Whoop Is Considering Going Public in the Next Two Years, CEO Says

(Bloomberg) -- Whoop Inc., the maker of popular screen-less fitness bands, is eyeing an initial public offering as soon as in the next two years and is exploring adding glucose monitoring to its health-tracking platform. Most Read from Bloomberg Will the YIMBY ‘Holy Grail’ Deliver an LA Building Boom? Finnish-Style Baby Boxes Get a New York Twist Mamdani Needs to Improve Services Not Raise Taxes, Watchdog Says Jamie Dimon’s $4 Billion Fortress HQ Takes On the New York Skyline Founder and Chief Executive Officer Will Ahmed said the business is well-positioned for an IPO now that it’s broadened its portfolio to include proprietary technology, hardware, software, analytics and other items, such as accessories and apparel. “I would think about it over a horizon of two years,” he said. While Ahmed has previously said Whoop is likely to go public, he hadn’t shared when that might happen. “We like to build things ourselves and we really want to build this home of health for our members,” he a

(Bloomberg) -- Whoop Inc., the maker of popular screen-less fitness bands, is eyeing an initial public offering as soon as in the next two years and is exploring adding glucose monitoring to its health-tracking platform. Most Read from Bloomberg Will the YIMBY ‘Holy Grail’ Deliver an LA Building Boom? Finnish-Style Baby Boxes Get a New York Twist Mamdani Needs to Improve Services Not Raise Taxes, Watchdog Says Jamie Dimon’s $4 Billion Fortress HQ Takes On the New York Skyline Founder and Chief Executive Officer Will Ahmed said the business is well-positioned for an IPO now that it’s broadened