Xponential Fitness is set to host its Analyst and Investor Day at the New York Stock Exchange on May 29 at 9 a.m., featuring presentations by CEO Mark King and CFO John Meloun, as well as newly appointed executives John Kawaja, president of North America, and Tim Weiderhoft, COO.
The global boutique fitness franchisor, known for brands such as Pure Barre and Club Pilates, plans to discuss its operations and strategy, followed by a question-and-answer session. Following the conclusion of Analyst and Investor Day, Xponential’s management team will ring The Closing Bell.
The fitness and wellness franchisor reported its Q1 2025 financials last week, posting revenue of $76.9 million, a 4% decrease from the prior-year period, alongside an 18% increase in North American system-wide sales to $466.8 million. Looking ahead, Xponential lowered guidance on global net new studio openings and reiterated guidance on system-wide sales, total revenue and adjusted EBITDA for the full year 2025.
“Xponential delivered results in line with our expectations this quarter, supported by solid KPIs, while successfully completing our updated financing agreement and making significant progress on the renewals of our Franchise Disclosure Documents,” King said. “Our team continues to enhance operations and focus upon Xponential’s franchisee-first strategy. We look forward to sharing further details at our upcoming Analyst & Investor Day.”
During last week’s earnings call with investors, King noted that Xponential is launching a new field operations group, with plans to soon have 12 field managers in place across North America.
“This is the first for the company, marking a significant development in operational support,” King said. “These individuals will work closely with our franchisees to drive best practices across studios and support new studios in launching successfully.”
