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Prior to announcing a strategic partnership with Didi Chuxing, Bolt had raised over в‚¬2 million in investment capital from Estonian and Finnish angel investors. Bolt also pledged to keep its services running in Ukraine due to recent events. In late February 2022, Bolt, alongside Uber, announced plans to distance themselves from the Russian Companies they are associated with, and Bolt announced that they have stopped selling products produced in or by Russian companies.

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This strike and protest is BoltвЂ™s last chance to do the right thing, obey the law and respect their drivers.' The union threatened legal action on worker rights if Bolt did not comply with its demands, that also included, that Bolt should increase its fares to ВЈ2 per mile, and end all unfair driver dismissals.

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ADCU London President Abdurzak Hadi said: вЂњBolt can no longer just bury its head in the sand and pretend that their drivers and our members are not entitled to the same rights as Uber drivers. The union demanded that Bolt also observe the recent UK Supreme Court ruling against Uber and treat its drivers as workers with the right to the UK national minimum wage and holiday pay. On 22 June 2021, the App Drivers & Couriers Union (ADCU) in the UK called a 24-hour strike and staged a protest against Bolt at the company's West London offices. In May 2021, Bolt launched a car-sharing service Bolt Drive. In March 2019, and in 2020, Bolt was ranked third in the FT 1000: Europe's Fastest Growing Companies published by the Financial Times. The Green Plan goals include offsetting Bolt's contribution to the COв‚‚ emissions of the European transportation sector by at least 5 million tonnes by 2025 and adding more green ride-types for passengers to choose from. In September 2019, Bolt announced its 'Green Plan', an initiative to reduce the ecological footprint of the transportation industry and Bolt as a company. Bolt Food launched in Tallinn, with the plans to expand to more cities in Europe and Africa later this year. In August 2019, the company rolled out its food delivery service, Bolt Food. In June 2019, Bolt re-launched in London with 20,000 drivers registered on the platform. The company also said it planned to release scooters in several other European and Australian cities where the app was already established, but would also launch in new markets where vehicle for hire services face significant regulatory roadblocks, including Germany and Spain. In September 2018, the company announced expanding into dockless electric scooters and launched them in Paris. Following the setback in London, Bolt launched its services in Paris and Lisbon.

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