EBG Group, Universal Fitness Australia Unveil ₹300 Crore Plan to Build Premium Wellness Network Across India
EBG Group and Australia-based Universal Fitness Group have announced an exclusive strategic partnership to establish a nationwide network of integrated health, fitness, rehabilitation and wellness destinations across India, with a planned investment of ₹300 crore over the next five years.
Hyderabad: EBG Group and Australia-based Universal Fitness Group have announced an exclusive strategic partnership to establish a nationwide network of integrated health, fitness, rehabilitation and wellness destinations across India, with a planned investment of ₹300 crore over the next five years.
Under the collaboration, the partners plan to develop more than 30 premium Health and Fitness Sanctuaries and two destination wellness retreats in key metropolitan cities. Hyderabad and Bengaluru will serve as the launch markets, followed by expansion into Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Pune and other major urban centres.
The proposed wellness campuses, each spread across approximately 40,000 to 45,000 square feet, will offer a comprehensive range of services including advanced fitness training, physiotherapy, sports rehabilitation, AI-powered health assessments, recovery therapies, wellness technologies and lifestyle management solutions under one roof.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Irfan Khan, Founder, Chairman and CEO of EBG Group, said the partnership is aimed at addressing the growing demand for integrated wellness solutions that combine fitness, preventive healthcare, recovery and long-term wellbeing.
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He noted that India’s rapidly expanding wellness sector presents significant opportunities for innovation, investment and employment generation, while also contributing to the country’s evolving healthcare ecosystem.
Kumar Ramachandra, Founder of Universal Fitness Group Australia, said the initiative seeks to bridge the gap between rising consumer demand and the availability of high-quality wellness infrastructure by delivering comprehensive health and recovery services through a unified platform.
According to the companies, the expansion programme is expected to generate substantial employment opportunities, with each facility creating an estimated 50 to 60 direct jobs across fitness, physiotherapy, sports science, hospitality, technology and facility management sectors.
The partners said the project is designed to create one of India’s largest premium wellness infrastructure platforms, catering to the increasing emphasis on preventive healthcare, fitness and healthy lifestyles among urban consumers.
