The GoodLife Valuation, Funding & Investors

Cult.fit is a Bangalore-headquartered health and fitness company founded in 2016. It operates over 280 gyms across 50 Indian cities, delivering trainer-led classes in yoga, dance, strength training, and cycling. The platform provides nutrition plans via EatFit cloud kitchens, mental wellness through Cult.Mind, and primary care consultations, serving 2 million monthly active users.

Herbalife Ltd is a health and wellness company. It provides health and wellness products in 95 markets through a direct-selling business model. Its product categories include Weight Management, Targeted Nutrition, Energy, Sports and Fitness, Outer Nutrition, and Literature, Promotional, and Other. Weight Management generates the majority of revenue, with products such as meal replacements, protein shakes, drink mixes, weight loss enhancers, and healthy snacks. Products are manufactured at facilities in Changsha and Suzhou, China; Lake Forest, California; and Winston-Salem, North Carolina, as well as by third-party providers. Revenues reflect sales to Members across North America, Latin America, EMEA, Asia Pacific, and China.

Calibrate is a New York-headquartered telehealth company offering a virtual program for metabolic health and weight management. Launched in 2020, it pairs FDA-approved GLP-1 medications like semaglutide with personalized coaching, nutrition plans, and behavioral therapy delivered via app and video sessions. The program targets adults with obesity, emphasizing long-term habit formation through weekly check-ins and biomarker tracking. Calibrate serves thousands of members nationwide and collaborates with obesity specialists from institutions like Mount Sinai.

Network School is a community and education program that brings together learning in technology, remote work and physical fitness under the slogan Learn, Burn, and Earn. Participants apply to join a global community building startups, skills and health through programs, events and workshops. The company has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Republic of Kazakhstan, which supports a new campus in Astana with expedited visas and assistance with redomiciliation for talent. Partners listed include Astana Hub, Superteam Kazakhstan, the Alatau City Authority and alem.ai. Network School operates from Singapore and was founded in 2024.

Johnson Health Tech Co Ltd is a producer of fitness equipment. The main activities of the company is manufacturing and selling sports equipment, cardio equipment, weight training equipment, and related electronic components.

Fiture is a China-based home fitness company producing interactive smart fitness mirrors and screens. Beijing-headquartered, it integrates AI coaching, real-time form correction, and thousands of on-demand classes in strength, cardio, and dance. The hardware connects to apps for gamified workouts and community leaderboards.

Zwift is an interactive fitness platform that virtualizes indoor cycling and running through 3D landscapes and social features. Long Beach-headquartered since its 2014 launch, Zwift connects users' bike trainers and treadmills to the app for group rides, training, and competitions with friends worldwide. The platform employs gaming technology to replicate outdoor experiences indoors.

Wellhub, formerly Gympass, is a corporate wellness company that employers use to give staff one membership covering gyms, studios, personal trainers and wellness apps for fitness, mindfulness, therapy, nutrition and sleep. It was founded in Brazil in 2012 by Cesar Carvalho, Vinicius Ferriani and Joao Thayro, moved its headquarters from Sao Paulo to New York in 2018 and later rebranded as Wellhub. The company aggregates independent partners rather than operating facilities. In 2025 it reported serving 39,000 corporate clients in 18 countries and connecting five million employee subscribers to 97,000 wellness partners, and it has about 1,800 employees. It raised $300 million from SoftBank in 2019, $220 million at a $2.2 billion valuation in 2021 and $85 million at $2.4 billion in 2023 led by EQT Growth. It bought Flaner, Trainiac, 7card, Andjoy, Vitalk, Fitprime and, for $600 million, Urban Sports Club.

Peloton Interactive Inc operates an interactive fitness platform. It operates its business in two reportable segments: Connected Fitness Products and Subscription. Connected Fitness Product derives revenue from the portfolio of Connected Fitness Products and related accessories, as well as Precor-branded fitness products, delivery and installation services, Peloton Bike portfolio rental products, extended warranty agreements, branded apparel, and commercial service contracts. Subscription revenue is derived from monthly Subscription fees. The company generates maximum revenue from the Subscription segment. Geographically, the company derives a majority of its revenue from North America and the rest from International markets.

Callaway Golf is a United States golf-equipment and active-lifestyle company founded in 1982 and based in Carlsbad, California. Its historical core business designs and sells golf clubs, golf balls, bags and accessories under the Callaway and Odyssey brands. Products reach individual golfers through sporting-goods retailers, specialist golf shops, distributors and direct channels. The company earns revenue from physical product sales and, following later expansion, entertainment and technology services. In 2003 Callaway acquired substantially all of the golf-related assets of the bankrupt Top-Flite business, including Top-Flite, Strata and Ben Hogan brands. That acquisition broadened its golf-ball and equipment range and added manufacturing and intellectual-property assets. The current corporate lineage became Topgolf Callaway Brands after the later combination with Topgolf, but the existing record represents the same historical buyer.

Hyperice is a Carlsbad, California-headquartered company manufacturing percussion massage devices, compression boots, and thermal wearables for athletic recovery. Its Hypervolt line delivers targeted vibration therapy up to 3,200 percussions per minute, adopted by over 400 professional sports teams including NBA's Los Angeles Lakers and NFL's New England Patriots. Founded in 2012, Hyperice expands into consumer fitness with Normatec recovery systems used in Olympic training facilities worldwide.

Technogym is an Italian manufacturer of fitness and wellness equipment headquartered in Cesena, founded in 1983 by Nerio Alessandri. It makes cardio and strength machines, connected training equipment and digital services for gyms, hotels, medical and sports centres and for home use, and sells them in markets worldwide. The company has more than 300 patents and reports revenue above EUR 1 billion. Its shares trade on Borsa Italiana, and the founding Alessandri family keeps control through Wellness Holding. Beyond equipment it has made small investments in fitness software and wellness start-ups, including a majority stake in the software company Exerp bought in 2016 and later sold, and it ran the Wellness Accelerator programme with H-Farm.

Shuhua Sports Co Ltd is a provider of fitness equipment and health solutions in China. It has four production bases and two operation centers in China. The company offers home fitness, commercial fitness, physical training, campus sports and various others. Its global business covers more than 60 countries and regions, including Europe and the United States, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

Found is a San Francisco-headquartered telehealth company founded in 2019 that prescribes GLP-1 medications like semaglutide for weight loss. It partners with U.S. pharmacies for compounded drugs and serves members across 50 states with virtual coaching and tracking tools.

Tonal is a San Francisco-headquartered fitness company manufacturing wall-mounted smart home gyms. Its flagship Tonal device uses AI-driven digital weights up to 200 pounds of resistance, adapting workouts in real time. Users access personalized strength training programs for muscle building, strength balance, and athletic performance, plus live and on-demand classes led by expert coaches. Founded in 2015, Tonal integrates electromagnetic resistance technology with a touchscreen interface for form feedback and progress tracking across over 200 exercises.