Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland
Cantor Fitzgerald House, 23 St Stephen's Green, Dublin, D02 AR55, Ireland
Overview
Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland is part of leading global financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald. With a proud history of stockbroking and servicing our private clients and financial advisors in Ireland since 1995, we provide a full suite of investment services, primarily in personalised share dealing, pensions and wealth management, debt capital markets and corporate finance. We are recognised as a primary dealer in government bonds. Our clients include private individuals and corporate entities, financial institutions, investment funds, credit unions and charities. At Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland, we aim to put our clients first and to ensure that you are at the forefront of every decision we make as an organisation. We believe strongly in the value of personal contact and client relationships and are committed to the highest level of service and to delivering value to our clients. We are happy to provide clients with a global perspective that is unique to the Irish market, leveraging a global vibrant network of expert analysts and investment professionals. With local offices based in Dublin, Cork and Limerick, we partner with specialist staff in an entrepreneurial culture. Our experienced team of investment professionals offers leading-edge expertise to help you manage your financial needs.
- Total investments
- 1
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 1
Sector focus
- Finance
- Financial Services
Investment portfolio
- Moby Bikes
Led · Equity · Jan 2024
Founded in 2020, Moby Bikes runs a fleet of about 2,000 shared bikes throughout Ireland and recently relaunched 150 e-cargo bikes in the Netherlands following the acquisition of Cargoroo. The service has surpassed 1.5 million rides and accumulated more than 100,000 registered users, and its vehicles are used by customers such as Domino’s Pizza, the Dutch Police and the European Parliament. Management plans to add roughly 300 bikes per year through 2029, lifting the fleet to more than 3,000 units, while also aiming to acquire one competitor annually and bid on EU-funded cargo-bike tenders. Revenue is projected to nearly quadruple by 2029, reflecting expansion across four countries and three business lines. Last year Moby integrated its Dublin bikes into the FreeNow app, further increasing distribution. Earlier investors from a 2021 crowdfunding round have reportedly seen an eightfold return, and the company is backed by Enterprise Ireland. The new fundraising will support continued fleet growth, European roll-outs of Cargoroo’s 600 historic locations, and pursuit of zero-emission delivery opportunities.
Team
conor mckeon
head of corporate finance
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