Exercise/Fitness

9/9/2026 |  Amazfit Parent Zepp Health Sees Q2 Profits Hit by Foreign Currency Headwinds (SGB UPDATE) Zepp Health Corporation, the Netherlands-based parent of the Amazfit brand of fitness and healthcare wearables, reported that revenues for the 2026 second quarter increased 6.9 percent year-over-year (y/y) to $63.5 million. The increase was said to be mainly driven by new product launches in the first half of 2026, including the Active 3 Premium, Active Max, and Cheetah models, while second-quarter sales were partially impacted by the new product launch timings and supply availability of the Balance 3 series.

8/26/2026 |  Amazon Forms Global Partnership with Hyrox Fitness Series (SGB UPDATE) Amazon is reporting that it signed an agreement to become an “official partner” for the Hyrox fitness competition series, which includes dedicated Hyrox storefronts, curated Amazon Music playlists and on-site activations for participating athletes. Amazon also reports it is the title partner for the Hyrox London event in December. 

8/26/2026 |  Report: Smart Ring Maker Oura Seeks to Raise $3B via IPO (SGB UPDATE) Oura Health Oy, a Finnish maker of smart rings that track health, fitness and sleep, is seeking to raise up to $3 billion in a U.S. initial public offering (IPO) that could come as early as September, according to Bloomberg.

8/24/2026 |  EXEC: Tecnica Group Founders to Raise Stake to 69.09 Percent (SGB UPDATE) The Zanatta family, founders of Italian outdoor footwear and ski equipment maker Tecnica Group, has agreed to buy back a 9.09 percent stake in the company from Italmobiliare for approximately €50 million ($58 mm).
The transaction is subject to the finalization of a financing agreement between Prime Holding S.p.A., the holding company controlling Tecnica Group and owned by the Zanatta family, and a pool of banks, which have already provided a binding commitment to the purchaser.

8/18/2026 |  Interactive Strength Sees Acquisitions Starting to Deliver Top- and Bottom-Line Benefits (SGB UPDATE) Interactive Strength Inc. (TRNR), owner of the Wattbike, Ergatta, Clmbr and ForMe connected fitness brands and pending acquirer of Stepr, is reporting that second quarter revenue amounted to $6.6 million, a 445 percent increase compared to the second quarter of 2025, with much of that year-over-year (y/y) growth coming from the first full quarter of consolidation for Ergatta.