Fitness Time

Gym brand of Saudi-listed Leejam Sports Company, with 239 centers and studios in Saudi Arabia and the UAE and 468,000 members at the end of 2025.

Industry: Fitness clubs | Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | Founded: 2005

About Fitness Time

Fitness Time is the gym brand of Leejam Sports Company, a Saudi joint stock company listed on the Saudi Exchange with its registered office in Riyadh. Leejam says it operates health clubs for men, women and youth in Saudi Arabia and the wider region. At the end of 2025 it ran 239 centers and studios, 227 in Saudi Arabia and 12 in the United Arab Emirates, including 219 gyms, and had 468,000 members.

Leejam's 2025 annual report dates the first Fitness Time center to 2005, expansion to the UAE to 2015, the first ladies center to 2017 and the listing on the Tadawul exchange to 2018. The company was established under a Ministry of Commerce and Industry resolution of May 2008, and its head office moved from Jeddah to Riyadh in 2012. SPA Business reported that the 2018 share offering valued the group at 540 million pounds.

Ali Hamad Al-Sagri is chairman, and Hamad Ali Al-Sagri is vice chairman and managing director. Abdulelah Al-Nemr is chief executive, Assim Al-Attas chief financial officer, Shaden Alsagri chief operating officer and Yasser Almyassar chief technology officer. As of 31 December 2022, Hamad Alsagri held 51.1 percent of the shares.

Leejam has added concept studios, academies, clinics and courts to its clubs. In 2023 Leejam bought Altathir Al-Riyadiyeh Company for 12 million riyals and formed a 50-50 medical care company with Burjeel Holding. In 2024 it acquired 60 percent of Dubai's Champs Sports and Fitness Club, which it has held for sale, and 55 percent of Sports Hub, which stopped operating in 2025.

For 2025 Leejam reported revenue of 1,614 million riyals, up 8 percent from 1,501 million, and net profit of 302 million riyals against 456 million in 2024. It opened 16 centers, and members fell 4 percent. Its presentation of 30 July 2026 reported first-half 2026 revenue of 780 million riyals, up 5 percent, adjusted net profit of 110 million riyals, down 13 percent, 523,000 members and 247 centers, studios and academies.

TechScoop reported in June 2026 that Tabby's longer repayment plans were live at Fitness Time.

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