micromobility.com Inc.

micromobility.com Inc. is a Delaware-incorporated company headquartered in New York with operations and offices in the United States and Serbia. The company has historically operated micromobility and media businesses and now also provides software development services through its Serbian subsidiary.

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— micromobility.com Inc.
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Software services60% Software development and related support services provided through the Serbian subsidiary.
Micromobility transportation20% Intra-urban personal transportation services historically offered under the Helbiz brand.
Media services10% Live and non-live media content operations associated with the company’s platform business.
Brand and platform assets10% Ownership and transfer of Helbiz brands, platforms, and related rights.

The company’s current service activity is centered on software development work for a related-party customer, while its...

  • Related-party software clientprimary

    Buys software development and IPO-preparation services from Helbiz Doo.

  • Urban mobility consumerssecondary

    Used scooters or similar personal transportation services for short trips.

  • Media audiencesecondary

    Consumed live and non-live media content distributed through the company’s platforms.

  • Asset purchasersemerging

    Buy operating subsidiaries, brands, platforms, or business lines being sold.

The company is based in New York and also maintains offices in Belgrade, reflecting a U.S...

  • Headquartered in New York, United States
  • Office and operating presence in Belgrade, Serbia
  • Legacy mobility operations in the United States and Italy
  • European business assets and brands were housed in Italy and related entities
  • Cross-border structure supports software delivery and asset transfers

The company’s current direction is centered on software services while legacy mobility and media operations are being...

01
Expand software services activityshort-term

Provides the current operating base after the legacy mobility model was reduced.

02
Divest legacy mobility and media businessesshort-term

Allows the company to exit higher-burn operating lines and simplify the structure.

03
Secure external financingshort-term

The business depends on outside capital to fund operations and transition plans.

The company faces substantial execution and financing risk because its business model depends on outside capital and a...

high

Financing dependence

Operations and expansion rely on debt and equity funding rather than internally generated cash.

Scope
Company-wide
Materiality
high
high

Debt default and litigation

Unpaid notes and a court judgment can force cash outflows and restrict flexibility.

Scope
Unsecured note, secured convertible loan, bank loans
Materiality
high
medium

Related-party dependence

Key software and financing arrangements involve entities controlled by major shareholders.

Scope
Everli S.p.A., Palella Holdings LLC
Materiality
high
medium

Legacy mobility operating risk

Micromobility businesses require dense utilization, local permits, and high operating discipline.

Scope
United States, Italy
Materiality
medium
Discontinued operations
Affects revenue, operating expense, and trend comparability
Litigation and debt accruals
Affects short-term liabilities and reported leverage
Related-party transactions
Affects revenue recognition, disclosure, and governance scrutiny
Debt extinguishment and modification
Affects other income/expense and liability carrying values

: 29/04/2026