Nitto Bolsters ATP's Endgame Intensity Through 2030
In the pressurized confines of Turin's indoor arenas, where every point tests a player's tactical depth and mental edge, Nitto Denko Corporation recommits to the ATP Tour's pinnacle, extending its sponsorship to fuel the season's most gripping confrontations.

As the ATP season barrels toward its unforgiving conclusion, the Nitto ATP Finals loom as the ultimate crucible, drawing the world's elite to Turin's swift hard courts for a round-robin gauntlet that amplifies a year's worth of rivalries. Players, hardened by the circuit's diverse surfaces—from the gripping clay of Paris to the speedy grass of London—must pivot seamlessly, trading baseline endurance for precise inside-out forehands and down-the-line backhands that exploit the indoor bounce. This announcement today cements Nitto's role as title partner through 2030, ensuring the event's electric atmosphere, where crowd roars punctuate every 1–2 combination, remains a cornerstone of tennis's psychological drama.
Partnership elevates event's core drama
Nitto Denko Corporation, as Gold Partner of the ATP Tour, will sustain its prominent presence across the season-ending spectacle, now anchored in Italy for the next five years following its Turin base since 2021. Since assuming the title sponsorship in 2017, the company has drawn over a million fans to the stands, first in London and then in the Pala Alpitour, where the tension builds with each crosscourt rally under the lights. Their branding touches every corner, from on-court logos to the Fan Village, where spectators immerse in sustainability themes amid the matches' relentless tempo.
The 2025 Nitto ATP Finals trophy ceremony. Photo: Corinne Dubreuil/ATP Tour
“Nitto has been our trusted partner for almost a decade now. Their commitment to the Nitto ATP Finals has helped make it what it is today – a world-class experience for both fans and players. Their impact doesn’t stop there – they’ve fully embraced sustainability, leading the way in building an event that drives real, positive change. We’re proud to keep working with a partner equally invested in pushing our sport to new heights.”
Eno Polo, ATP CEO, underscores how this alliance transforms the Finals into more than competition, embedding initiatives that resonate with the sport's demands for resilience and innovation.
Sustainability echoes players' adaptive grit
Guided by its ESG ambitions, Nitto spearheads efforts like the annual Innovation Summit, convening leaders to address environmental challenges in ways that parallel a player's mid-match adjustments—shifting from defensive underspin slices to aggressive inside-in winners. The Torino Green Project, in partnership with local authorities and the Italian Tennis Federation, targets CO2 reductions, aligning the event's operations with the clean, efficient strokes that define elite play on these fast courts. These steps extend to community outreach, with invitations for children from Turin-based charity U.G.I. ODV to walk hand-in-hand with players onto the court, blending the arena's high stakes with moments of shared humanity.
Hideo Takasaki, Nitto's president and CEO, draws direct lines between the company's Global Niche Top strategy and the athletes' pursuit of excellence, noting how their bold challenges inspire organizational breakthroughs.
"We are pleased to announce to our stakeholders the continuation of our title sponsorship of the Nitto ATP Finals. Since the inception of our partnership in 2017, we have consistently supported players striving for excellence, recognizing parallels with our own Global Niche Top strategy. Furthermore, the players’ bold pursuit of challenges has fostered a culture of taking on challenges within the Nitto Group, transcending organizational boundaries, and has served as a profound source of inspiration. We remain committed to drive to further growth and hope this tournament continues to deliver amazement and inspiration to fans around the world."
Such parallels highlight how Nitto's involvement fortifies the mental fortitude required to navigate the Finals' format, where a single tactical lapse can derail a semifinal path.
Broad exposure sharpens tour's global edge
Beyond the year-end spotlight, Nitto gains year-round visibility on ATP digital and social channels, capturing the circuit's pulse from clutch down-the-line passes in early tournaments to reflective post-match insights. During medical timeouts, their branding on physiotherapists supports the physical recovery that sustains players through surface transitions, much like recalibrating grips for indoor precision after outdoor humidity. This extension also marks Nitto as Official Partner of the Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships, the ATP 500 in Tokyo, where hard courts under Asian skies demand endurance that foreshadows the Finals' intensity.
As 2025 approaches, with the trophy set to gleam amid Turin's charged crowds, this deepened commitment promises sustained evolution in tennis's tactical landscape—rallies that stretch resolve, innovations that lighten the sport's footprint, and a partnership that keeps the endgame's drama vividly alive through 2030.


