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JHT Investor Presentation 2026

May 13, 2026

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JOHNSON

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喬山健康科技(股)公司

Johnson Health Tech


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Content

  1. JOHNSON GROUP
  2. BRANDS AND CHANNELS
  3. MARKET OVERVIEW
  4. FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHT

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Johnson Group


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OUR HISTORY

1975-1979

Early Years

JHT was established in 1975 in Taichung, Taiwan. Cooperated with IVANKO to produce weightlifting equipment, and became the largest

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1980-1995

Fitness Manufacturing

Grew OEM & ODM fitness business with leading industry partners like Ross, Universal, Tunturi, Schwinn, True, Omron and Mizuno.

1996-2025

Brand / Market Development

Developed core competencies in international manufacturing, R&D, global branding, channel development and management

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2020

FUJIIRYōKI

Acquisition of Japan's leading massage chair brand company Fujiiryoki

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2024

BowFlex

Merged into the third-largest global Home Use brand BowFlex

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40 SBUs Around the World

  • ☐ WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARIES
    44 SBUs in 38 countries
  • ☐ DISTRIBUTORS in more than 60 countries

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Retail Stores around the world

Total 318 Stores

America (102)

  • USA - 101
  • Brazil - 1

Europe (8)

  • Italy - 2
  • Greece - 2
  • Germany - 4

Asia (208)

  • Taiwan - 72
  • Malaysia - 9
  • China - 78
  • Vietnam - 3
  • Thailand - 44
  • Philippines - 2

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Global Manufacturing

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JHTNAM, Wisc., USA

JIS – II, Shanghai, China

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JIS – I, Shanghai, China

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JVN II *
Mass production is expected to begin in Q3 of 2026

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JVN, Bac Ninh, Vietnam

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JHT, Taichung, Taiwan

Osaka, Japan


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Brand and Channel


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Fitness Brands

Commercial

MATRIX

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Vertical Market

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Sporting Goods and Mass Market

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HORIZON FITNESS

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BowFlex


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Massage Chair Brand

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FUJIIRYōKI

SYNCA

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デザインと
コンパクトさが
推しなんです!

SYNCA

FUJIIRYOKI


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MARKET OVERVIEW


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Planet Fitness

1) The number of members and stores continues to grow :

2024 2023 2022 2021 2020
Members 19.7M 18.7M 17M 15.2M 13.5M
Clubs 2,722 2,575 2,410 2,254 2,124

2) 2025 Outlook:

  • New equipment placements of approximately 130 to 140 in franchisee-owned locations
  • System-wide new club openings of approximately 160 to 170 locations

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BASIC-FIT

The largest fitness chain in Europe

HIGHLIGHTS 2024

STRONG GROWTH OF CLUBS, MEMBERSHIPS, REVENUE AND EBITDA

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smart fit

The largest fitness chain in South America

THE LARGEST LATIN AMERICA FITNESS GROUP¹

smart fit

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Mexico:
395 clubs
(23%)
+75 LTM

PRESENT IN¹
15 countries

Other Countries:
553 clubs
(24%)
+104 LTM

Brazil:
831 clubs
(15%)
+111 LTM

+250 clubs
In 1Q25 LTM

NET REVENUE (1Q25 LTM)
R$ 6.0 bn 20% CAGR 2019-1Q25 LTM

EBITDA (1Q25 LTM) (3)
R$ 1.9 bn 31% EBITDA Margin

© As of March 31, 2025, includes franchises, excludes studios. (2) Members in clubs. (3) Excludes impact of IFRS 16.


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Outlook


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Expand the commercial market with new products/new channels

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ONXY SERIES

ONYX
by MATRIX

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VISION SERIES

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OUTLOOK

Revenue Growth Stabilized

  • Commercial new products injecting Full-Channel development
  • Implementation of multi-brand strategy for Home use products, enhancing brand influence

Gross Profit and Operating Profit Increase

  • Optimization of product manufacturing base allocation, increased capacity utilization rate of each manufacturing plant, reduced production costs
  • Expansion of procurement scale, enhanced negotiation capability increase in the proportion of high-gross margin models

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