Bolt, the shared mobility giant, has raised €220M in a new credit facility, signaling its preparation for an IPO. With a customer base over 150M in 45 countries, the company continues to expand its diverse mobility services.
Today, Bolt announced the closure of a €220M revolving credit facility (RCF), a significant financial milestone. Initially planned for less, demand soared, leading to an upsized and oversubscribed RCF. This strategic move comes on the back of €2B previously raised, showcasing Bolt's strong market trust and financial health.
Bolt isn't just about rides; it's a broad mobility platform with services spanning from scooters and e-bikes to food and grocery delivery, alongside a car-sharing service, Bolt Drive. It's this diversity that strengthens its market presence, catering to a wide range of consumer needs across Europe and Africa.
Markus Villig, Bolt's CEO, states the new credit facility is crucial for IPO readiness, reflecting banking confidence in Bolt's trajectory. This facility, still undrawn, is earmarked for general corporate purposes, allowing flexibility in liquidity management and future growth strategies.
Bolt's core mission is to transform urban mobility. By offering viable alternatives to car ownership, Bolt aims to lead the shift towards shared mobility, enhancing urban living and environmental sustainability. Their comprehensive range of services addresses various transportation needs, making mobility seamless and accessible.
Will Bolt's new funding fast-track its IPO plans?
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