Revenue for the period reached NT$2.951 billion, a 4.97% increase over the first quarter. This growth was fueled by steady gains in both membership subscriptions and personal training services. Despite the overhead costs associated with opening two new clubs in Taiwan and preparing for the company's first directly-operated facility in Thailand, disciplined cost controls pushed the operating margin to 11.03%. Earnings per share climbed to NT$2.01, prompting the board to approve a cash dividend of NT$1.81 per share.
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World Gym Profit Surges 175% Amid Global Expansion
World Gym Corporation posted a record-breaking second quarter for 2026, reporting a net profit of NT$219 million. This 175.1% year-over-year jump reflects the fitness giant's successful pivot toward a profit-oriented expansion strategy, even as the company pours capital into new locations and international market entry.
For the first half of 2026, cumulative revenue hit NT$5.763 billion, reflecting a 9.1% gain compared to the same period last year. Chairman John Caraccio noted that the ten sites launched in the first half of the year are already beginning to contribute to the bottom line. Looking ahead, the corporation intends to leverage its growing partnership with fitness racing brand HYROX and the rollout of new Pilates programs to maintain its momentum in the second half of the year.
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