• A subsidiary of Abu Dhabi’s 2PointZero Group acquired an undisclosed stake in US health-tech company Whoop, expanding global tech exposure.
• Whoop operates a subscription-based wearable platform offering real-time health tracking and personalized performance coaching to global users.
• The investment strengthens 2PointZero’s diversified portfolio across energy, mining, and financial services while adding digital health assets.

Whoop

A subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi-based 2PointZero Group PJSC has acquired an undisclosed share in US health-tech company Whoop, Inc.

The size and value of the deal were not made public.

Founded in 2012, Whoop is a US-based human performance and health technology company. It provides 24/7 physiological monitoring and personalized health coaching. Furthermore, it operates a subscription model around wearable health technology. 

Thus far, it has secured over USD 400 million in funding from investors including SoftBank Vision Fund, IVP, and GP Bullhound.

The company’s membership model provides users with a wearable device and coaching platform that tracks key health metrics. This includes heart rate variability, sleep, respiratory rate, and recovery optimization. 

Its membership base spans professional athletes, military personnel, and health-conscious consumers seeking to optimize performance and wellness. 

Acquisition

The investment comes through 2PointZero Group, an Abu Dhabi holding company supported by IHC. The group was formed last year after merging 2PointZero, Multiply Group, and Ghitha Holding.

2PointZero focuses on building diversified assets across energy, mining, and financial services. The move expands its exposure to global health technology and digital innovation.

Founded in 2003 and based in Abu Dhabi, 2PointZero is a transformational investment company with scalable assets in energy, mining, and financial services. It serves as an AI enabler and energy transition accelerator aiming to drive a smarter, more sustainable future.