Macquarie Capital joins Whoop’s USD575m Series G round
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The news: Macquarie Capital has joined a host of investors to raise USD575 million ($839.2 million) in fitness band maker Whoop’s Series G round, valuing the company at USD10.1 billion.
The context: The company said in a statement released Tuesday that the round was led by Collaborative Fund, with participation from investors including Qatar Investment Authority, Mubadala Investment Co, Abbott Laboratories and GP Bullhound, as well as entities administered by Macquarie Capital.
A slew of high-profile individual investors also participated in the round, including Cristiano Ronaldo, LeBron James, Rory McIlroy, Reggie Miller, Niall Horan and Karen Wazen, “underscoring the deep connection between WHOOP and elite performance, health, and global culture”, the company said.
Whoop plans to use proceeds from the raise to fuel further US growth and international expansion across Europe, the GCC, Latin America, and Asia. The company is currently hiring for 600 new roles globally.
Using more than 24 billion hours of physiological data and AI-models, Whoop offers predictive, personalised health insights. Its wearable band provides health guidance across sleep, recovery, strain, fitness and longevity, and include an FDA-cleared ECG, a healthspan longevity feature, blood pressure insights, and advanced labs blood biomarker analysis.
The numbers: Whoop said that it now has over 2.5 million members globally, with bookings growing 103% in 2025, completing the year at a USD1.1 billion run rate.
The source: Whoop
