VivaGym closes 2025 with €202.6 million in revenue and Basic-Fit raises its by 18% in nine months. Adidas and Netflix have also revealed their figures.
The Spanish gym chain VivaGym closed 2025 with consolidated revenues of €202.6 million, an 83% increase from the previous year, according to Palco23 in its weekly summary of the sports business. The company also doubled its number of members.
The Dutch Basic-Fit increased its revenues by 18% in the first nine months of the fiscal year, reaching €1.217 billion, and maintains its forecasts for 2026. Both figures come from the earnings reports of each company.
In the equipment sector, Adidas surged its operating profit by 37%, reaching €1.008 billion, and raised its forecasts for 2026. Meanwhile, Sprinter, the Spanish sports equipment distribution chain, expects to open up to 20 locations in 2027 and continues to grow in Spain.
The online store Padelproshop expects to close 2026 with up to €27 million in sales. The purchasing central Forum Sport, owned by the Eroski group, maintains profitability in the 2025-2026 fiscal year with a profit exceeding €1 million.
In the audiovisual sector, Netflix closed the third quarter with revenues of $12.874 billion. DAZN lost nearly $1 billion in 2025, despite increasing its business by 22%.
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