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Rapid Nutrition says Q3 average monthly group revenue hits USD 1 million, up more than 1,000% vs FY2025 average

Rapid Nutrition says Q3 average monthly group revenue hits USD 1 million, up more than 1,000% vs FY2025 average

BitgetBitget2026/09/29 03:07
  • Rapid Nutrition posted average group revenue of about USD 1 million per month in Q3 ended Sept. 30, 2026.
  • Monthly revenue rose more than 1,000% versus the FY2025 monthly average, marking a record quarter.
  • Management cited a larger first-half operating base, with scale translating into revenue during the quarter.
  • Priorities include strengthening operations, expanding SystemLS® distribution, scaling proprietary products, and growing practitioner services across five wellness hubs.


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