Wellable Acquires Sweat Factor

Wellable Acquires Bright Breaks

November 4, 2025

Cloud & SaaS

Wellable has acquired Bright Breaks, a Halifax-based wellness technology platform that offers short, interactive live and on-demand micro-break sessions for employees. The acquisition expands Wellable’s employee wellness offerings by integrating Bright Breaks’ scheduling and content library into its broader wellness, rewards, and analytics ecosystem.

Lendscape Acquires WinFactor

October 14, 2025

Cloud & SaaS

Lendscape has acquired WinFactor, a US-based cloud factoring software provider, to strengthen its presence in the United States and expand its receivables finance capabilities. The deal integrates WinFactor's client relationships and technology into Lendscape's platform to accelerate product innovation and support finance providers globally.

Wellable Acquires DailyEndorphin

December 21, 2022

Cloud & SaaS

Wellable, a Boston-based employee wellness technology and services provider, has acquired the assets of DailyEndorphin, a corporate wellness challenges company founded in 2009. DailyEndorphin customers and challenge capabilities will be migrated to the Wellable wellness platform to expand Wellable's challenge offerings, content library, and customer base.

LifeSpeak to Acquire Wellbeats for up to US$92.5 Million

March 1, 2022

Healthcare Services

LifeSpeak signed a definitive agreement to acquire U.S.-based Wellbeats, a Minnesota-based SaaS platform for on-demand physical wellbeing delivered to enterprise clients, for up to US$92.5 million. The transaction included an upfront cash payment of US$80 million and an earnout of US$12.5 million tied to predetermined 2022 milestones, and it was expected to close in March 2022. LifeSpeak later announced it completed the acquisition.

Wolverine World Wide Acquires Sweaty Betty

August 3, 2021

Retail

Wolverine World Wide, Inc. acquired Sweaty Betty, the London-based women's activewear brand, in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $410 million. The deal (effective August 2, 2021) purchased Lady of Leisure InvestCo Limited — the entity that owns Sweaty Betty — from L Catterton and other shareholders and is intended to accelerate Wolverine's digital, apparel and international growth.

iFIT Acquires Sweat, the Women's Digital Fitness App

July 13, 2021

Consumer Products

iFIT Health & Fitness Inc. has acquired Sweat, the Adelaide-based digital fitness platform founded by Kayla Itsines and Tobi Pearce. Sweat will remain a standalone brand and continue to be led by its co-founders as iFIT looks to expand its subscription content, international reach and women's-focused fitness offerings; financial terms were not disclosed.