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Enhanced Games goes public, raising $200M for health products and a drug-free athlete competition with medical oversight.
Enhanced Games is going public on Nasdaq, aiming to raise $200 million through its IPO, following a $40 million equity deal.
The company plans to launch direct-to-consumer health products, including testosterone replacement therapies, in early 2026.
Athletes like Fred Kerley and Ben Proud will compete for $250,000 prizes in a Las Vegas event without traditional drug testing, but must undergo medical profiling for health monitoring.
Leadership has shifted, with Maximilian Martin as CEO, Aron D’Souza stepping back from daily operations, and new hires including Sid Banthiya as CFO and Rick Adams as chief sporting officer.
The initiative seeks to expand access to performance-enhancing tools under medical supervision, emphasizing long-term health benefits.
Enhanced Games se hace pública, recaudando 200 millones de dólares para productos de salud y una competencia de atletas sin drogas con supervisión médica.