Club Deportivo Badajoz

What Club Deportivo Badajoz does

Club Deportivo Badajoz is a Spanish football club founded in 1900 and based in Badajoz, Extremadura. It competes in the lower tiers of Spanish professional football (the 2025/2026 season data shows it in the Tercera División / Primera RFEF with 81 points from 25 wins, 6 draws, and 7 losses) and in 2026 achieved promotion to Segunda RFEF via a playoff victory against CD Cuarte. The club operates a multi-team structure including a men's first team, women's teams across multiple age categories (Femenino, Cadete Femenino, Infantil Femenino, Alevín Femenino), and a youth academy (Cantera) spanning Prebenjamín through Juvenil.

The club's core asset is Estadio Nuevo Vivero, a 14,898-seat all-seater stadium inaugurated in 1998 and renovated in 2019-2020, which has hosted four Spanish national team internationals. Its revenue model combines match-day income (individual match tickets at €10-€30 by zone and age category; season tickets at comparable tiers), sponsorship (kit supplier Macron, beverage and food sponsors Coca-Cola and McDonald's, local sponsors BadaEnergy, Albroska, Activate, Hierros-Díaz, Hotel Río, and individual supporter Pepe Carballo), institutional support (Ayuntamiento de Badajoz, Diputación de Badajoz, Federación Extremeña de Fútbol), merchandise via the Macron official store, and performance partnerships (Scientiffic Nutrition, 2026). Distribution is entirely domestic and concentrated in Extremadura, with tickets sold at the stadium, club offices, and a website (cdbadajoz.acyti.com).

The club is privately held with no parent company or public-market listing, legally known as Club Deportivo Badajoz, doing business as CD Badajoz. Headcount is 51-100. It operates with no disclosed AI/ML capabilities, no patents, and no technology partnerships beyond its standard e-commerce and ticketing platforms. In 2026 it had a FIFA payment sanction that temporarily blocked federative rights, which was subsequently resolved.

Name

Club Deportivo Badajoz

Legal name

Club Deportivo Badajoz

Website

https://clubdeportivobadajoz.es

Company type

Private

Founded year

1900

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Club Deportivo Badajoz is a historic Spanish football club founded in 1900, based in Badajoz, Extremadura, competing in the Spanish third tier and recently promoted to Segunda RFEF. It operates a men's first team, women's teams, and a youth academy, playing at the 14,898-seat Estadio Nuevo Vivero.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Badajoz

HQ country

Spain

HQ region

Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Pricing tiers

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels8 records

Core offering

Club Deportivo Badajoz is a historic Spanish professional football club that fields competitive men's, women's, and youth teams in national and regional football competitions. Its commercial offering centers on live matchday experiences at its 14,898-seat Estadio Nuevo Vivero, sold through season ticket subscriptions (Abonos) and individual match tickets priced by stadium zone and age category, complemented by an official merchandise range operated with Macron and a multi-tier youth academy (Cantera).

Product overview

Club Deportivo Badajoz operates as a professional football club offering a comprehensive portfolio of products and services centered around football team participation and matchday experiences. The core offering is the football team's participation in Primera RFEF (Tercera División), supported by youth academy (Cantera) programs spanning multiple age groups from Prebenjamín through Juvenil, and women's football teams. Supporting services include Estadio Nuevo Vivero (a 14,898-capacity stadium), season ticket subscriptions, individual match ticket sales, and an official merchandise store operated through Macron. The club's product ecosystem is structured around community engagement and sporting events rather than technology products.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Season Ticket (Abonos) 2026/27 Annual subscription program providing full-season access to home league matches, pre-season friendlies, and team presentation matches for the 2026/27 season. Pricing varies by stadium zone (Fondo, Preferencia, Tribuna) and age category.
• Individual Match Tickets Pay-as-you-go entry tickets for individual regular-season home matches, priced by stadium zone (Fondo, Preferencia, Tribuna) and age category; includes disability supplement and free admission for children 0-3 years.
• Official Club Merchandise Official CD Badajoz apparel and accessories sold through the Macron online store, including match kits, training wear, and fan merchandise.
• Cantera Youth Football Academy Structured youth football development program covering Prebenjamín, Benjamín, Alevín, Infantil, Cadete, and Juvenil age categories for young footballers in the Extremadura region.
• Club Deportivo Badajoz Senior Football Team Competition Senior men's professional football team competing in Spanish league competition (Tercera División / Primera Federación in 2025/2026 season with 25 wins, 6 draws, 7 losses and 81 points).
• Club Deportivo Badajoz Women's Football Teams Women's football program comprising Femenino, Cadete femenino, Infantil femenino, and Alevín femenino teams.
• Estadio Nuevo Vivero Stadium Hire and Hosting 14,898-seat all-seater stadium venue used for club home matches and external event hosting (national team matches, Copa del Rey games), featuring covered main tribuna, presidential box, locker rooms, press room, electronic scoreboard, four lighting towers, and approximately 1,000 parking spaces.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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No

