Fitness tracker startup Whoop raises $200 million in a Series F funding led by SoftBank's Vision Fund 2. Now, this values the company at $3.6 billion. Furthermore, the company said it would use the new capital to invest in research and product development. In addition, it will focus on international expansion and membership offerings.
Round the clock monitoring
Also, the funding round included venture capital firms IVP, Cavu Ventures, Thursday Ventures, and tech investment bank GP Bullhound. Will Ahmed founded Whoop in 2012. The company offers a monthly subscription. Members get round-the-clock health monitoring via a free fitness band.
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