South African tech firm GoMetro completes a £9 million Series A funding round, led by Zenobē and FutureGrowth Asset Managers, with continued support from existing investors.
This funding aims to boost GoMetro’s mission of revolutionizing heavy-duty commercial transport operations through digitalization and advancing its fleet management platform across key global markets.
Founder Justin Coetzee highlights the importance of data-driven decision-making systems for fleet operators to stay competitive and optimize resources, stressing the significance of embracing technology solutions.
The company’s cloud-based platform, GoMetro Bridge, facilitates the seamless integration of electric vehicles (EVs) into fleets, managing data streams and supporting the transition to all-electric operations.
With a focus on refining existing features and introducing new functionalities, GoMetro aims to strengthen its software platform to cater to the evolving needs of the industry, expanding device support on GoMetro Bridge.
Zenobē Energy, a leader in EV fleet and grid-scale battery storage, brings strategic value to the investment, supporting over 1,000 electric vehicles globally and aiming for 4,000 by 2026.
The synergy between GoMetro and Zenobē aligns with the vision for sustainable transportation, driving forward a data-centric approach in fleet management during the industry’s transition to EV adoption.
The funding’s pivotal role in GoMetro’s growth includes expanding into new markets such as the US, Latin America, and Australia while intensifying collaborations for sustainable transportation solutions.
This strategic partnership aims to tackle the challenges of decarbonizing road transport amid global efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