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Partnerships

14 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Scientiffic NutritioncoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 August 2026Scientiffic Nutrition becomes official sports nutrition supplier for CD Badajoz first team. The partnership provides nutritional products designed to optimize physical preparation, recovery, and performance. Scientiffic Nutrition is a reference brand in sports nutrition, working with entities like RFEF, Real Betis, RC Celta, Sevilla FC, and RCD Espanyol.
• MacroncoreOthersMacron is the official technical kit supplier for CD Badajoz, providing match kits, training wear, and merchandise through their official store.
• ActivateminorOthersLocal/regional sponsor listed in club sponsorship section.
• AlbroskaminorOthersLocal/regional sponsor listed in club sponsorship section.
• BadaEnergyminorOthersLocal/regional sponsor listed in club sponsorship section.
• Coca-ColaminorOthersInternational beverage sponsor listed in club sponsorship section.
• McDonald'sminorOthersInternational restaurant chain sponsor listed in club sponsorship section.
• EnerDrinkminorOthersEnergy drink sponsor that runs promotional giveaways including shirts and VIP box tickets at matches.
• Ayuntamiento de BadajozcoreOthersLocal government entity providing support for club activities, stadium access, and community events.
• Diputación de BadajozcoreOthersProvincial government entity supporting club operations and stadium construction originally.
• Federación Extremeña de FútbolcoreOthersRegional football federation providing medical support through Dr. García Hermosa and organizational framework.
• Pepe CarballominorOthersIndividual sponsor mentioned for unconditional support along with other sponsors.
• Hierros-DíazminorOthersLocal business sponsor mentioned for special support.
• Hotel RíominorOthersLocal hotel sponsor mentioned for special support.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights2 records

Direct peers

• Córdoba CF: Andalusian football club with a deep history and recent experience in lower Spanish divisions after higher-tier seasons. Direct peer because the size, infrastructure, and commercial model closely mirror CD Badajoz, and both share the challenge of monetizing a large stadium in a smaller regional market.
• Barakaldo CF: Basque regional club with a comparable fan-driven, lower-division business model and a strong community identity. Direct peer because it operates with similar headcount, ticketing approach, and small-sponsor ecosystem in a regional Spanish market.
• Mérida AD: Another historic Extremaduran football club based in Mérida, currently competing in the lower tiers of Spanish football with a similar fanbase and regional identity. Direct peer because it operates in the same geography, similar tier, and competes head-to-head for local support and sponsorships.
• CD Castellón: Regional Spanish club from the Valencia region with a comparable heritage and recent experience climbing up from lower divisions. Direct peer because of similar size, infrastructure scale, and a multi-product sports platform targeting regional fan loyalty.
• Real Jaén: Historic Andalusian club currently in the lower tiers of Spanish football, with a comparable regional fanbase and stadium-driven business model. Direct peer because both clubs share similar heritage, current tier, and reliance on local sponsorship and ticketing.
• CF Extremadura: Historical Extremadura rival with a long history of competitive overlap with CD Badajoz in regional and national competitions. Direct peer because of identical geography, heritage, and a derby-style rivalry that defines the local sporting market.
• Real Murcia: Historic regional Spanish club that has cycled between Segunda División and lower tiers, with a comparable stadium and fan-driven commercial model. Direct peer because it operates at a similar scale, competes in nearby regional leagues, and offers a benchmark for second-tier-vs-lower-tier economics.
• Recreativo de Huelva: Historic Spanish football club from Huelva, currently in the lower divisions after previous higher-tier stints, with a similar heritage-led brand and regional identity. Direct peer because it shares a comparable trajectory (historic club now competing in lower divisions with community-rooted monetization).
• CP Cacereño: Historic club from Cáceres in the same regional ecosystem, playing in the lower tiers of Spanish football. Direct peer because it shares Extremaduran geography, comparable stadium and revenue scale, and operates an identical community-based model.
• CD Don Benito: Extremaduran club also competing in the lower Spanish football divisions, with a comparable fanbase size and business model centered on matchday, sponsorships, and regional identity. Direct peer because it contends with CD Badajoz for local market share in Extremadura and operates in the same tier of the football pyramid.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/CDBadajoz
• YouTubeyoutube.com/@clubdeportivobadajoz
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/cd-badajoz
• Instagraminstagram.com/cdbadajoz
• TikToktiktok.com/@cdbadajoz?lang=es
• Facebookfacebook.com/cdbadajoz

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Investors

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