Sport Clubs profit rises 29% to SAR 4.4M in Q1 2026

The company said higher profit was driven by a 4.5% increase in revenue, supported by stronger performance in subscription income, personal training, and other services across its men’s and women’s fitness centers.

Revenue from subscriptions at the men’s “Body Masters” centers rose 25.8%, while revenue at the women’s “Body Motions” centers increased 8.6%.

Personal training and other health-related services also recorded strong growth, rising 100.5% at the men’s centers and 177.6% at the women’s centers.

Operationally, the total number of active members rose 26% to 146,300 as of Q1 2026, compared with 116,100 a year earlier, while the average number of active members increased 18.1% to 137,700.

This came despite a 93.5% decline in revenue from the sports solutions segment.

On a quarterly basis, net earnings plummeted 69.8% from SAR 14.58 million in Q4 2025.

Total shareholders’ equity, with no minority interest, reached SAR 271.65 million as of March 31, 2026, compared with SAR 171.1 million a year earlier.