Corporate Cyprus Padel League 2026 to be held in Nicosia — corporate tournament with 15 companies participating

Corporate Cyprus Padel League 2026, one of the largest annual corporate padel tournaments, is starting in Cyprus. The competition will feature 15 companies, 27 teams, and 108 players from across the island.
The tournament will last eight weeks — from February 2 to March 29, 2026 — and will take place on the modern courts of La Casa De Padel in Nicosia.
Each company can register up to two teams, each consisting of two to four players, with rotation allowed. This format allows more employees to participate while maintaining flexibility.
Teams will be divided into three groups.
The following advance directly to the quarterfinals:
- the two best teams from each group,
- as well as the two third-placed teams with the highest scores.
All matches will be held weekly with a points system.
The tournament will culminate in the Corporate Cup Finals on April 5, 2026, featuring semifinals and the grand final.
The final stage will be:
- open to the public,
- broadcast live with support from MixFM,
- complemented with a BBQ area for spectators.
All matches of the tournament will be available via live streaming.
Organizers Nikos Potamaris and Stefanos Kouvaris emphasized that the Corporate Cyprus Padel League is not only about sports but also a platform for collaboration, team spirit, and business networking.
According to them, the participation of 15 companies confirms that padel is becoming an important part of modern corporate culture in Cyprus.
The organizers also thanked the tournament’s gold sponsors — KPMG Cyprus, MetLife, and Themis Portfolio Management Ltd — for supporting the event.
“The game starts on the court — but the benefits return to the company,” the organizers noted.
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