Volt Lines News Today

In today’s edition : Swvl’s drives further into profitability || FCMB seeks approval for ₦150 billion raise || Telecom Namibia employs debt-collection agencies to pursue loan defaulters || Access Bank records ₦159.3 billion profit in Q1 2024 || VALR pursues licences in Mauritius and Dubai

Despite doubling revenue and reversing previous acquisitions, Swvl, an Egyptian startup, is still chasing profitability.

Wamda is a platform of programs and networks that aims to accelerate entrepreneurship ecosystems across MENA.

In 2018, Lebanese entrepreneur Ali Halabi founded Volt Lines, a Turkey-based mobility startup targeting the corporate segment, enabling...

It’s like cutting more slices into a pie. A reverse stock split allows publicly traded firms to consolidate existing shares. It doesn’t change anything. 

Low on cash and high on losses, the Cairo-born mass transit firm wants to undo its 2022 acquisition of Volt Lines for $40 million as it searches for a way to survive.

/PRNewswire/ -- Swvl Holdings Corp ("Swvl" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: SWVL), a global provider of transformative tech-enabled mass transit solutions, today...

Second Quarter 2022 represents another record-breaking quarter based on revenue, growing total bookings 3.7x YoY and crossing the 100 mn total bookings...

Mobility tech Swvl expands to Mexico by acquiring, Urbvan. South Africa plans to regulate cryptocurrencies, Sendsprint expands to the UK and Whatsapp status gets voice note feature. Find out more in today's #TCDaily.

MFS Africa will reportedly acquire US-based payments software company GTP for $34 million. Read more in #TCDaily.