Nigeria Mobility Fintech, Moove, to collect $ 300 million fresh equity to deepen the operation

Moove, the mobility of the birth of Nigeria Fintech, which provides revenue -based vehicle financing for performance drivers, is on the lane to become a unicorn with plans to collect additional $ 300 million equity capital.

Fintech mobility has three times a year of income, reaching $ 360 million per year, and intends to collect $ 300 million in equity to improve its assessment above $ 1 billion.

With money, Moove, which is now operating in Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and Asia, intends to strengthen its operations and expand its global fleet alliance.

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With an emphasis on fostering a fleet of electric vehicle (EV) and breaking into a new market, such as the US, where he oversees the EV fleet for Waymo autonomous driving services, this latest funding round will specifically support the Moove Strategic Expansion.

Founders of Jide Odunsi and Ladi Delano founded Moove in 2020, and introduced a new income -based car financing scheme that allows the driver to show to buy a car without having to pay cash in advance.