Revenue rises: what it means for Grupo Sports World stock

Published on 10/02/2026 at 12:17 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Fiscal 2025 revenue reached MXN 2,185.17 million, up 5.43 percent year over year. Grupo Sports World stock had MXN 2.0 billion value on October 1, 2026.

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Revenue rose 5.43 percent year over year to MXN 2,185.17 million in fiscal 2025, giving Grupo Sports World a clear operating growth signal even as profitability weakened. The company runs health clubs and wellness facilities in Mexico, and its stock remains tied to the balance between membership revenue and rising operating costs.

Revenue growth slowed to 5.43 percent

According to Investing.com, total revenue reached MXN 2,185.17 million in fiscal 2025, compared with MXN 2,072.70 million in fiscal 2024. That increase of MXN 112.47 million corresponds to the reported 5.43 percent annual growth rate.

The comparison shows a slower expansion pace than the 16.52 percent revenue increase reported for fiscal 2024. For investors, the shift makes cost control and member retention more important than revenue growth alone.

Profitability is the key counterweight

Fiscal 2025 net income was MXN 148.23 million, according to Investing.com. The figure was 48.15 percent below the MXN 285.85 million reported for fiscal 2024, while net margin fell from 13.79 percent to 6.78 percent.

Fiscal 2025 EBITDA stood at MXN 595.19 million, down 17.36 percent from MXN 720.24 million in fiscal 2024. EBITDA margin declined from 34.75 percent to 27.24 percent, showing that the earnings pressure extended beyond net income.

Stock remains inside its yearly range

Grupo Sports World was last quoted at MXN 8.40 on October 1, 2026, versus a prior quoted value of MXN 8.30. Its 52-week range was MXN 7.11 to MXN 10.43, placing the latest quote MXN 2.03 below the yearly high and MXN 1.29 above the yearly low.

Market capitalization stood at MXN 2.0 billion on October 1, 2026, while trading volume was 8,037 shares. The combination of 5.43 percent revenue growth, a 48.15 percent decline in net income and a 17.36 percent EBITDA decline leaves operating efficiency as the central financial measure for the next reporting cycle.