Newly Established Gym Equity Stake For Sale in Incheon, South Korea

1. Personal Training (PT) Programs.
Our best-selling service. Clients purchase structured 8–48 session packages focused on body transformation, fat loss, and strength improvement. PT accounts for the largest share of revenue.
Who uses it:
Working professionals, expatriates, high-income residents, and individuals seeking fast & visible results.
How they use it:
Clients train 2–4 times per week with certified Korean-system trainers and follow personalized workout & diet plans. Tangible Assets:
Planned Malaysia flagship facility (approx. 600–900 m²) with dedicated PT, strength, and functional zones.
To-be-acquired premium gym equipment including strength machines, cardio units, free weights, and assessment tools.
Operational systems to be installed at launch: front desk setup, access control, POS, CCTV, air-conditioning, ventilation, and locker/shower facilities.
(Note: As the Malaysia branch is pre-launch, physical assets will be acquired post-investment and are not included in this transaction)
Intangible Assets:
Established Korean fitness brand with proven operational history.
Standardized Korean PT system, trainer education modules, and customer service manuals.
Customer retention and transformation programs developed from 10+ years of commercial gym operation.
Strong operational know-how from the Korean parent company (member management, sales systems, marketing frameworks).
Institutional support for overseas expansion through KOTRA Malaysia.
Anchor investor already committed for the Malaysia expansion (20% confirmed).
Scalable business model ready for multi-branch rollout in Malaysia. The upcoming Malaysia flagship facility is planned as a single-floor commercial fitness center of approximately 600–900 sq. meters, with premium zoning for PT, strength training, and member services. The space is located in a high-income residential district and will be leased under a long-term commercial rental agreement. Final layout and lease terms are currently under negotiation with property partners. The Malaysian entity is funded through the Korean parent company which holds 51% ownership. Up to 49% equity is allocated for investors, of which 20% has already been committed by an anchor investor. The project carries no long-term debt, and funding is structured through equity contributions to ensure stable and sustainable expansion.