Fitness firm Cult.fit has laid off 100 to 120 employees as part of a cost-cutting exercise, people in the know told ET. The firm’s parent entity, Curefit Healthcare, also runs other brands like Sugar.fit and Carefit, and is backed by the likes of Tata Digital and food-delivery major Zomato.
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