| 1970 |
The first GreenSet® tennis courts were built in France and Italy |
| 1971 |
Started exportations to Switzerland and Austria in 1974. |
| 1985 |
More than 5000 surfaces had been built in Europe, which means that GreenSet® became the market leader in France, Germany, Austria, Italy and Switzerland. |
| Since 1987 |
An agency was set up in Spain, which later would become the headquarters. GreenSet® became leader to the point of exporting to markets located in the North Africa (Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Morocco and Egypt). |
| 1999 |
New markets were opened in Ireland, Norway, Slovenia, Portugal, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, Greece and Ukraine. This reflects the global growth of tennis and the recognition of GreenSet® as the market leader brand. |
| Last 4 years |
GreenSet® has started exportations to Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Russia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Australia, China, New Zealand and Thailand. |
| 2009 |
More than 60,000 GreenSet® tennis courts have been built and are in use. |
| 1976 |
GreenSet® developed a type of mobile tennis court especially for exhibitions and tournaments for both indoor and outdoor named GreenSet® Grand Prix Tournament. The first court was installed for an exhibition in Austria (Natase, Okker and Kary). The satisfaction expressed by the players was such that these courts quickly became the most used surfaces in the professional circuit. |
| 1982 |
GreenSet® developed a product especially for tournaments: Mobile Tournament Court (MTC), a mobile indoor court. This product has been improved over the years, especially the formula for the product, obtaining a finer and more comfortable texture. This has lead to the fact that the players themselves are showing their preference for this surface. This is also evidenced by the ATP Masters, which has been played on GreenSet® since 30 years ago. |
| 1989 |
In order to compete with the Supreme court, GreenSet® developed the Trophy® surface, which is also a prefabricated PVC carpet. Launched in 1989, it meant a considerable improvement to its direct competitor, and became the most used area of the ATP tournament from 1990 until 1997. |
| Hoy |
MTC GreenSet® is by far the most used area in the world circuit of the ATP indoor. Since 1976, more than 500 tournaments in the professional tennis circuit have been played on GreenSet® surfaces. |
