Lagos: Bolt.eu, the corporate mobility solution from Bolt, has recorded strong year-on-year growth in Nigeria, underscoring increasing demand from businesses seeking smarter, more efficient ways to manage employee transportation and business travel.
According to African Press Organization, over the past 12 months, Bolt Business has delivered double-digit growth in Nigeria, driven by expanding adoption across multiple industries, growing demand from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and an increasing number of organisations seeking cost-efficient alternatives to managing in-house transport fleets.
Today, Bolt Business serves organisations across a broad range of industries, including financial services, technology, healthcare, professional services, manufacturing, logistics, media, real estate, and fast-growing consumer businesses. Its client portfolio includes leading organisations such as First Bank, Access Bank, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Interswitch, Glovo, Chowdeck, Premium Times Centre for Investigative Journalism, News Central, Pfizer Specialties, IWOSAN Lagoon Hospitals, Avon Healthcare, UAC Foods, MRS, China Harbour Engineering Company Nigeria, CAPPA and DAlberto, ValueJet, and several other businesses that rely on Bolt Business to simplify corporate mobility.
The growth reflects a broader shift in how Nigerian businesses approach corporate mobility. Rather than maintaining expensive vehicle fleets or relying on fragmented transport arrangements, more organisations are adopting digital mobility platforms that offer greater transparency, control, and operational efficiency.
“Businesses today are looking beyond transportation, they’re looking for smarter ways to optimise operations and manage costs,” said Isaac Iroko, Country Manager, Bolt for Business Nigeria. “We’ve seen organisations across different sectors embrace Bolt Business because it gives them a simple, reliable, and transparent way to manage employee travel, whether it’s daily commutes, client meetings, or business trips. This growth demonstrates that corporate mobility is becoming an increasingly important part of business efficiency in Nigeria.”