Turnover: million EUR ()
Country: Germany
Tier Mobility GmbH supplies electric scooters for local travel. The company develops a software application that enables users to locate and reserve scooters. The company is based in Berlin, Germany.
Present in 15 European countries
Fundraising: over €250 million by 2020
february 26, 2020 -Tier mobility expands - source(frenchweb)
- present in over 80 cities
- present in 12 countries
- acquisition of start-up Coup Mobility and its 5,000 electric scooters
november 10, 2020 - Tier Mobility the new German Unicorn - source (Le Figaro)
- more than 60,000 electronic scooters
- soon to achieve Unicorn status
may 8, 2021 - Tier Mobility in Yvelines - source(actu.fr)
- 1,000 new self-service scooters in Yvelines
- the rate is 15 centimes per minute and a one-euro unlocking fee
- the cost of this new deployment is 1.5 million euros
News
Micromobility: Tier and Dott to merge 11/01/2024
- Two micromobility start-ups, Tier and Dott, are in exclusive negotiations for a merger.
- The joint entity will continue to operate under the Tier and Dott brands. The group will be headquartered in Berlin.
- Tier shareholders will hold 70% of the shares in the new entity, while Dott shareholders will hold 30%.
- Tier has raised $585 million since its creation, and was valued at $2 billion in 2021.
- Dott has raised $175 million.
- Investors in both companies plan to inject 60 million euros in equity.
- Bird, another micromobility company, went bankrupt in December 2023.
- Superpedestrian has ceased operations in the USA and is looking for a buyer in Europe.
- Dott/Tier reported cumulative revenues of 250 million euros in 2023.
- 3 major players in the European micromobility market: Dott/Tier, Sweden's Voi and Bolt.
- Dott and Tier were ousted from the Paris scooter market in 2023 following a lost referendum.
Micromobility: Tier and Dott in merger talks 10/01/2024
- Tier and Dott, two micromobility start-ups, are in negotiations for a merger which should be effective in two months' time.
- Tier shareholders will own 70% of the new entity, while Dott shareholders will hold 30%.
- Tier, a German company, has raised $585 million since its inception and was valued at $2 billion in 2021.
- Dott, a Dutch company, has raised $175 million since its creation.
- Their investors plan to inject 60 million euros in equity following the merger.
- Bird, another micromobility start-up, went bankrupt in December 2023.
- Superpedestrian has ceased operations in the USA and is looking for a buyer in Europe.
- The European micromobility market is consolidated around three players: Dott/Tier, Voi and Bolt.
- Dott/Tier have declared cumulative revenues of 250 million euros for 2023.
Studies mentioning this company
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