GymBeam has become one of the busiest names in sports nutrition, regularly pumping out new supplements, performance innovations, functional foods, apparel, and accessories across an enormous catalog. The scale behind all of that activity is even greater than it may appear, as the company’s newly released annual report shows revenue of €232 million ($269 million USD) in 2025, an increase of 24% over the previous year.
GymBeam’s own comparison puts it ahead of many industry giants’ results in that particular part of the world, including the international beast Myprotein at €195 million, Prozis out of Portugal at €166 million, and BioTechUSA at €134 million. It also has an incredible 11,499 individual items in its ecosystem, more than two and a half times its closest competitor, and it finished the year with around 2.7 million active customers.
The European powerhouse isn’t slowing down, either, recently securing another €30 million to expand further into Western Europe and increase its production capabilities. GymBeam has also acquired the German manufacturer KAJA Food, giving it nine additional production lines and helping cut the journey from concept to finished release to just 10 to 12 weeks, meaning its already relentless output could become even faster.
