When was Mobilicity founded?

Mobilicity was founded in 2009 and raised its 1st funding round 6 years after it was founded.

Where is Mobilicity located?

Mobilicity is headquartered in Vaughan, Canada.

Is Mobilicity a funded company?

Mobilicity is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round, a Conventional Debt round on Jan 27, 2015.

When was the latest funding round of Mobilicity?

Mobilicity's latest funding was a $***** Conventional Debt round on Jan 27, 2015, with participation from 0 investor.

Where does Mobilicity rank among its competitors?

Mobilicity ranks 215th amongst 1057 active competitors, of which 43 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Circles.Life, which secured an undisclosed amount in Feb, 2020.

Who are the top competitors of Mobilicity?

Mobilicity's top competitors include MasMovil, Circles.Life and Ultra Mobile. Among them, Circles.Life secured the most recent funding round in February, 2020.

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Q: Is Mobilicity an acquired company?

Mobilicity got acquired by Rogers on Jun 23, 2015.

Mobilicity is an acquired company based in Vaughan (Canada), founded in 2009 by Stewart Lyons. It operates as a Canadian wireless Telecommunications company. Mobilicity has raised an undisclosed amount in funding. The company has 1057 active competitors, including 43 funded and 150 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like MasMovil, Circles.Life and Ultra Mobile.

Company Details

Mobilicity is a telecommunications company owned by Rogers communications, that was launched after a government initiative to increase competition in wireless sector. They provide unlimited voice, text and data plans across defined 5 unlimited zones in Canada. They also offer popular mobile devices and smart phones with no term contracts and hidden fees.John Bitove was the founder of Mobilicity.

Key Metrics

Founded Year

2009

Location

Vaughan, Canada

Stage

Acquired

Latest Funding Round

Conventional Debt, Jan 27, 2015, $*****

Investors

Quadrangle Group & 2 more

Ranked

215^th among 1057 active competitors

Similar Companies

MasMovil & 585 more

Exit Details

Acquired by Rogers (Jun 23, 2015)

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Mobilicity got acquired by Rogers on Jun 23, 2015 at an acquisition amount of $*****.

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Mobilicity has raised funding over 1 round. Mobilicity has 3 institutional investors.

Here is the list of recent funding rounds of Mobilicity:

Date of Funding	Funding Amount	Round Name	Post-Money Valuation	Revenue Multiple	Lead Investors	Other Investors
Jan 27, 2015	8599835	Conventional Debt	8702608	2565000	2344422	9495178

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The founders of Mobilicity is Stewart Lyons. Dercio Barros is the CEO of Mobilicity.

Here are the details of Mobilicity's key team members:

Stewart Lyons: Former Co-Founder of Mobilicity.
Dercio Barros: CEO of Mobilicity.

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Top competitors of Mobilicity include MasMovil, Circles.Life and Ultra Mobile. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Mobilicity, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	MasMovil 2006, Madrid (Spain), Acquired	Provider of mobile internet, calling, and other services	-	Capital Group, Providence Equity Partners ... & 3 others	72/100
2nd	Circles.Life 2014, Singapore, Series C	Online MVNO providing data services	$50M	Warburg Pincus, Peak XV Partners & 21 others	70/100
3rd	Ultra Mobile 2011, Long Island City (United States), Acquired	T-Mobile MVNO offering unlimited talk & data plans with international calling	$3.25M	-	70/100
4th	Vodacom 1994, Midrand (South Africa), Public	Provider of mobile network telecommunication services	-	Umbono, Convergence Partners	67/100
5th	Consumer Cellular 1995, Portland (United States), Acquired	MVNO in the US providing no contract cell phones and services	-	-	66/100
6th	Gigsky 2010, Palo Alto (United States), Series B	Global eSIM provider offering seamless connectivity for travelers and enterprises	$24.9M	Intercept Ventures, Yet2ventures & 3 others	66/100
7th	Tello 1996, Sibiu (Romania), Acquired	Mobile communication services provider	$2.7M	Bullpen Capital, True Ventures & 6 others	63/100
8th	Belong 2013, Melbourne (Australia), Unfunded	Mobile communication services provider	-	-	62/100
9th	FreedomPop 2011, Los Angeles (United States), Acquired	MVNO providing mobile and internet services	$114M	Mangrove Capital Partners, Partech Partners ... & 8 others	61/100
10th	Boost Worldwide 2002, Irvine (United States), Acquired	Mobile phone plans, devices, and deals for diverse customer needs	-	Poplar Ventures, EHL	61/100
215th	Mobilicity 2009, Vaughan (Canada), Acquired	Canadian wireless Telecommunications company	-	Quadrangle Group, TIIN Capital & 1 others	31/100