OliveX signs global gym technology deal with Gold’s Gym network
Gold’s Gym is one of the world’s most iconic gym and health club chains and part of the RSG Group, a powerhouse in the growing fitness and lifestyle sector. The company is looking to work closely with Gold Gym’s network across the world.
OliveX Holdings Ltd (NSX:OLX) has signed a deal to join Gold’s Gym Global Vendor Program, making its Volution integrated enterprise technology platform available to the global health and fitness club’s gyms and franchise network.
The OliveX Volution technology business offers gym owners and personal fitness trainers an easy-to-use, end-to-end suite of services that run both in-club and virtually to take advantage of the new ‘hybrid gym’ model.
OliveX Holdings Limited (NSX:OLX) Strikes Gold with Tech Deal with Gold s Gym
OliveX Strikes Gold with Tech Deal with Gold s GymSydney, July 5, 2021 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Global digital health and fitness company OliveX Holdings Limited (
NSX:OLX) has signed a deal to join Gold s Gym Global Vendor Program, making its Volution integrated enterprise technology platform available to this leading global health and fitness club s gyms and franchise network.
Gold s Gym is one of the world s most well-known and iconic gym and health club chains, with a global network of over seven hundred owned and franchised studios across six continents, and with three million members.
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