Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — Sport Clubs Company H1 2025 profit rose to SAR 10.27 million, up 9.6% from SAR 9.37 million in H1 2024, driven by rising membership figures and continued growth across the company’s core fitness divisions, the company reported via Tadawul.

Sport Clubs Company Posts SAR 10.27M H1 2025 Profit on Membership Surge

H1 revenue increased 18.8% year-on-year to SAR 166.85 million, supported by strong performance across all units:

  • Body Motions (women’s clubs): +7.5%
  • Body Masters (men’s clubs): +6%
  • Body Experts (fitness solutions): +272.8%

Gross profit rose 13% to SAR 39.41 million, and operating profit grew 20.9% to SAR 25.55 million. EPS improved to SAR 0.99, from SAR 0.90 a year earlier. Total comprehensive income climbed 50.1% to SAR 8.44 million. Shareholders’ equity stood at SAR 176.8 million, up 4.7% year-on-year.

Q2 2025 Profit Doubles Quarter-on-Quarter

In Q2 2025, the company posted a net profit of SAR 6.87 million, marking a 27.8% increase year-on-year and a 101.6% jump from Q1. Revenue for the quarter rose 19.1% year-on-year to SAR 84.41 million, with key drivers including:

  • Body Motions: +22.5%
  • Body Masters: +14.7%
  • Body Experts: +46.7%

Sequentially, revenue increased 2.4%, while gross and operating profit rose nearly 29% and 51.4%, respectively.

Efficiency Gains Offset One-Off Costs

Despite SAR 585,462 in listing-related expenses and the absence of a SAR 2 million lease termination gain recorded in 2024, profit growth was sustained through cost discipline and operational leverage.

What This Means for Investors

  • Strong subscriber momentum: Membership-led revenue continues to scale across segments.
  • Margin strength: Efficiency gains support profitability despite one-off costs.
  • Segment balance: Growth from both traditional gyms and new fitness services drives diversification.
  • Positive trajectory: Q2 surge signals strong underlying operating momentum.

 

THE SAUDI STANDARD’S VIEW: Sport Clubs Company Reflects Growing Strength of Saudi Wellness Economy

Sport Clubs Company’s H1 2025 profit growth to SAR 10.27 million, driven by rising memberships and service diversification, underscores the expanding role of wellness and fitness in Saudi Arabia’s economic and social transformation.

  • An 18.8% increase in revenue—with gains across Body Motions, Body Masters, and a remarkable 272.8% surge in Body Experts—signals robust demand for differentiated, gender-inclusive health offerings, reflecting changing lifestyle preferences under Vision 2030.
  • The company’s operational profit growth of 20.9% and a 101.6% quarter-on-quarter profit jump in Q2 2025 reveal not only seasonal momentum but also structural efficiency gains despite listing-related one-offs and the absence of prior-year gains.
  • Revenue growth through subscription and recurring income aligns with national goals to cultivate sustainable, service-based business models. The 20.3% rise in subscription revenue validates consumer readiness to invest in long-term wellness and personal health.
  • Shareholder value continues to be enhanced, with a 4.7% increase in equity and improving earnings per share, signaling confidence in strategic execution and fiscal discipline.

Sport Clubs Company’s performance reflects a larger transformation in the Kingdom’s fitness and wellness sector—one that is increasingly data-driven, scalable, and aligned with public health priorities. As Saudi Arabia positions itself as a hub for active living and preventative care, firms like Sport Clubs are anchoring this vision with measurable, market-backed growth.

 

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Correction announcement from Sport Clubs Co. in regard to profit per share:

  • Previously stated profit per share for the current period 0.99 and 0.90 for the same period in the previous year.
  • The correct figures are 0.099 for the current period and 0.090 for the previous year.