Tecnifibre, a globally acclaimed sports equipment manufacturer, has solidified its position as a leading brand in tennis, padel, and squash. Their unwavering commitment to excellence is brilliantly reflected in the remarkable achievements of their elite athletes. In the realm of tennis, Technifibre proudly sponsors some of the sport's most exceptional talents. Daniil Medvedev, for instance, achieved the world No. 2 ranking and notably reached the US Open final in a dazzling 2021 season. Equally impressive, Ashleigh Barty, another Technifibre athlete, secured the prestigious world No. 1 ranking and emerged victorious at the iconic Wimbledon Championships in 2021. The roster of Tecnifibre's tennis stars further includes Iga Swiatek, who stunned the tennis world by winning the French Open in 2020, showcasing her exceptional talent and potential. In the realm of padel, Technifibre has forged strong partnerships with top talents like Lucía Sainz, who not only dominated the World Padel Tour but also secured the No. 1 ranking, and Juan Lebrón, whose remarkable skills on the court have made him a sensation on the World Padel Tour. In squash, Technifibre boasts associations with legendary players such as Mohamed El Shorbagy, a former world No. 1 and the British Open champion in 2019, and Nour El Sherbini, a dominant force in women's squash. These athletes' extraordinary achievements stand as a testament to Tecnifibre's relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation in sports equipment, underlining their unwavering commitment to empowering athletes with the best tools for success.

Tecnifibre's inspiring journey commenced in 1979 when Thierry Maissant, a devoted tennis enthusiast, co-founded Major Sport with former F1 driver Hermano da Silva Ramos. This marked the brand's inception and its mission to create sports products tailored to tennis players at every level. Notably, Tecnifibre revolutionized the string market with polyurethane technology, maintaining the tradition of 100% "Made In France" strings. In 1985, the brand extended its expertise to produce stringing machines and became the official stringer for numerous ATP tournaments. Over the years, Tecnifibre's global recognition grew, earning the honor of providing strings for the French Open and fueling its dedication to athlete-specific products. The brand's commitment to excellence also led to rackets tailored for competitive players, from squash to tennis. Further milestones include the creation of ITF and FFT-approved tennis balls, and a comprehensive program called NEXT that supports aspiring young players in partnership with Serbian player Janko Tipsarević. These endeavors have strengthened Tecnifibre's global presence, exemplified by Lacoste Holding's acquisition of 80% of the brand's capital in 2017. Today, Technifibre continues to empower athletes and uphold its legacy of innovation, while celebrating its 40th anniversary with a TF 40 Party in Paris, featuring athletes and friends of the brand. Recent achievements include Daniil Medvedev's remarkable wins at the Rolex Paris Masters and Nitto ATP Finals, along with rising tennis star Iga Swiatek's Grand Slam victory achieved with a Tecnifibre racket.