GreenMobility is a Danish company in the Mobility-as-a-Service space. GreenMobility operates a free-floating carsharing business of more than 1,000 electric vehicles across larger cities in Europe, aspiring to grow this number to around 10,000 in 2025.
More than 100,000 people have signed up on the service, and users have access to the GreenMobility cars through the GreenMobility app. With thousands of daily trips, GreenMobility helps reduce congestion in cities with a climate impact.
GreenMobility is listed at OMXC Small Cap in Denmark. The share was transferred to the Nasdaq Main Market in December 2020 from Nasdaq First North.
Yesterday, GreenMobility raised its 2025 guidance for both revenue and EBITDA for the fourth time this year, driven by stronger-than-expected revenue development. We have updated our One-pager analysis with the upgraded 2025 guidance and latest price movements.
In connection with GreenMobility signing an LOI on 2,000 self-driving cars with Tensor, giving them preferential access to a scarce resource for future deployment, we spoke with CEO Kasper Gjedsted from GreenMobility to gain an understanding of the business case behind it.
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In connection with GreenMobility signing an LOI on 2,000 self-driving cars with Tensor, giving them preferential access to a scarce resource, we took a walk around the car to understand the technology behind it with CBO Hugo Fozzati from Tensor.
We have updated our One-pager analysis to include the new midterm financial targets outlined in the updated 2026/28 strategy plan. These targets indicate a continuation of the profitable growth journey the company has delivered over the past two years. Besides covering key investment reasons and key investment risks, we have also included updated peer-group perspectives.
This morning, GreenMobility announced a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) with Tensor to explore a potential collaboration for the future deployment of up to 2,000 Tensor Robocars in Denmark. Thereby delivering on the first small step of the new strategy setting up the company from 2028 and beyond.
Yesterday, CEO Kasper Gjedsted presented GreenMobility’s updated strategy and new financial targets, outlining an average annual revenue growth of 8–12% and EBITDA growth of 12–16% towards 2028. A strategy update, that also included a new capital allocation framework, under which the company plans to distribute capital to shareholders once the equity ratio exceeds 20%. The presentation was followed by a Q&A session.
On 18 November 2025 at 09:00, CEO Kasper Gjedsted will present the strategy update and host a Q&A session to discuss the company’s future plans and priorities.
We sat down with CEO Kasper Gjedsted to explore the key drivers behind the strong momentum, what has performed better than expected in 2025, and whether these positive factors could continue to support growth into the coming years.
Yesterday, GreenMobility raised its full-year 2025 guidance for the third time this year. The continued momentum strengthens the investment case by showing that the implemented growth levers are delivering results, with topline growth translating into higher profitability and highlighting strong operational gearing
We have updated our investment case one-pager with the results from the Q3 2025 trading statement. Besides looking into key investment reasons and key investment risks, we have also included updated peer group perspectives.