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UFT

52 employees

UFT, that has been acquired by Losch Luxembourg and that has been rebranded to Savvy Mobility (https://www.savvy-mobility.com), provides an end-to-end SaaS platform for demand responsive transport, DRT to Europe’s largest operators and transport authorities. Its powerful proprietary matching and routing algorithm optimises the allocation of fleet and demand, thus significantly increases fleet productivity and reach. Being vehicle and use case agnostic, UFT’s platform covers a wide range of different mobility services such as public transport, paratransit for persons with reduced mobility, school transport, and taxi sharing among others. Besides being the only platform in the market that helps operators to optimise utilisation of their assets across different mobility use cases, UFT’s system allows operators to automate their workflow. Operators report 20-30% increase in productivity as the UFT platform helps them to reduce excess fleet capacity and distance driven, thus cut fixed costs and emissions. UFT has customers in Luxembourg, Austria, Italy and Portugal and is expanding into other European countries. UFT was founded by Jean-Luc Rippinger and Nicolas Back, two engineers that work hard on their vision to improve mobility services to the point that people prefer them over their private car. They built a world class team of multinational experts that share their believe that universal access to smart mass-transit is the only way to combine the need for convenient mobility with the reduction of per capita greenhouse gas emissions. UFT has been acquired by Losch Luxembourg, Luxembourg's Volkswagen importer. UFT’s technology will play an essential role in Losch’s product portfolio.

Investor insights

Funding rounds participated in

$558K sweet spot round size

Investor type

Privately Held

Basic info

Industry

Software Development

Sectors

Software Development

Date founded

2016

Funding rounds raised

Total raised

$558K

from investors over 1 rounds

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UFT raised $558K on December 1, 2019

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