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The regional mobility solutions industry is witnessing a fundamental shift towards innovative smart mobility options. (EasyLease website)
  • it's net profit was AED 26.5 million ($7.21m) in Q3 2023, compared to AED 32.73 million ($8.91m) YoY over Q3 2022.
  • Cost-effectiveness, exceptional maneuverability and expedited travel, are driving the popularity of two-wheelers in the UAE.

Abu Dhabi, UAE – EasyLease revenue rose to AED 211.79 million ($57.66m) during the third quarter of 2023, marking an increase of 35.6 percent YoY over Q3 2022, its financial report said.

Also, it’s net profit was AED 26.5 million ($7.21m) in Q3 2023, compared to AED 32.73 million ($8.91m) YoY over Q3 2022, as the company continues to invest in its long-term business expansion plan.

“We maintain an unwavering commitment to investment in geographical expansion, fortifying our presence, and aggressively pursuing greater market share in local and regional markets.” Said Ahmad Al Sadah, CEO of EasyLease.

The regional mobility solutions industry is witnessing a fundamental shift towards innovative smart mobility options that can go a long way in slashing its carbon footprint.

Motorcycles have a great potential to do their part for sectoral emission reduction through a variety of measures – from electrification to improving fuel economy.

Cost-effectiveness, exceptional maneuverability and expedited travel are driving the popularity of two-wheelers in the UAE’s and in the GCC mobility market, especially in the last-mile delivery space.

“While our new investments may have affected some of our quarterly figures, we view it as a transient impact and remain steadfast in our commitment to long-term sustainability and the realization of our ambitious objectives laid out in our 2025 strategic plan,” Al Sadah said.