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Zero-emission hydrofoil boats for mass transit.

MobyFly designs and licenses zero-emission hydrofoil technology for the fast ferry market, operating on an Airbus-style model—partnering with local shipyards to build and maintain vessels to MobyFly’s design and specification. Our foiling boats cut energy use by up to 80% and maintenance costs by at least 60% versus diesel ferries, while reaching speeds over 60 km/h. A WEF Technology Pioneer and three-time Top 100 Swiss Startup, MobyFly closed a CHF 10.1 million Series A in 2025 and is now raising Series B to scale across a 4.1-billion-passenger ferry market.

Business model description: MobyFly designs patented zero-emission hydrofoil technology (foils, electric drivetrain, flight-control software), produced via shipyard partnerships—asset-light, Airbus-style. Revenue combines vessel sales, IP licensing, and SaaS software, creating recurring income as our footprint scales globally.

Themes: Blue Economy | Mobility & Transport

Regions/Countries of activity or interest: Europe

Organisation HQ: Switzerland

Fundraising Stage: Series B

Business Model: B2B

Fundraising Capital type: Equity, Debt, Grant

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