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Sep 15, 2026
Toby HowellHOST
President Trump, meanwhile, is also resing, resisting calls to slow down, saying, "Whoever wins AI wins," and made a surprise phone call to Nvidia's Jensen Huang on stage at a tech conference, telling the audience via speakerphone that the anti-AI messaging is, quote, "All a hoax." And somehow that wasn't even the strangest political move we got yesterday.
Toby HowellHOST
Bernie Sanders and former Trump chief strategist Steve Bannon will appear together today at a pro-human assembly, pushing for humans to remain firmly in control of AI.
Toby HowellHOST
So Neil, in summary, stocks puked.
Toby HowellHOST
China doesn't like how they are being portrayed, and we have a political equivalent of pigs flying with Bannon and Bernie teaming up.
MartinHOST
You'll be listening to it on Monday.
MartinHOST
Um, but Fullscript is getting, uh, a buyout from L Catterton.
MartinHOST
L Catterton is the private equity fund from LVMH, Moët Hennessy, and they focus on consumer brands.
MartinHOST
It's interesting to me.
MartinHOST
So Fullscript, if you're not familiar, is basically a ordering platform for supplements and for labs.
MartinHOST
So this is sort of the way I think about Fullscript is sort of like the SureScripts, like e-prescribing but for those things.
MartinHOST
And it, it is wellness, sort of longevity flavored, and a sort of a bridge from a clinician EHR to some of these things like a supplement regimen or, uh, labs that you might not, might not be covered by the ACA's essential benefits.
MartinHOST
And I thought this deal was interesting because Thorne, uh, the luxury supplement brand, used to be owned by L Catterton.
DanHOST
So that I think that is Christian Totsk and Moritz Furst.
DanHOST
They took a step back from it and went to Infront.com. Now, as of yesterday, a consortium led by L. Catterton, who are a private equity firm, and then they're backed by LVMH, the massive company that owns all the biggest designer brands in the world.
DanHOST
Yeah, all the sunglasses and stuff.
DanHOST
Yeah, exactly.
Ellen GorraGUEST
Mostly music.
Ellen GorraGUEST
And they're actually the managers of Blackpink, which some people might know, but it's called YG Entertainment.
Ellen GorraGUEST
So I made an investment or helped with Al Catterton make an investment in that company.
Ellen GorraGUEST
And I kind of like took a step back thinking this is going to be the coolest thing.
Ellen GorraGUEST
I love music.
Alex FugmanHOST
All right.
Alex FugmanHOST
Well, L Catterton nears acquisition of HYROX for $700 million.
Alex FugmanHOST
L Catterton is close to buying and controlling a stake, or buying a controlling stake in HYROX, the fitness racing series that Harrison loves, um, and a deal that would value the brand at about $697 million.
Alex FugmanHOST
Launched in 2017.
Alex FugmanHOST
Pretty cool.
Alex FugmanHOST
Pretty cool stuff.
Alex FugmanHOST
Does L Catterton own Louis Vuitton? Can you Google that?
Harrison FugmanHOST
I don't think they do.
Liz Baker PlosserHOST
And then it was announced today.
Liz Baker PlosserHOST
Yeah, it was announced today, very ambitious, that a private equity company, L. Catterton, just took a huge stake.
Liz Baker PlosserHOST
There was a second one, I believe.
Liz Baker PlosserHOST
The deal is, you know, the numbers circulating say about $700 million.
Julie MorganHOST
Fitness racing brand HYROX has attracted private equity interest.
Julie MorganHOST
According to Bloomberg, sources indicated that L Catterton is close to buying a controlling stake in HYROX in a deal that may value the fitness competition brand at about $697 million.
Julie MorganHOST
Co-investors may also be part of the deal.
Julie MorganHOST
HYROX disclosed that more than 1.5 million people took part across 105 events in 35 countries in its latest season.
Chrissy VannHOST
welcome to this week in fitness where we crunch the latest fitness business headlines all in under five minutes i'm your host chrissy van and here's what's making news hyrox has a new majority investor as the fitness racing company enters its next phase of global expansion in front sports and media has sold its majority stake to an investor group led by l catterton with hyrox's co-founders remaining involved in the business Financial terms were not disclosed.
Chrissy VannHOST
Infront first invested in Hyrox in 2019 and became majority owner in 2022.
Chrissy VannHOST
Since then, Hyrox has grown from its race calendar into a much broader fitness ecosystem, including affiliated gyms, training programs, equipment, and major brand partnerships.
Matt B. DavisHOST
You clearly were the guy.
Matt B. DavisHOST
But what I'll s- what I'll say is s- people, those guys, the people that came to Mo and Christian, the L Catterton and the, um, the Katzenberg side, which is called Wondr, W-O-N-D-R-C-O, um, clearly want something, right? They're not like, "Hey, let's just-
Dave ClaxtonHOST
They-
Matt B. DavisHOST
... buy in and hope we get our money back in five years," right? They want something.
Cheryl SnowHOST
Mm-hmm.
Matt B. DavisHOST
So for them to cash out is like, "Cool, we'll cash out.
Matt B. DavisHOST
Whoever wants to buy it, we'll cash out." But Mo and Christian made sure the deal was structured so that they were like, "Okay, instead of, instead of L Catterton and Wondr giving us a billion dollars or €670 million..." It's the one thing I couldn't get Christian, um, or, uh, Christian to give me a answer on.
Matt B. DavisHOST
I said, "Can we talk about the figures?" And he said, "I cannot comment on that." Let's say it's 700 million.
Ellis McCueGUEST
And so I think like, this is what's so exciting to me.
Ellis McCueGUEST
And it's just incredible because also some of the backers behind this is L Catterton.
Ellis McCueGUEST
They're one of the most consistent and high quality investors in the space, in my opinion, like I think they have been making great investments in the better for you category for the last 15 to 20 years.
Ellis McCueGUEST
And now they're really starting to just see them come forward, but they're consistently applying capital in a really exciting way.
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