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How much did the WWK Arena cost to build?

The WWK Arena, built as the Augsburg Arena and also called Schwabenstadion, is the home ground of FC Augsburg in Augsburg, Bavaria, owned by FC Augsburg 1907 e.V. and designed by Bernhard & Kögl, with HBM Stadien- und Sportstätten GmbH as general contractor. Built between November 2007 and July 2009 for about €45 million, it holds 30,660 spectators and first hosted a friendly on 26 July 2009 that FC Augsburg won 2-0. It replaced the Rosenaustadion and has carried the sponsor names Impuls Arena, SGL Arena and, since 2015, WWK Arena.

Reported project cost

€45 million

Approximately $62.77 million

Cost basis: 2009

SGL / (Impuls) Arena, Augsburg during the FIFA Women's World Cup Sweden vs North Korea.
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Reported project cost2009
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Timeline

  1. 2007

    Construction started

    FC Augsburg (official website)
  2. 26 July 2009

    Opened or launched

    FC Augsburg (official website)

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