CHLime, a leading provider of electric scooters and bikes, has gone public under the name Neutron Holdings despite posting losses over the past three years totaling $215 million. The company, which operates in over 200 cities worldwide including several Swiss cities like Zurich and Basel, reported a revenue increase of 29% last year to $887 million. Despite significant debt exceeding $800 million, Lime aims to reduce liabilities using funds raised through its IPO. The company faces challenges in achieving profitability but continues to expand its presence globally, supported by partnerships such as its collaboration with Uber.
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