Stockholm-based e-scooter and e-bike sharing company Voi Technology has secured a €150 million revolving credit facility from three Nordic banks.

The new financing facility was provided by Danske Bank, Swedbank, and DNB Sweden. Voi said the deal is an important step in its financial development and marks a new phase in its financing strategy.

“This is an important milestone in our financial development, and follows the strong cash flow generation over the past years. The new facility gives us access to more flexible and cost-efficient financing as we continue to scale. We thank our current banks Danske Bank and Swedbank for their continued support and welcome DNB Bank on our journey ahead,” said Mathias Hermansson, CFO and Deputy CEO of Voi.

Founded in Stockholm in 2018, Voi Technology provides shared electric scooters and e-bikes in partnership with cities and towns across Europe. The company operates more than 200,000 vehicles in over 130 cities and towns across 13 countries.

Voi has around 1,000 employees at its Stockholm headquarters. The company has recorded more than 500 million rides and serves over 4 million active users each year.

Fredrik Hjelm, co-founder and CEO of Voi, said, “We are coming off another record quarter, in Q2 2026, in a run of record quarters, and our growth trajectory keeps building. This facility is a clear vote of confidence from some of the Nordic region’s leading banks, and a sign that micromobility has matured into a bankable industry. Looking ahead, we will keep scaling our fleet, deepening our partnerships with cities, and working to create cities made for living.”

Even after its bonds are repaid and removed from the market, Voi plans to continue sharing its financial updates every quarter. It will also keep publishing sustainability reports under the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

The company says these reports are part of its ongoing commitment to transparency and keeping stakeholders informed.