
Xponential Fitness Agrees To Pay Nearly $40M in Settlements, Shares Plunge
Xponential Fitness has agreed to pay $17 million to resolve a previously disclosed Federal Trade Commission investigation.
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Xponential Fitness has agreed to pay $17 million to resolve a previously disclosed Federal Trade Commission investigation.

Xponential Fitness shares surged Thursday after the boutique fitness franchisor disclosed that the U.S.

Xponential Fitness has appointed former Taco Bell CEO Mark King as its new leader — news that caused the boutique fitness and wellness franchisor’s shares to soar.

Anthony Geisler, who has served as CEO of Xponential Fitness since he founded the brand in 2017, has been removed from his duties by Xponential’s board and is suspended indefinitely, effective immediately.

Xponential Fitness has announced its second quarter results for 2023, growing revenue 30% to $77.3 million and increasing North American system-wide sales 37% to $341.3 million compared to the same period last year.

Four Xponential Fitness brands have been recognized as top franchises by Entrepreneur magazine.

The Xponential Fitness-owned Club Pilates and Self Esteem Brands-owned Anytime Fitness have announced significant deals that will advance the fitness industry in France while also propelling their companies’ global expansion plans.

After being dubbed a house of cards on the verge of collapse by a short-seller report published last week, Xponential Fitness is fighting back and appears to have the support of Wall Street analysts, who believe the bout

Xponential Fitness has issued a statement in response to a short-seller report published earlier this week that caused the boutique fitness franchisor’s stock to drop 37%, denouncing the report as “misleading” and “inacc

Shares of Xponential Fitness (NYSE: XPOF) plunged 37% Tuesday after Fuzzy Panda Research released a startling report that calls the fitness company an “abusive franchisor,” warning that Xponential is a “house of cards” about to tumble.