Didi
Didi Chuxing, founded in 2012 in Beijing, is a leading mobile transportation platform providing app-based services such as taxi hailing, private car-hailing, social ride-sharing, car rental, and enterprise solutions. With over 450 million users and daily orders reaching 25 million, Didi offers a variety of mobility options to optimize resource allocation through big data-driven algorithms. The company aims to address transportation, environmental, and employment challenges by collaborating with communities and partners. Acquiring Uber China in 2016, Didi has over 21 million drivers and car owners on its platform, generating income while offering convenient transportation solutions to users worldwide.
Past deals in Malawi
Ofo
Series E in 2017
Ofo is a station-free bike-sharing platform that operates through a mobile application, addressing the "last mile" transportation challenge by providing an eco-friendly and efficient solution for short-distance travel. The platform connects over 10 million bikes to more than 200 million users across more than 20 countries, facilitating over 32 million daily transactions. Users can easily unlock bikes by scanning a QR code or entering the bike's plate number through the app, allowing them to find and return bikes anytime and anywhere without the need for docking stations. Ofo not only aims to enhance urban mobility but also partners with organizations such as the UN Development Programme to promote sustainability and healthy living. Additionally, Ofo collaborates with the Clara Lionel Foundation to support educational initiatives for schoolgirls in Malawi by providing bikes and scholarships.
Ofo
Series D in 2017
Ofo is a station-free bike-sharing platform that operates through a mobile application, addressing the "last mile" transportation challenge by providing an eco-friendly and efficient solution for short-distance travel. The platform connects over 10 million bikes to more than 200 million users across more than 20 countries, facilitating over 32 million daily transactions. Users can easily unlock bikes by scanning a QR code or entering the bike's plate number through the app, allowing them to find and return bikes anytime and anywhere without the need for docking stations. Ofo not only aims to enhance urban mobility but also partners with organizations such as the UN Development Programme to promote sustainability and healthy living. Additionally, Ofo collaborates with the Clara Lionel Foundation to support educational initiatives for schoolgirls in Malawi by providing bikes and scholarships.
Ofo
Series C in 2016
Ofo is a station-free bike-sharing platform that operates through a mobile application, addressing the "last mile" transportation challenge by providing an eco-friendly and efficient solution for short-distance travel. The platform connects over 10 million bikes to more than 200 million users across more than 20 countries, facilitating over 32 million daily transactions. Users can easily unlock bikes by scanning a QR code or entering the bike's plate number through the app, allowing them to find and return bikes anytime and anywhere without the need for docking stations. Ofo not only aims to enhance urban mobility but also partners with organizations such as the UN Development Programme to promote sustainability and healthy living. Additionally, Ofo collaborates with the Clara Lionel Foundation to support educational initiatives for schoolgirls in Malawi by providing bikes and scholarships.
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