Oura Health CEO Hints at Potential Public Listing, Aims for $1B Revenue as Sleep-Tracking Giant Expands

In a recent interview with The New York Times, Oura Health CEO Tom Hale addressed potential plans for the health-tracking ring maker to go public. Hale stated, “We’ve certainly reached significant thresholds in size, trajectory, scale, and growth. Going public is an option we’re considering. When the appropriate time arrives, we’ll inform everyone.”

Oura Health anticipates earning over $1 billion in revenue this year, marking a doubling of its 2024 revenue figures. During the interview, Hale was also questioned about his personal sleep habits (7.5 hours per night) and Oura’s involvement in data-sharing initiatives.

Regarding data sharing, Hale emphasized that the company aims to facilitate customer data exchange when it proves beneficial. He clarified that participation in such programs is not a commitment to share data with specific administrations or entities.

“It’s not about handing over your data to the Trump administration,” Hale clarified. “Privacy and security of your data are paramount, especially given the potential for it to be utilized against you.”