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Fitness Champs Holdings Limited operates through Fitness Aquatics, which offers private swimming and aquatic-sports lessons, and Fitness Champs, which teaches public-school students under Singapore’s national SwimSafer program through Ministry of Education contracts. Private customers contribute most revenue, while school programs provide a substantial share. Swimming fees account for almost all revenue, and the company collects class fees before delivering lessons.
The business depends on attracting students and having qualified coaches to teach them safely; enrollment, class sizes and coaches’ fees affect what it earns from lessons. School revenue also depends on maintaining Ministry of Education contracts and certification. Operations require registrations and certifications under Sport Singapore, Singapore Aquatics and the National Registry of Coaches requirements; losing or failing to renew the relevant approvals would force the company to suspend operations.
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Fitness Champs Holdings Limited’s results hinge on Singapore Ministry of Education SwimSafer contracts, private swimming enrollment, pool availability and certified coaches’ fees—not the supplied entertainment and gambling companies.
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