Mergers & Acquisitions

Carzonrent acquires Bangalore based Car Pooling Company Ridingo

Opportunity India Desk
Opportunity India Desk Sep 29, 2017 - 2 min read
Carzonrent acquires Bangalore based Car Pooling Company Ridingo image
Carzonrent India Pvt.Ltd. (CIPL)- India’s one of the leading urban mobility solutions provider, acquired Ridingo, a car-pooling start-up company as a part of its strategy to build leadership into the evolving sharing economy.

Carzonrent India Pvt.Ltd. (CIPL)- India’s one of the leading urban mobility solutions provider, acquired Ridingo, a car-pooling start-up company as a part of its strategy to build leadership into the evolving sharing economy.

Rajiv Vij, MD & CEO, CIPL said, “We believe that over the next few years the biggest opportunity in the ground transportation industry is the build-up of shared economy in this sector. Carzonrent has decided to make investments into technology, infrastructure and people to build a Safe and Sustainable eco-system for car owners and passengers enabling use of the available resources and cars, delivering cost benefitsto the car owners and passengers. Ridingo founders have deep knowledge of the sharing economy and will be leading Carzonrent efforts in the ride sharing opportunity in the market.”

Vardhan Koshal, Co-founder, Ridingo said, “We are thrilled to be associated with Carzonrent. They are the pioneers in urban mobility solutions in India. With their national network, corporate and individual customer base, experience in the industry and focus on ride sharing opportunity, we will soon expand our reach throughout the country”.

Ridingo with its state-of-the-art technology solutions has tackled all the problems of car sharing by creating a very strict entry barrier for registering in Ridingo. Only professionals working in reputed companies and/ or well connected on LinkedIn are allowed to register. Ridingo verifies the listed employer by asking the applicant for official email address as a part of registration.

CIPL launched self-drive car sharing under Myles brand about 15 months back and has acquired over 60000 individual travelers who now use Myles self-drive cars for their local and outstation travel. CIPL has aggressive growth plans and aims to build a fleet of 100,000 cars for its car sharing business, expand to 250 Indian cities and achieve revenues of INR 6000 crores in the next 5 years.

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