Nordic Open is reclaiming its historic name Stockholm Open and has entered into a three-year partnership with Bybit, which joins as the new title partner. As a result, the tournament will change its name to Bybit Stockholm Open starting in 2026.
Bybit is one of the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges and enters into the title partnership as part of its launch in the Nordic market.
- We are pleased to present our new partnership with Bybit today. The collaboration with Bybit gives us a long-term opportunity to develop Stockholm Open in a way that benefits both spectators and players. We are particularly pleased to jointly reclaim the tournament’s original name, which reflects our home base. Thanks to the new title partnership, Bybit Stockholm Open is now entering a new phase with the ambition of creating even greater value for the audience, the players and Swedish tennis, says Rasmus Hult, CEO of Bybit Stockholm Open.
- We are very proud that Bybit has identified Stockholm Open as a strategic platform for its Nordic launch. We look forward to an exciting and long-term collaboration where, together, we take the tournament to the next level, says Olle Wicksell, Head of Sponsorship at Bybit Stockholm Open.
- It is with great pride and humility that we at Bybit step in as title partner to one of Sweden’s and the Nordic region’s most prestigious sporting events. Sweden has been a leading nation in tennis as well as in financial markets for several decades. Creating new value between these two worlds is something we truly look forward to. On a personal note, I am especially pleased with the partnership as I have a strong interest in tennis and have previously worked at a tennis club, says Gustav Buder, Nordic Head of Bybit.
Bybit Stockholm Open is the largest tournament in the Nordic region and the ATP Tour’s oldest indoor tournament.
