Fitcrew Inc.
469A・Growth Market・Services
Fitcrew Inc.
469A・Growth Market・Services
Business
Fit Crew Co., Ltd. upholds the corporate philosophy of "brightening society through fitness," directly operating four brands: the women-only personal training gyms "UNDEUX SUPERBODY" and "UNDEUX SUPERBODY LIFE," the healthcare-focused unisex gym "Dr.plus Fit," and the personal trainer training school "Progym." Its core customer base spans widely from young women with strong beauty and health awareness to middle-aged and senior demographics. Founded in Osaka in 2015, the company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market in December 2025. As of the end of November 2025, it operated 53 locations nationwide and recorded net sales of ¥2,921 million.
Business Model
The core revenue source is personal training revenue (¥2,624 million, approximately 89.8% of sales composition). At UNDEUX SUPERBODY, customers transition to a monthly after-course subscription following completion of the short-term intensive course, securing rebound prevention and continued revenue. UNDEUX SUPERBODY LIFE and Dr.plus Fit adopt a monthly subscription model from the outset, building a stable recurring revenue base. In addition, merchandise sales revenue such as original protein products (¥180 million, +27.3% year-on-year) contributes to expanding LTV.
Company Strengths
In FY2025 (ending November 2025), revenue was ¥2,921 million (+19.0% year on year), operating profit was ¥275 million (+143.2% year on year), and net income was ¥249 million (+462.7% year on year), achieving top-line expansion and profitability improvement simultaneously. The operating profit margin reached 9.4%.
Recurring revenue is being built up through three formats—UNDEUX SUPERBODY After Course, UNDEUX SUPERBODY LIFE, and Dr.plus Fit—with their share of revenue on an expanding trend. The monthly subscription model diversifies cancellation risk, creating a structure in which revenue stability increases as the number of stores grows.
Merchandise sales revenue, including original protein products, achieved high growth of ¥180 million (+27.3% year on year). By expanding the merchandise lineup for existing members, the company is enhancing customer engagement and contributing to the expansion of LTV (customer lifetime value).
ENVALITH's Perspective
Performance Trend
Net sales for the interim period of FY2026 (ending November 2026) (December 2025–May 2026) rose to ¥1,536 million (up 13.9% year on year), maintaining revenue growth. However, profitability deteriorated sharply, with an operating loss of ¥12 million (versus operating profit of ¥85 million in the same period last year) and an ordinary loss of ¥22 million (versus ordinary profit of ¥83 million). The main causes were increases in personnel expenses, advertising expenses, and store operating costs associated with new store openings and the transfer of the Pilates business. Listing-related expenses of ¥9 million (non-operating expenses) also weighed on ordinary income/loss. The recording of ¥34 million in income tax adjustment allowed the company to secure interim net profit of ¥7 million. On the financial side, total assets stood at ¥2,480 million (up ¥611 million from the end of the previous fiscal year), net assets at ¥855 million (up ¥256 million), and the equity ratio at 34.5%. In terms of the external environment, the impact of rising prices on consumer sentiment and increases in personnel costs are pushing up business costs. The full-year forecast (net sales of ¥3,574 million, operating profit of ¥172 million) remains unchanged.
Growth Strategy
Expanding into multiple areas of the fitness sector through the expansion of multi-brand store openings, Pilates business integration, and entry into the VALX GYM business
Advancing the brand integration of "UNDEUX SUPERBODY" and "UNDEUX SUPERBODY LIFE" to unify the customer experience and improve operational efficiency. Aiming for profit recovery in the second half through improved profitability at existing stores.
Completed the business transfer effective May 1, 2026, at an acquisition cost of ¥325,000 thousand (goodwill of ¥248,090 thousand, amortized equally over 10 years). Plans to expand the recurring revenue base through the group lesson-style monthly membership model and promote cross-selling to the female customer segment.
Entered into a basic agreement with VALX Co., Ltd. on July 15, 2026. Aims to expand the customer base by entering the 24-hour fitness gym business for both men and women, and to expand continuous-use type services and revenue opportunities. The transfer price and timing remain undetermined.
Expanded from 53 stores at the end of the previous fiscal year to 69 stores at the end of the interim period. By opening stores in suburban and regional cities, the company aims to acquire new light-user customers and expand market coverage across multiple business formats, including personal training, Pilates, and 24-hour gyms.
Last updated: July 17, 2026

