• Leading Singapore-headquartered e-scooter operators Beam Mobility and Neuron Mobility announce a preliminary agreement as they work towards a merger
• The deal aims to create one of the world’s top micromobility operators, while reinforcing market leadership across the Asia-Pacific region
• Merger will lay a strong foundation for profitability, scalable growth, and long-term success
• Completion is expected within 60 days, subject to customary closing conditions

SINGAPORE, 2 July, 2025 — Leading international e-scooter operators Beam Mobility and Neuron Mobility have signed a preliminary agreement as they work towards a merger that will solidify their micromobility leadership in Asia Pacific. The merger of the two Singapore-headquartered companies will bring together strong industry expertise, laying a solid foundation for profitability, scalable growth, and long-term success.

Completion of the transaction is expected within 60 days, subject to customary closing conditions.

The combined company will operate in over 100 cities and will retain both the Beam and Neuron brands, deploying each in their strongest markets. Neuron is a market leader in Australia and Canada, while Beam’s strong presence in South Korea, Southeast Asia, and Turkey, as well as their recent launch in the U.S., unlocks exciting new opportunities.

Neuron Mobility’s co-founder and CEO, Zachary Wang, will lead the combined company as Chairman and Global CEO. He will be supported by Beam Mobility’s CEO and co-founder, Alan Jiang, who will become the CEO of Asia. Beam’s President, and fellow co-founder, Deb Gangopadhyay, will become a strategic advisor while shaping the industry with groups like the Open Mobility Foundation. Further leadership appointments will be announced in due course. The new company will be headquartered in Singapore.

Zachary Wang, CEO of Neuron Mobility, said:“We are excited to share our plans to bring together the strengths of both companies, creating a truly global e-scooter operator with a clear path to profitability. The combined company will leverage Neuron’s leadership in Australia and Canada, along with Beam’s strong presence in South Korea, Southeast Asia, and Turkey, while also unlocking new opportunities for growth.”

Alan Jiang, CEO of Beam Mobility, said: "The deal unlocks a wealth of exciting opportunities, allowing us to leverage the best of both companies. As well as strengthening our position in Australia and New Zealand, Beam’s large vehicle fleet and expertise in permit-based and emerging markets, combined with Neuron’s strong track record in tender-based markets, will provide a solid foundation for sustainable growth and international expansion."

Deb Gangopadhyay, President of Beam Mobility, said: “I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve built at Beam over the past seven years. This merger unites two of the most innovative companies, and I’m excited to support the combined company as a strategic advisor. I’m also looking forward to shaping the future of our industry through leadership and collaboration with key organisations such as the Open Mobility Foundation.”

Existing Neuron Mobility investors, including Square Peg Capital and GSR Ventures, along with Beam Mobility’s investors, including Affirma Capital, Hana Ventures, and Peak XV Partners, will all take a stake in the new company.