Cult.fit IPO
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Cult.fit IPO details
About Cult.fit
Cult.Fit Limited is a fitness and wellness company that operates an integrated platform offering fitness services and fitness products through both online and offline channels. The company generates revenue primarily from fitness memberships, partner- and franchise-operated fitness centres, and the sale of fitness products through its digital platform and retail network. Its fitness services include company-owned centres, franchise and marketplace gyms, along with technology-enabled offerings delivered through the Cult.fit app. The company also sells active lifestyle and fitness-related products across multiple categories. Cult.Fit follows an asset-light expansion strategy by franchising fitness centres through its “gym-in-a-box” model, which supports partners with centre design, equipment, and operational processes. Its technology platform integrates fitness services and products, enabling cross-selling, customer engagement, class management, and operational efficiency across its network.
Financials of Cult.fit
Utilisation of proceeds
| Purpose | INR crores (%) |
| Set up new Cult Centres |
276.6 (29.10%) |
| Lease, rent and licence payments for existing fitness centres | 217.5 (22.90%) |
| Repay or prepay certain borrowings | 120 (12.60%) |
| Brand marketing, advertising and business promotion | 75 (7.90%) |
| Invest in Cultsport Private Limited to set up new Exclusive Brand Outlets (EBOs) | 23.4 (2.50%) |
| General corporate purposes | 237.5 (25%) |
Strengths
- Category creator and leader in India’s fitness services market with a focus on accessibility and innovation.
- An asset-light franchise model supports the scalable expansion of fitness centres.
- Technology platform improves customer experience and operational efficiency.
- Strong Cult.fit brand with omnichannel distribution across fitness services and products.
- Integrated business creates synergies between fitness services and fitness products.
Risks
- The business depends on continued demand for fitness services and fitness products in India.
- The business is seasonal, so quarterly performance may not reflect full-year results.
- Delays or cost overruns in planned expansion could affect business performance and results.
- Any change in the planned use of IPO proceeds requires shareholder approval and regulatory compliance.
- The company’s financial statements are prepared under Ind AS, which differs from IFRS and U.S. GAAP