California Sports Surfaces’ Rebound Ace® Impact Polyurethane Flooring System Earns Prestigious FIBA Certification

MELBOURNE, Australia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 23, 2025--

California Sports Surfaces (CSS), the global leader in premium athletic surfacing, is proud to announce that its innovative Rebound Ace ® Impact system has officially earned certification from the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), the governing body for basketball worldwide.

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This milestone marks a significant achievement in California Sports Surfaces’ ongoing commitment to safety, performance, and quality. The FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre has rigorously tested and approved the Rebound Ace Impact surface for Level 2 indoor competition, verifying that it meets the world-class standards required for professional and international basketball play.

"Achieving FIBA certification is a proud moment for our team and a testament to the engineering behind Rebound Ace Impact," said Caroline Field, Vice President – General Manager Australia and Asia Pacific, ICP Group. "This system was designed with athlete safety, shock absorption, and performance consistency at its core—and it’s exciting to see that recognized on a global stage."

Engineered for Elite Indoor Play

Rebound Ace Impact blends cutting-edge polyurethane indoor cushioning technology with durable, low-maintenance finishes. The result is an impermeable surface that supports optimal ball bounce, controlled friction, and player comfort, making it ideal not only for basketball but also for multisport and multipurpose indoor environments. Rebound Ace Impact offers an exceptional combination of player safety and high-performance features, including:

With this certification, venues around the world can confidently select Rebound Ace Impact for their basketball courts, knowing they’re investing in a FIBA-approved surface that meets the highest international benchmarks.

For more information about FIBA Basketball, visit www.fiba.basketball. To learn more about California Sports Surfaces, visit www.CaliforniaSportsSurfaces.com. To learn more about ICP Group, visit www.ICPGroup.com.

About ICP

Innovative Chemical Products (ICP) Group is a leading specialty chemical manufacturer in North America and Australia, and provides coatings, adhesives and sealants globally. With operations headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts, and multiple manufacturing facilities around the world, ICP serves multiple end markets, including building materials, specialty construction and sports surfaces. ICP is privately held and manufactures products under several recognized specialty groups. For more information, visit www.ICPGroup.com.

ICP is a portfolio company of Audax Private Equity.

FIBA Approved Equipment

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Pechanga Fire Department firefighters monitor the smoky and fast-growing wildfire Springs Fire in Moreno Valley, Calif., Friday, April 3, 2026. (Terry Pierson /The Orange County Register via AP)