03/11/2026,

European gym operator Basic Fit reported 17% revenue growth in 2025, reaching €1.42 billion compared with €1.215 billion in 2024.

The company opened 85 new clubs during the year, bringing its total number of owned gyms to 1,660 locations, while membership increased 13% to 4.82 million members.

Following the acquisition of Clever Fit in October, the combined network expanded to 2,151 gyms and 5.8 million memberships, strengthening Basic-Fit’s presence particularly in France, Spain and Germany.

Adjusted EBITDA rose 11% to €348 million, while adjusted net profit increased 24% to €54.3 million. Total net profit reached €14.3 million compared with €8 million in the previous year.

Operational efficiency also improved, with administrative costs declining relative to revenue and average revenue per member increasing from €24.24 to €24.91 per month. The improvement was supported by new pricing structures and the continued rollout of 24/7 and extended-hours gym models across European markets.

CEO René Moos said the company entered 2026 with strong momentum, adding more than 200,000 new members in the first ten weeks of the year.

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