24 October 2026
Why a club hiring an investment bank changes the market
When a football club hires an investment bank, sport becomes an asset class. We explain what the shift means for social infrastructure in Stockholm.

Stockholm region, Sweden
Sports and events arena & sports park
We are planning a multi-sports arena where everyone is welcome, a 15,000-seat centre court for sport and culture, and a public sports park, designed on the award-winning Bourbon Beans Dome by the Japanese architect Endo Shuhei. Not a sports venue but social infrastructure: one building that addresses the region’s thirty-year shortage of facilities, its public-health bill and its integration challenge. We are looking for investors, municipalities, public bodies and sponsors to build it together.
Bourbon Beans Dome, Miki City. Photo © Endo Shuhei Architect Institute
The Dome Sweden is a multi-sports arena that is easy to reach on foot and by public transport. It is open to everyone and offers the opportunity to play and practice tennis, squash, padel, beach tennis, touchtennis, badminton and table tennis, as well as to take part in fitness and well-being activities led by professional trainers. Its shared spaces encourage interaction between members, and between families and friends of all ages. The Dome Sweden encourages and promotes sport in the Stockholm region.
Seven racquet sports and more under one roof
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We promote sports at all levels of society. We work with grassroots sports. We provide Fritidsgård Sport and run after-school sports clubs, offer classes that attract women and advocate the integration of the new Swedes through the democratization of sports. We develop programs for all disabled people in all the Sports on offer. The Dome Sweden is a purpose-driven company that wants to contribute to solving urban resilience.
A strong sports movement contributes to building social sustainability in society. Everyone should have the opportunity for physical activity in a city that is growing, hence the need for guaranteed access to sports facilities.
The public is encouraged to participate in outdoor sports, such as climbing walls, exercise machines and team sports in the field. Running track around the perimeter of the park is artificially frozen in winter for cross-country skiing.
Our 15,000 seat center court is suitable for showcasing the most prestigious sporting extravaganzas as well as socio-cultural events such as concerts, stand-up comedians and many other innovative events.
The Dome Sweden’s construction and operation is sustainable through and through. It respects and promotes the environment and surrounding nature. In line with Sweden’s goal to reach Net-Zero emissions, it will strive to become the first fully sustainable and smart arena in Scandinavia.
The Dome Sweden is a purpose-driven company. To build the arena we need capital, a site and partners who share the goal: more people in sport, in a safer, healthier Stockholm. Federations, clubs and coaches who want a permanent home are welcome too.
Why a multi-sports arena in a growing capital with a thirty-year shortage of facilities is a case worth looking at, and what the project needs now.
For investorsHow The Dome Sweden helps meet the region’s need for guaranteed access to sports facilities, integration, safety and public health, and how a partnership can work.
For municipalitiesA 15,000-seat centre court, international events and a year-round community of players, families and coaches to be seen with, and purpose you can report on.
For sponsorsWorld-class facilities for tennis, squash, padel, beach tennis, touchtennis, badminton and table tennis, professional coaching in every sport and education all year round.
The arenaThe capital suffers from inequality in sports facilities, a shortage that has lasted more than thirty years, poor integration of new Swedes and a rise in gang culture and crime. The Dome Sweden aims to be a place where people thrive through sport, meet, and learn the values of community life.
32 300
Stockholmers per sports hall, compared with 12,700 in Gothenburg.
30+
years of shortage of sports facilities in the Stockholm region.
2.7 m
inhabitants in the region by 2030, and the facilities have not kept up.
13 of 17
global goals that physical activity has the potential to affect, according to the World Health Organization.
Figures from The Dome Sweden’s presentation (SV). Giving girls and women equal access to sport as men is a stated goal of the project.

Bourbon Beans Dome, Miki City. Photo © Endo Shuhei Architect Institute
The Dome Sweden offers new and exciting opportunities for the future of Swedish sport. It is based on the successful and award-winning design by Japanese architect Endo Shuhei: the Bourbon Beans Dome of Miki City, built near Kobe, Japan, which hosts international tennis events under one roof, surrounded by a public park.






The Dome Sweden is led by founder and CEO Fabrice Mary, former player and international tennis coach, together with Ingrid Löfdahl Bentzer, Sweden’s former number one and world number 14, lawyer Jean-Jacques Zander, architect Endo Shuhei and advisors Anders and Bengt Grundberg.
24 October 2026
When a football club hires an investment bank, sport becomes an asset class. We explain what the shift means for social infrastructure in Stockholm.
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Swedish talents should not have to leave the country at fourteen to develop. An arena where professionals and recreational players train side by side, with coaches in every sport and indoor courts all year, keeps the next generation at home.
6 October 2026
The Dome Sweden will report every year on a fixed set of indicators, from visitors and the share of children and young people to physical-activity outcomes and environmental data, so investors, municipalities and partners can report what they contributed to.
You talk directly to Fabrice Mary, founder and CEO. We reply within two business days, in English or Swedish.
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