DigitalBridge, Aberdeen complete ZEmobility-VGMobility combination to build 5,400-bus LATAM platform
Bitget2026/09/23 09:30- DigitalBridge, with Aberdeen Investments, completed the combination of electric bus platforms ZEmobility and VGMobility in Colombia and Chile.
- The merged platform will operate under the ZEmobility brand, creating a fleet of more than 5,400 buses across Latin America.
- ZEmobility contributes 2,800 vehicles; VGMobility adds 2,600 vehicles across the same markets.
- The business includes 16 concessions, leasing buses to transport authorities in Bogotá and Santiago under long-term, government-backed availability-based contracts.
- Management expects the combination to strengthen the capital structure and support further deployment across existing and new Latin American markets.
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