Annual rank78
Italy · Consumer Cyc.
Technogym
Provides connected fitness equipment, apps, on-demand video training and personalised exercise experiences.
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
current context only
Company profile
Equipment, software and experiences built around movement
Technogym combines connected cardio and strength equipment with assessment, coaching and facility-management software. Its products appear in homes, fitness clubs, hotels, medical centres and elite-sport training facilities, so the company serves both the person exercising and the operator designing the experience. The Cesena-based group differentiates itself through biomechanics, Italian industrial design and a digital identity that follows users between machines and locations.
Products and assessment
A workout can begin with a body scan, not a treadmill
Technogym Checkup measures physical and cognitive parameters and generates a personalised programme. Biostrength then adjusts resistance and range of motion, while Technogym Run combines running, sled-style resistance and guided sessions. Pure Strength adds plate-loaded machines developed around athlete biomechanics.
- Try Technogym Checkup Assessment, Wellness Age and personalised programme creation
- Explore Biostrength AI-guided loads, range of motion and training modes
- See Technogym Run Treadmill running, resistance work and on-demand sessions
- Meet the Pure Strength range Plate-loaded equipment for athletic performance
- ▶ VideoWatch Pure Strength in motion English product film focused on biomechanics and performance
Digital ecosystem
One log-in connects the user, the machine and the facility
Technogym App acts as a personal coach across equipment and off-machine exercise. Mywellness gives club operators tools for assessment, programming, engagement and customer management, while Technogym Live delivers trainer-led sessions on connected consoles. The result is a shared layer between consumer hardware and professional operations.
- Open Technogym App Personalised workouts at home, in a club or while travelling
- Explore Mywellness Programming, member engagement and facility workflows
- Understand the ecosystem How equipment, apps and professional software connect
Real-world applications
The same platform can equip a resort, a gym and a clinic
At SIRO One Za'abeel in Dubai, Technogym equipment sits inside a hotel organised around fitness and recovery. Hospitality clients can combine room equipment, gyms and digital content; medical centres use specialised cardio, strength and assessment solutions for prevention, rehabilitation and active ageing.
- Visit SIRO One Za'abeel A Dubai hotel built around fitness and recovery
- Design wellness for hotels Guest rooms, fitness spaces and connected services
- Explore medical applications Prevention, rehabilitation and active-ageing environments
- ▶ VideoWatch the SIRO case study Language-neutral footage of the Dubai fitness and recovery spaces
Sport, design and origin
A garage-built machine grew into Olympic training centres
Nerio Alessandri built the first machine in his garage in 1983; Technogym Village now combines headquarters, research, production and a wellness centre. At Milano Cortina 2026, the brand's tenth Olympic and Paralympic supplier edition, Technogym says it equipped 22 training centres for more than 3,500 athletes across six Olympic Villages and venues. Run X qualifiers are scheduled from October 2026, with the final at Technogym Village in March 2027; Reform shows the craft and design side of the portfolio.
- Explore the Olympic legacy Training centres, equipment and wellness projects in Italy
- Discover Run X World Athletics and a championship run through connected clubs
- Enter Technogym Village Research, manufacturing, offices and wellness in Cesena
- See Technogym Reform A connected Pilates reformer shaped by Italian design
- Read the realised 2026 scale 22 training centres, 3,500+ athletes and the Run X timetable
- ▶ VideoWatch the Milano Cortina trailer English-subtitled official Olympic partnership film
- ▶ VideoWatch Reform craftsmanship Language-neutral product film showing materials and assembly
Official profile sources: About us – Technogym Corporate · Ecosystem – Technogym Corporate · Our evolution – Technogym Corporate
Current 2026 update
What is changing at Technogym in 2026?
Technogym is coordinating AI, a rare range-wide design reset and physical expansion through an investment programme of about €80m, while higher input costs test premium pricing.
The change in one sentence
The wellness platform is changing software, products and physical capacity at the same time.
Google Cloud AI, Sand Stone, the Slovakia expansion, Healthness Lab and new boutiques put execution across the whole ecosystem; adoption, pricing and delivery now matter.
Four lenses on 2026
The same four-quadrant format used in the Company profile.
01 · AI ecosystem
The machine is becoming one node in an AI wellness system
The formal H1 report says Technogym announced a long-term partnership with Google Cloud to develop AI-based health and wellness solutions. The ecosystem connects equipment, apps and facility software; Checkup measures physical and cognitive parameters before generating a personalised programme.
- Current signalLong-term Google Cloud partnership
- Why it mattersSoftware and data can extend the relationship with users beyond the original equipment sale.
- Formal H1 report Long-term partnership and AI ecosystem · 2026 evidence
- Digital ecosystem Connected equipment, apps and operator software
- Technogym Checkup Assessment and personalised programming
02 · Product and design reset
Sand Stone is a rare full-range reset, not a colour extension
Technogym says it introduced Sand Stone across its entire product range. The formal report describes a comprehensive update that normally occurs every 10 to 15 years, covering the mood board, materials, finishes and functionality for private residences, luxury hotels, premium clubs and hospitality projects.
- Current signalEntire range · 10-15-year update cycle
- Why it mattersA design decision is being carried across products and customer settings, testing the strength of the premium brand.
- Formal H1 report Range-wide Sand Stone introduction and update cycle
03 · Capacity and physical footprint
Investment is moving from software into factories, research and retail
Professional-customer revenue grew 8.5% in H1 versus 3.1% for consumer sales. Against that mix, Technogym is expanding its Slovakia plant, building Healthness Lab for research and future products, and naming Miami, Amsterdam and Rome for 2026 boutiques. It expects about €80m of investment and reports a positive order-backlog trend.
- Current signalAbout €80m · B2B +8.5% · B2C +3.1%
- Why it mattersExecution now spans production capacity, product development and direct physical distribution.
- Formal H1 report Slovakia, Healthness Lab, boutiques and investment programme
- H1 2026 results B2B and B2C revenue mix
04 · What to watch
Three questions that test the 2026 changes
Future disclosures can show whether the strategy is becoming measurable.
- AI usefulnessDoes Technogym begin reporting usage or revenue metrics for its AI-enabled services?
- Price pass-throughDo July price changes restore the 17.4% adjusted EBITDA margin and 47% cash conversion without slowing demand?
- Investment deliveryDo the Slovakia expansion, Healthness Lab and 2026 boutique openings progress within the approximately €80m programme?
Annual record
Ranking history
Future editions add rows; they do not rewrite the 2026 record.
| Edition | Measurement period | Rank | Revenue growth | Net-income growth | Stock return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | FY2022–FY2025 | 78 | +42% | +81% | +155% |