GoByBike acquires the Oomi Bike company bike service
We are pleased to announce that the Finnish company bike service Gobybike Finland Oy and Oomi Oy have agreed on a business aquisition in which the Oomi Bike company bike service will be transferred to Gobybike Finland. The acquisition includes Oomi Bike’s entire corporate bicycle portfolio and customer base.
Following the completion of the transaction, GoByBike will be responsible for customer service and the management of company bicycles for the Oomi Fillari service. The business acquisition strengthens GoByBike’s position as the largest company bicycle service in Finland and, by extension, the Nordic region. Following the completion of the transaction, GoByBike will manage a portfolio of nearly 40,000 company bicycles for over 4,000 employers, who together employ more than 350,000 people.
In line with our new growth strategy, Oomi will continue to focus on areas where we can generate the most value for our customers. We are strengthening our position as an energy services provider and seeking growth in new business areas, such as mobile phone subscriptions. We are confident that our Oomi Bike customers will continue to receive high-quality company bicycle services from GoByBike.
Good to know about the change:
Oomi Bike customers will be transferred to GoByBike following the acquisition. The transfer of contracts will not affect customer agreements or existing terms and conditions; instead, the contracts—including their prices and validity periods—have been transferred to GoByBike.
GoByBike is directly contacting employers and employees who use the employee bicycle service via customer messages regarding practical matters related to the changes.
What is GoByBike?
GoByBike is a Finnish company founded in 2020 that holds the "Avainlippu" certification and has quickly grown to become the largest company bicycle service in the Nordic countries. GoByBike’s goal is to promote sustainable mobility and workplace well-being by offering employers an easy and cost-effective company bike service. The company will continue to manage approximately 40,000 company bicycles for over 4,000 employers, who together employ approximately 350,000 people.