Waymo partners with British-Nigerian entrepreneur’s mobility startup for U.S. expansion
This collaboration marks a pivotal step in Moove’s U.S. market entry and is part of a broader strategy to build the world’s largest fleet.
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Moove enters Mexican market in continued global expansion efforts
The startup, which aims to achieve profitability next year, is committed to empowering gig workers and promoting sustainable mobility in North America.
British-Nigerian entrepreneur Ladi Delano’s startup raises $100 million at $750 million valuation
Established in 2020 by Delano alongside Jide Odunsi, Moove has rapidly emerged as a key player in the mobility fintech sector.
British-Nigerian entrepreneur leads world’s first mobility fintech firm to secure $8 million in additional funding
Moove, co-founded by British-born Nigerian entrepreneurs Delano and Jide Odunsi in 2020, aims to democratize access to vehicle ownership.
Meet 39-year-old Nigerian entrepreneur who has raised $191.1 million so far for his startup
Ladi Delano is no stranger to success.
British-Nigerian entrepreneur Ladi Delano’s Moove secures $16.6 million to scale up UK operations
Founded by Delano and Jide Odunsi in 2020, Moove has successfully scaled to nine markets across Sub-Saharan Africa and India.
British-Nigerian entrepreneur Ladi Delano’s Moove partners with Uber to launch India ride-hailing fleet
The move marks Moove’s first global expansion outside of Africa.
Egyptian founder Mostafa Kandil’s Swvl partners with Moove to deliver EVs in MENAP region
The agreement comes nearly two weeks after Moove raised $105 million from institutional investors.
Nigerian tech entrepreneur Ladi Delano’s Moove raises $105 million to expand operations globally
Since its inception two years ago, the mobility fintech pioneer has raised a total of $174.5 million in financing.
British-Nigerian tech entrepreneur Ladi Delano secures $23 million for Moove Africa B.V. expansion
Moove is a mobility fintech app that provides revenue-based vehicle financing to mobility entrepreneurs in Africa.