• Early start to the tennis season – UTR Umag takes place from March 23 to 29
• The tournament is held for the first time in March, features the inaugural women’s edition, and represents the first of two editions this year
• Matches are played at the Stella Maris Tennis Complex, including the ATP Stadium Goran Ivanisevic
• The tournament offers a prize fund of 20,000 USD
• UTR Umag is part of the UTR Pro Tennis Tour series, an international platform that uses a unique ranking system and connects professional and developmental tournaments worldwide

• Umag kicks off the summer tennis season as part of the month of tennis! The second UTR Umag of the year takes place from June 21 to 27, 2026
• The tournament is held for the second consecutive year in this time slot
• All matches are played at the Stella Maris tennis complex, including the ATP Stadium Goran Ivanisevic
• The tournament features a prize fund of 20,000 USD, attracting high-level international players
• UTR Umag is part of the global UTR Pro Tennis Tour, an international platform that ranks players regardless of gender, age, or location

• ITF M15 Umag takes place from June 29 to July 5, 2026
• The tournament is being held for the second time and returns after a one-year break
• All matches are played at the ATP Stadium Goran Ivanisevic
• The tournament is part of the ITF World Tennis Tour, a professional development series that helps young players progress in their careers
• M15 tournaments feature a prize fund of 15,000 USD, are played according to ITF rules, and award ATP/ITF ranking points based on players’ results

• The ITF Wheelchair by HEP tournament will take place from in July, during Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of the ATP tournament in Umag
• This event reflects a shared commitment to empowering athletes and promoting a more inclusive sporting environment, with HEP as the title sponsor
• Held annually since 2019, the tournament highlights continuity and a strong commitment to the development of wheelchair tennis in Croatia
• All matches are played at the Stella Maris Tennis Complex and the Umag Tennis Academy, with the final staged at the Studenac Arena
• The tournament is part of the ITF Wheelchair Tennis Tour – an international professional circuit that enables players with physical disabilities to compete on standard courts using the two-bounce rule

The Hepi Tournament goes beyond being a premier sports event—it also serves as a valuable platform for fostering business relationships and networking among clients.

Through this event, HEP Opskrba creates an environment for its clients to connect, engage, and strengthen partnerships, while also continuing to nurture successful business ties with HEP Energija’s clients in Slovenia.

By combining sport with business, the tournament creates unique opportunities for collaboration, growth, and mutual success.