MATCH Services AG
ActiveLimited or Corporation931100 - Operation of sports facilities
Vermarktung von sportlichen und kulturellen Anlässen; Ticketvertrieb und Unterkunftsmanagement für SportveranstaltungenSportverbände (insb. FIFA), lokale Organisationskomitees, Sportveranstalter
MATCH Services AG is a Swiss AG registered in Zürich, ZG. Its registered activity falls under Operation of sports facilities.
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Employees~10Revenue10.5M USDOfficers4Active Relations4Deleted Relations0SOGC Records1First Record27.08.2025Latest Activity01.09.2025SportmarketingKulturmarketingTicketingEventmanagementFIFA-Partner
Registry Information
- Swiss UID
- CHE-110.090.637
- Legal Name
- MATCH Services AG
- Legal Form
- Limited or Corporation
- Incorporated
- 17 Jun 2003
- Share Capital
- CHF 300'000.00
- Canton
- ZG
- Status
- Active
- Country
- Switzerland
Company Purpose
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NOGA Codes
(Industry classification)Operation of sports facilities
SARTS, SPORTS AND RECREATION93Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities931Sports activities9311Operation of sports facilities931100
Industry Health
Registered Address
Stauffacherstrasse 106
8004, Zürich, ZG
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Target Customers
Sportverbände (insb. FIFA), lokale Organisationskomitees, Sportveranstalter
Sources (7)
FIFA statement in relation to MATCH Services AG | KeirRadnedge.com
keirradnedge.com
Passport numbers reportedly exposed as massive security breach hits FIFA ticketing partner | TicketNews
ticketnews.com
FIFA World Cup partner faces antitrust probe | NRIPress
nripress.com
Statement regarding allocation of commercial rights by FIFA
infront.sport
MATCH Services AG – Zürich ZH | locaris.ch
locaris.ch
MATCH Services AG · Mercury-Reports
mercury-reports.com
WM-Ticketskandal: Vertriebspartner bringt die Fifa schwer in Verruf - WELT
welt.de