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BRIEF-Interactive Strength Signs Letter Of Intent To Acquire Fitness Equipment Business

Mar 6, 2025 5:10 AM

March 6 (Reuters) - Interactive Strength Inc ( TRNR ):

* INTERACTIVE STRENGTH ( TRNR ) : SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT AND

EXCLUSIVITY

AGREEMENT TO ACQUIRE $15M+ REVENUE CONNECTED-FITNESS EQUIPMENT

BUSINESS

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