Stadium · Sweden

How much did Guldfågeln Arena cost to build?

Guldfageln Arena, built as the Kalmar Arena, is the football stadium in Kalmar, Sweden, home of Kalmar FF, designed by Tengbom and built by NCC with groundbreaking on 12 December 2009 and opening on 11 April 2011, with about 12,150 places, financed jointly by Kalmar FF, the municipality and the property company Sveafastigheter. The news agency TT reported in December 2009 that the arena would cost 250 million kronor to build in total, with an NCC contract worth just over 230 million.

Reported project cost

SEK 250 million

Approximately $32.66 million

Cost basis: 2009

Guldfågeln Arena, Kalmar, Sweden
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Cost evidence

Basis of the published figure

Reported project cost2009
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Key dimensions

Capacityfotbollskanalen.se
12,150 seats

Project record

Timeline

  1. 12 December 2009

    Construction started

    fotbollskanalen.se
  2. 11 April 2011

    Opened or launched

    fotbollskanalen.se

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