Fluidra, a global leader in connected solutions for the pool and wellness sector, is expanding its involvement in international sports with four large-scale aquatic infrastructure projects. With a combined value exceeding EUR10 million, these developments highlight the company's technical expertise in the context of top-level competition.
Four new projects in Paraguay, Italy, Romania and India reflect the company's commitment to innovation and sustainability
Olympic Aquatic Centre for the 2025 Junior Pan American Games in Paraguay
In Paraguay, Fluidra is delivering a turnkey project for the future Olympic Aquatic Centre in Asunción, which will host the Junior Pan American Games from 9 to 23 August 2025. The development includes:
- An Olympic pool for water polo and artistic swimming, built with Skypool modular panels, a construction system that adapts easily to both new and existing infrastructures.
- A Bulkhead system, a movable platform that allows the pool to be divided into independent zones for versatile use.
- A diving pool fitted with Sparger technology, which releases high-pressure air from the pool floor to create bubbles that cushion divers' entry and enhance safety.
Fluidra is also responsible for the design, installation, supervision and commissioning of the water treatment and heating systems, as well as competition equipment for both swimming and diving. Additionally, the company will provide on-site maintenance during the competition to ensure the facilities perform at their best.
Fluidra delivers high-performance infrastructure for major international sporting events
Competition pools for the 2026 Mediterranean Games in Italy
In Italy, the company is constructing two pools for the 2026 Mediterranean Games to be held in Taranto: one indoor eight-lane pool and one outdoor ten-lane pool.
Both pools will feature Skypool technology and Bulkhead systems. The aquatic centre, designed by the MDU Architetti studio, will combine sustainability and urban regeneration, while respecting the city's coastal landscape.
Large-scale aquatic complex in Romania
In Romania, Fluidra has been selected to design and build a complete aquatic centre in Târgu Secuiesc, as part of the largest public investment in the city's modern history. Expected to open by the end of 2025, the complex will include:
- A competition pool
- A training pool
- A recreational pool
- A children's pool
- Three circular spas
The turnkey contract covers all mechanical, electrical and plumbing installations, along with competition and wellness equipment, to provide a high-quality facility for both sport and leisure use.
Fluidra delivers high-performance infrastructure for major international sporting events
Pool installation for a sports redevelopment project in India
Finally, in India, Fluidra - through its local subsidiary - is leading the design of a competition pool near Jowai, as part of the Wahiajer Stadium renovation project. Built with Skypool technology, the pool is part of a turnkey contract offering a comprehensive solution that ensures efficient construction and long-term maintenance.
"We're proud to play a role in creating world-class venues for some of the most important events in global aquatic sports," said Thorsten Muck, General Manager of Fluidra's Commercial Pool Division. "These projects reflect our long-term commitment to the sport and our drive to deliver sustainable, high-performance solutions that elevate the athlete experience and maximize facility performance. They also reinforce our ambition to remain a leading force in the international aquatic landscape."
With these four international projects, Fluidra continues to consolidate its position as a global benchmark in aquatic sports, combining innovation, reliability and sustainability.
