consolidate its sports project, reinforce its organizational structure, and generate value for Zaragoza and Aragon. The operation represents a vote of confidence in the viability of the Aragonese sports model and in the growth potential of disciplines such as basketball and women's football.

The incorporation of NH Capital into the shareholding of Basket Zaragoza occurs in a context where international investors are showing increasing interest in Spanish sports projects with development potential. This operation positions the club as a benchmark in the region and strengthens its competitive capacity in the medium and long term, ensuring that both the basketball project and that of Zaragoza CFF have the resources and strategic support to face future challenges with solidity.

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