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PB.Finances Acquires Mobiky
COUTANCES, France - Mobiky, the French company specialized in design, production and marketing of innovative products dedicated to urban mobility, has recently been taken over by PB.Finances.
The name of the new legal entity is known as Mobiky-TECH and yet retains for its range of featured products (folding bikes), its brand name ‘Mobiky’.
Mobiky’s development enjoys a new marketing, commercial and technical policy. Since the launch of the two historical models of the Mobiky, seven bike models have been specified with the worldwide patented folding system.
The new Mobiky range will be presented at Eurobike, from September 1-4. This range includes the new MY12, which replaces the Genius, the MY16 and a new e-Bike version.
Jan-Willem van Schaik
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