PureGym reports “excellent Q3” with strong revenues and profits

Low-cost gym giant, PureGym, says it has made “excellent progress” through the first nine months of 2025, reporting revenues of £555.5m – up from £443.9m in the same period in 2024.

The 25% increase in revenues (of £112m) was driven largely by the acquisition of the US-based Blink Fitness sites in November 2024, which contributed £71m to the increase. PureGym said the remaining improvement has been driven by growth in average members and an increase in average revenue per member (ARPM). “The ARPM improvement has been a result of measured price increases in existing gyms and the maturation of new corporate-owned gyms in the last 12 months,” PureGym said.

Reporting its Q3 2025 results, the group said operating profits for the three months to 30 September were £34.8m, up from £20.3m from the same period in 2024. The company opened 13 new corporate-owned, corporate-operated (COCO) sites in the quarter, which means it now has 439 COCO sites in the UK as at 30 September 2025 – an increase of 47 on the 392 gyms it had on 30 September 2024.

PureGym said it continues to target new site opportunities, with further COCO gyms being rolled out in the UK in a “measured and controlled way”.

In total, the group now has 671 COCO gyms and 23 franchised sites across the UK, US, Denmark, Switzerland and the Middle East.

“The business has made excellent progress through the first 9 months of 2025. PureGym is in rude health, with accelerating momentum, and offers exciting prospects for the future,” PureGym said in a statement.

“The Group has a robust capital and liquidity position with £87m of cash on the balance sheet, which contributes towards £263m of available liquidity (including the Revolving Credit Facility of £175.5m), as well as a further £34m of cash available for use.”