EGYM, a Munich-based startup focused on connected fitness, has secured a Series G funding round of over $200 million, bringing its valuation to over $1.2 billion. This investment will fuel EGYM’s expansion in key markets like the U.S. and U.K., where they have acquired smaller companies like Hussle and FitReserve.
EGYM founder Philipp Roesch-Schlanderer was inspired to create the company after experiencing his own frustrations with traditional gym experiences and the lack of data available to users.
EGYM’s business model is focused on a B2B2C approach, partnering with gyms and corporations to offer their fitness solutions.
EGYM has achieved significant success, boasting a network of 17,000 gym partners, 14,000 corporate customers, and over 3 million eligible employees.
EGYM’s AI-powered personal assistant, Genius, launched earlier this year and is tailored to the specific needs of the workout domain.
EGYM’s investment will enable them to expand their reach and further develop their technology.
EGYM is well-positioned to continue its growth trajectory, capitalizing on the rising demand for personalized fitness solutions and preventative healthcare.
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