Dott raises €85M in new funding via €70M Nordic Bond and €15M Series D Extension to expand its e-bike fleet

Dott announced that it has successfully issued €70 million of senior secured floating rate bonds in the Nordic market, within a total framework of €150 milli...

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Dott raises €85M in new funding via €70M Nordic Bond and €15M Series D Extension to expand its e-bike fleet

Dott announced that it has successfully issued €70 million of senior secured floating rate bonds in the Nordic market, within a total framework of €150 million. It also is raising a minimum of €15 million in preferred equity as an extension of its existing Series D fundraising round. 

Dott plans to use the funds to enter new markets and develop its products further. The company aims to make environmentally friendly travel available to more people.

E-bikes broaden the appeal of shared micro-mobility services. The investment arrives amid growing competition in Europe's mobility sector. Many cities are actively shifting toward low-emission transportation solutions.

Dott operates with an in-house model for its logistics and maintenance. This approach differs from competitors who often rely on third-party services.

Editor's correction: The funding details were updated to reflect how the €150M figure refers to the total Nordic bond framework, not to the Series D round. The Series D extension is €15M, alongside a separate €70M bond issuance, making the total new funding €85M.

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