- Virat Kohli and his brother Vikas Kohli have formalised a combined 28% equity stake in the fitness chain Vault.
- Vault plans to expand its network to more than 50 operational clubs by the end of 2026.
- The investment will support the company’s ambitious expansion plans, enabling it to strengthen its footprint across India through its franchise partner-led growth strategy.
- Vault was founded in 2023 by Mukesh Gogia, focusing on delivering an integrated fitness experience.
- Vault currently serves over 30,000 members and has a presence in Tier I and Tier II markets, including Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Gorakhpur, and Hyderabad.
- Vault aims to focus more heavily on Tier III cities, where demand for organised premium fitness facilities is growing.
Virat Kohli and his brother Vikas Kohli have formalized a 28% equity stake in the premium fitness chain Vault by Virat Kohli, founded in 2023 by Mukesh Gogia. This strategic investment aims to support Vault's ambitious expansion plans, which include increasing its operational clubs from 30 to over 50 by the end of 2026.123456
Vault currently serves over 30,000 members and has a presence in Tier I and Tier II markets such as Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Gorakhpur, and Hyderabad. The company plans to focus on Tier III cities, where demand for organized premium fitness facilities is on the rise.7
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According to Gogia, “Virat Kohli and Vikas Kohli joining Vault as strategic investors marks a key milestone for the brand.” He emphasized that “Vault was built on the idea that premium fitness shouldn’t be exclusive to a handful of metros, it should be accessible, community-driven and consistent, whether you’re training in Delhi or Gorakhpur.”
Vikas Kohli expressed his belief that “India’s next generation of consumer brands would be built around strong communities and differentiated experiences.” He added, “We’re excited to support Vault’s journey as it continues to redefine how India engages with fitness and wellness, creating a scalable and impactful fitness ecosystem for the country’s growing health-conscious population.”
“Vault by Virat Kohli currently serves over 30,000 members and aims to increase its network to more than 50 operational clubs by the end of 2026. The company plans to focus on Tier III cities, where demand for premium fitness facilities is growing, according to founder Mukesh Gogia.”
