Allp Fit posts 75% revenue surge in Q1 2026 as Brazil gym chain expands

Allp Fit, a Brazilian gym franchise, reported a 75% increase in revenue for the first quarter of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025. The network operated 70 locations across 15 states, a rise that accompanied a 36% growth in student enrolments and a 12% uplift in average ticket size.

Units that have been open for more than six months generated an EBITDA of 52% (versus a 33% average), while newly opened centres recorded a gross margin of 34%. The company now has 207 additional sites in the planning and construction phases and aims to reach 125 operational gyms by the end of 2026. CEO and founder Anderson Franco highlighted the focus on strengthening operations in existing markets such as the Vale do Aço region and emphasized the brand’s ecosystem approach, including a Super App that connects members with personal trainers and eliminates salon fees.

Allp Fit’s model centres on a franchise system without repurchase clauses, offering a suite of services such as group classes, body scanning, cashback, telemedicine, nutrition support, family‑focused spaces, and integrated supplementation.