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Ualabee

Ualabee

Private
CórdobaMobility, Transportation & Logisticshttps://ualabee.com/

Last Round

Seed

Mar 1, 2025

Total Funding Raised

$1.66M

Momentum

Top 10%

of companies Caplight tracks

Company Overview

Ualabee is a smart cities company that provides mobility-as-a-service solutions, including real-time transit data, trip planning, and fleet management tools for governments and public transport operators.

Sector

Mobility, Transportation & Logistics

Verticals

Public Transit, Route Optimization, Fleet Management, Vertical SaaS

Business Model

B2B

Customer Profile

Subscription SaaS, Data as a Service

AI Layer

Application

Keywords

MaaSmobility as a servicepublic transporttransit managementroute planningfleet managementGTFSgeneral transit feed specificationurban mobilitysmart citytransit datamobility intelligencegovtechdata as a serviceDaaS

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Ualabee Comparables

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Ualabee Funding Rounds

Historical fundraising activity

Data table
RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
SeedMar 1, 2025
SeedDec 18, 2024
GrantFeb 6, 2023
AcceleratorJul 24, 2022

Key People

Founding team and executive leadership

Joaquin Di Mario

CEO & CO FOUNDER

Founding Team

Luis Lenta

CTO

Executive Team

Ualabee Investors

Notable investors and investment history

Market signals

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  • Apr 3, 2026

    Monthly visitors increased 74% MoM.

Ualabee Filings

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is Ualabee a public or private company?

Ualabee is a private company.

What is the current stock price of Ualabee?

Ualabee is a private company with no public stock price. Caplight tracks Ualabee's secondary market activity and provides MarketPrice™ estimates to Caplight users.

How much is Ualabee worth (valuation)?

Valuation information for Ualabee is not publicly available.

Can I buy Ualabee stock?

Ualabee shares may be available on secondary markets subject to transfer restrictions. Caplight facilitates secondary market transactions for accredited investors. Visit https://www.caplight.com to learn more.

When was Ualabee's last funding round?

Ualabee's most recent funding round was Seed on March 1, 2025.

Who are the main investors in Ualabee?

Key investors in Ualabee include Magical Startups, Municipalidad de Córdoba, AceleraLatam, Agencia Córdoba Innovar y Emprender S.E.M., e-navik.

Will Ualabee IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for Ualabee.

How can I track Ualabee secondary market activity?

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Firmographic Details

HeadquartersCórdoba
Employee Range22
Year Founded2019
Last FundingMar 1, 2025

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