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Wayne Ting
Coverage of Wayne Ting in the Nexus archive.
- Lime is doubling down on cities where it already operates. It's about creating more loyal riders, its CEO says
Lime is increasing its scooter and bicycle fleets in existing US cities to boost rider loyalty and reliability. The company reported a 24% revenue increase and net income of $295 million in Q2, driven by its IPO and subscription services like LimePass. CEO Wayne Ting emphasized using AI to optimize vehicle placement and enhance user experience.
- Uber is set for a payday from Lime's IPO — and is interested in doubling down on the scooter bet
Uber is the largest shareholder in Lime ahead of its IPO, holding a 24% stake worth up to $350 million. Uber has an option to invest an additional $20 million in Lime during the IPO and has a history of partnership, with 14% of Lime's revenue in 2025 coming from trips booked via Uber's app.