GoKawiilOura discloses $1.2B revenue in SEC filing ahead of IPO
Smart ring maker Oura has filed publicly with the SEC to go public, revealing revenue jumped from $697 million to $1.2 billion in the nine months ending June 30 compared to a year earlier. The company reports selling 3.6 million rings over the past year and now has roughly 5 million paid subscribers, with an 85% annual membership retention rate.
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The filing confirms Oura's rapid growth as it seeks a reported $16 billion valuation, up from about $11 billion last October, signaling strong investor appetite for wearable health-tracking devices. Oura's push beyond fitness tracking toward broader 'health intelligence' positioning suggests the wearables market is maturing into a subscription-driven health-data business rather than just hardware sales.
- Oura's revenue nearly doubled year-over-year in the nine-month period reported to the SEC.
- The company has 5 million paid members and sold 3.6 million rings in the past year.
- Oura is reportedly targeting a $16 billion valuation and $3 billion raise in its upcoming IPO.
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