iFIT has filed for an IPO that could raise an estimated $800 million, given demand for the connected fitness company.
Formerly known as Icon Health Fitness, iFIT offers interactive workouts, training programs, and instruction from world-class trainers.
The company owns various fitness brands including FreeMotion and NordicTrack, and has more than 6.1 million members in over 120 counties — including 1.5 million paying subscribers.
The company generated $1.7 billion in revenue in fiscal 2021, up from $851.7 million during the same period a year prior.
IFIT is wasting no time bolstering its portfolio in anticipation of an IPO.
- In July, the company acquired 29029, a producer of endurance hiking events that mirror climbing Mount Everest. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.
- That same month, it acquired women’s health and fitness platform Sweat for a reported $300 million.
iFIT’s desire to go public is the result of companies looking to benefit from a home fitness equipment market projected to reach $11.45 billion by 2027.
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