DRIFT - SPORT
Maintains artificial tennis, multi-use and football surfaces for sports facility operators in the Czech market
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About DRIFT - SPORT
DRIFT–SPORT provides professional maintenance of artificial sports surfaces, including tennis and multi-use courts with silica infill and football pitches with rubber granulate infill. Its earlier activities included construction-equipment rental and design services.
The company has operated in the Czech market since 2005 and is headquartered in Brno. The registry classifies it as a joint-stock company with an employee band of 1–9.
Product: Professional maintenance of artificial tennis, multi-use and football sports surfaces.
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