Valencia, October 02, 2025 – Almost a month ago, Valencia opened the doors of the Roig Arena, the new multipurpose venue promoted by Juan Roig with an investment of 400 million euros. In this short period, the arena has already proven its potential as an economic, social, and cultural driver, placing the city on the map of major international events.
A strong start with impressive figures
The venue, with a capacity for 15,600 spectators at sporting events and up to 20,000 at concerts, has already hosted, among others:
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The debut of Valencia Basket, with record season ticket holders: more than 10,800 for the men’s team and 3,700 for the women’s team.
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The Endesa Super Cup, where Valencia Basket won its first title in its new home.
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An emotional tribute to Nino Bravo, bringing together thousands of attendees at one of the most high-profile inaugural concerts of the year.
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The Night of the Valencian Economy, organized by the Valencia Chamber of Commerce, turning the arena into a meeting point for business leaders, institutions, and international representatives.
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The Las Provincias Awards, bringing together key figures from the social, cultural, and economic fabric of the region.
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The gala to select candidates for the Fallas Queens of Valencia, gathering more than 12,000 people.
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The announcement that the arena will host the Copa del Rey basketball tournament in 2026 and 2027, consolidating its role in the national sports calendar.
An impact beyond sports
The Roig Arena is not only transforming the city’s leisure and sports offering but is also generating an estimated annual economic impact of 150 million euros. Hotels, restaurants, transport, commerce, and auxiliary services are already experiencing an increase in activity linked to the events concentrated in the venue.
In addition, the alliance with CaixaBank as a main sponsor reinforces business confidence in the project. It opens the door to new strategic collaborations with companies in sectors such as retail, technology, experiential marketing, and audiovisual production.
With this new venue, Valencia strengthens its international projection and its attractiveness for foreign companies seeking a dynamic, innovative, and connected environment. The city positions itself as a Mediterranean hub capable of attracting world-class events. From global concerts such as the LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2025 to key economic forums.
Looking ahead
The first month of life of the Roig Arena is just a preview of what is to come. A calendar full of cultural, sports, business, and social events that will help consolidate Valencia as one of the most attractive cities for investment and innovation in southern Europe.
