BinBin Acquires Dutch Rival Go Sharing

Turkish micromobility company BinBin has taken a big step towards its goal of expanding abroad by acquiring Dutch rival Go Sharing. The company, which took over the shares of Dutch Go Sharing, added the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Austria to the countries where it operates.

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Turkey's Largest Mobility Company

BinBin, Turkey's mobility company, announced that it has acquired the shares of Netherlands-based Go Sharing. With this move, BinBin has managed to become Turkey's largest mobility company by adding the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Australia to the countries it operates in.

Go Sharing, a Netherlands-based mobility company operating in Italy, Belgium, Austria, Germany and Turkey, offers e-moped and e-bike services. Operating in Istanbul since 2021, Go Sharing first started to offer services in the pilot region covering Beyoğlu, Şişli, Beşiktaş and Sarıyer on the European side of the city. On the other hand, it was reported that Go Sharing will continue its activities with its current brand identity and color in the cities it previously served. BinBin aims to continue its journey, which started with Bulgaria, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Eastern Europe, as one of the top 5 mobility companies in Europe. Kadir Abdik, CEO of BinBin, commented on the acquisition:

Kadir Abdik emphasized that with the combination of BinBin and Go Sharing's expertise, know-how and experience, their growth journey will continue much stronger and more robust. After this acquisition, they have become the largest mobility company in Turkey.