Gulf sovereign wealth funds Mubadala Investment Company and Qatar Investment Authority have invested in WHOOP as part of the company’s $575 million Series G funding round. Moreover, the fundraising pushed WHOOP’s valuation to $10.1 billion, highlighting continued investor appetite for health technology platforms.
Series G round attracts global institutional investors
The funding round was led by Collaborative Fund and included participation from Abu Dhabi-based 2PointZero Group. Additionally, other investors included Abbott, Mayo Clinic, and Macquarie Capital.
The round also attracted high-profile athletes, including Cristiano Ronaldo and Rory McIlroy. As a result, the investor group reflects a mix of strategic healthcare backers, institutional capital, and consumer-facing brand influence.
Capital to support international expansion
Proceeds from the Series G financing will support WHOOP’s expansion across multiple regions. Furthermore, the company plans to grow operations in the US, Europe, the GCC, Latin America, and Asia, reinforcing its global scaling strategy.
WHOOP operates a subscription-based wearable and app platform that provides real-time health tracking and personalised guidance. Additionally, users receive insights across sleep, recovery, strain, fitness, and longevity, positioning the platform within the broader preventive healthcare market.
QIA cites focus on preventive healthcare innovation
QIA said the investment aligns with its strategy of backing tech-enabled businesses that drive impact across sectors. Moreover, it highlighted the future growth potential of personalised and preventive healthcare solutions, supporting WHOOP’s positioning as a wellness technology platform with long-term scalability.
