Cultsport
Latest, 16 Oct: Cult.fit gets SEBI nod for IPO with Rs 950 crore fresh issue and OFS of up to 17.86 crore shares.
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From 6 stories, the newest dated 13 Jul 2026. Summary written 4 Oct 2026. Newer stories are listed under Newest.
Cultsport is the retail business of Cult.fit, the fitness platform formerly known as Curefit. It sells equipment, apparel and nutrition products.[1] source: YourStory[2] source: Business Today Cult.fit operates 708 centres across 77 Indian cities, and Cultsport runs its own exclusive brand outlets (EBOs) alongside a direct-to-consumer business.[3] source: Inc42[4] source: CNBC-TV18
In July 2026 Cult.fit filed its DRHP with SEBI for an IPO of up to ₹4,000 Cr, including a ₹950 Cr fresh issue.[3] source: Inc42 Inc42 reported that Cultsport retail grew from 29 to 50 stores, with ₹23.4 Cr allocated to store expansion.[5] source: Inc42 Proceeds of the fresh issue are to fund expansion of the Cultsport retail business, among other uses.[1] source: YourStory CNBC-TV18 reported in July 2026 that the raise is also meant to strengthen the Cultsport D2C business.[4] source: CNBC-TV18
Cult.fit reported FY26 revenue up 41.6% to ₹1,720.6 Cr, with net loss halved to ₹251.9 Cr.[5] source: Inc42 Selling shareholders in the offer include Temasek and Tata Digital.[6] source: NDTV Profit
Cultsport has appeared in 12 distinct RetailIntel stories between May 2026 and Oct 2026, most often under retail company and retail brand and most frequently linked to Bengaluru, Delhi NCR and Hyderabad.
Brands most often mentioned alongside Cultsport
Cult.fit, Tata Digital, Accel, Cult Elite, Cult Neo, Temasek.
Most-cited sources on Cultsport
CNBC-TV18 · Companies (2 stories), Inc42 (2 stories) and NDTV Profit (2 stories).
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In July 2026 Cult.fit filed a DRHP with a ₹950 Cr fresh issue, part of which funds expansion of Cultsport retail.[1] source: YourStory Inc42 reported ₹23.4 Cr allocated to Cultsport store expansion.[5] source: Inc42 CNBC-TV18 said the raise also aims to strengthen the Cultsport D2C business.[4] source: CNBC-TV18
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