Turnover: 253 million EUR (2023)
Country: France
- Société a car-sharing platform created in France
- 100 million members
- Fundraising in 2021, valuing the company at $2 billion
- active in 22 countries and 25 million passengers per quarter
- Strong activity in Russia
- The company has a very strong market share in France, where it is accused of a virtual monopoly
News
BlaBlaCar, welcome to adults 28/05/2024
- age of BlaBlaCar: 18 years old
- - Number of employees: 800 worldwide
- - Valuation: $2 billion
- - Sales in 2019: €130 million
- - Sales in 2023: €230 million
- - Number of subscribers: over 100 million
BlaBlaCar, the profitable teenager at last 04/04/2024
- Year of foundation: 2006
- Sales 2023: 253 million euros
- Year-on-year sales growth: 29
- Sales in 2019: 130 million euros
- Passengers in 2023: 80 million (+23%)
- Leading market in terms of routes: Brazil
- Journey target for 2024: 10 million in the home-work car-sharing sector
- Number of employees: 800
BlaBlaCar to double revenues by 2022 06/07/2023
- BlaBlaCar sales in 2022: 197 million euros, in 2021: 100 million euros, in 2019: 130 million euros, in 2020: 80 million euros
- Organic growth target for 2023: 30%
- BlaBlaCar's sales represent around 20% of its total sales volume
- Offer available in 22 countries
- Number of bus operators integrated into the BlaBlaCar platform: over 4,000
- Growth rate in emerging markets such as Mexico, Brazil and India: between 50% and 100%
- Share of buses in total BlaBlaCar passengers worldwide: 20%
- Bus share of BlaBlaCar passengers in France: 35%.
BlaBlaCar acquires Klaxit to develop short-distance carpooling 11/04/2023
- Acquisition of Klaxit by BlaBlaCar
- In 2017, BlaBlaCar launched a dedicated home-to-work service (BlaBlaLines, which later became BlaBlaCar Daily)
- Klaxit works with around 50 local authorities and 350 businesses and claims to be profitable.
- In 2022, more than 2.6 million journeys were made via the Klaxit platform.
- In February 2023, short-distance car-sharing reached a record level (814,000 journeys)
- The government has launched a €150 million "car-sharing plan" for 2023
- The aim is for around 3 million journeys a day to be made by carpooling by 2027.
BlaBlaCar acquires Klaxit for carpooling 15/03/2023
- Klaxit works with some 50 local authorities and 350 companies, and claims to be profitable
- blaBlacar's third acquisition after Less and OuiBus
- - 2.6 million journeys made via the Klaxit platform in 2022
- - 814,000 short-distance carpooling journeys by February 2023
- - 3 million carpooling journeys per day by 2027
- - Rouen, Montpellier and Beauvais are the most popular cities for carpooling
BlaBlaCar strengthens its position in Brazil thanks to World Bank investment 15/06/2022
- World Bank injects $15 million into car-sharing specialist via the International Finance Corporation (IFC)
- In 2021, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) injected $31.5 billion (loans, investments, etc.) into BlaBlaCar
- This investment is intended to help BlaBlaCar expand in Brazil, one of its main foreign markets (where it has been operating since 2015)
- Almost 60% of BlaBlacar's business is outside Europe
- In total, the unicorn operates in 22 countries, including emerging markets where Next40 nuggets are rare
- Blablacar works with 122 bus companies, as car-sharing and buses are likely to attract a vast public in search of low-cost modes of transport
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