Brazil Is The Main Target Of A Kazakhstan Company, Which Aims To Enter The Brazilian Market Strongly, Promising Rapid Expansion And Job Creation; Learn More

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Brazil Has Become the Center of Jet’s Global Strategy, Concentrating the Largest Regional Revenue, Accelerated City Expansion, Priority Investments, Job Growth, and Launch of New Integrated Electric Services

Brazil has become the main market for Jet, an electric scooter company founded in Kazakhstan, which operates in 35 cities, generates US$ 30 million in the region, and plans to reach 55 municipalities by 2026.

Brazil as the Central Hub of Global Strategy

According to Ilya Timakhovskiy, CEO of Jet, Brazil has unique conditions for micromobility, combining favorable climate, public interest, and urban and recreational use of the electric mode.

The company began operations in the country two years ago, already with wide scale, prioritizing major urban centers from Porto Alegre to Belém, in addition to coastal cities focused on leisure.

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International Expansion and Regional Differences

Before Brazil, Jet expanded its operations to countries near Kazakhstan, such as Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Russia, markets with large territorial extents.

Despite this, the executive states that the Brazilian environment is more favorable for business, mainly due to the absence of harsh winters and greater adoption of electric transportation.

In Russia, for instance, climatic conditions limit operational periods, while in Brazil the service maintains continuous demand in various regions.

This difference directly influences the prioritization of investments and explains the growing weight of the country in the company’s global results.

Jobs and Company’s Growth Plan

Currently, Jet has 800 employees in Brazil and plans to hire between 100 and 200 people in the coming months.

The new hires are expected to support the expansion to 55 cities by 2026, strengthening operational, logistical, and user support areas.

This growth accompanies the increase in the fleet and the infrastructure necessary to sustain operations in new urban markets.

Revenue, Investments, and New Services

From the global revenue of about US$ 50 million, approximately US$ 30 million came from Brazil and Latin America in the last year.

Therefore, half of a fundraising of US$ 20 million, in equity and debt, will be allocated to opening new markets in the region in 2026.

The company expects to double in size and include electric bike rentals, expanding micromobility options within the same app.

Another initiative involves renting power banks at subway stations, restaurants, and cafes, integrated into a single subscription, according to the CEO.

The statements were made in an interview with InfoMoney, reinforcing Brazil as the central hub for the company’s future.

With information from Infomoney.

Brazil Is The Main Target Of A Kazakhstan Company, Which Aims To Enter The Brazilian Market Strongly, Promising Rapid Expansion And Job Creation; Learn More

Brazil Has Become the Center of Jet’s Global Strategy, Concentrating the Largest Regional Revenue, Accelerated City Expansion, Priority Investments, Job Growth, and Launch of New Integrated Electric Services

Brazil as the Central Hub of Global Strategy

International Expansion and Regional Differences

Jobs and Company’s Growth Plan

Revenue, Investments, and New Services

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