Technogym Revenue Climbs 10% as Luxury Fitness Demand Holds

The results mark Technogym’s tenth anniversary as a publicly traded company, with growth across all regions

Technogym reported consolidated revenue of €236.8 million ($278.9 million) for the first quarter of 2026, up 10.1% year over year.

The luxury Italian fitness equipment brand has expanded into life sciences with “healthness,” supporting longevity with its AI ecosystem, which can be found in gyms, homes, hotels, performance facilities and corporate and medical settings. 

Technogym’s commercial business climbed 10.8% to €185.8 million, while its consumer segment rose 7.9% to €51 million.

Every region posted year-over-year gains, with Italy leading the pack with 20.7% growth, followed by APAC at 14.4% and MEIA at 13.5%. Europe, excluding Italy, grew 8.6%, and the Americas, which includes North America and LATAM, grew 2.5%.

The quarter marked Technogym’s tenth anniversary on the Borsa Italiana stock exchange, where it listed May 3, 2016. 

“Innovation and commitment to spreading the culture of wellness have always been at the center of our growth strategy,” Technogym founder and CEO Nerio Alessandri said, pointing to the brand’s recent launch of its elevated Sand Stone collection, its Pure Strength line and a new Google partnership to enhance its Technogym AI Ecosystem with new services.

“Despite market difficulties and rising costs due to ongoing conflicts, Technogym continues to invest across the board to seize the potential of the prevention, sports, and healthy longevity markets,” he said.