Cycling: Bike-share firm SG Bike aims to expand fleet size to 100,000 by 2023

It is one of only two bike-share companies left from a high in early 2018 when there were seven operators.

From left to right: SG Bike co-founders Benjamin Oh (chief marketing officer), Sean Tay (chief operating officer) and David Lim (chief technology officer). ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE
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SINGAPORE - At the height of the bike-sharing wave in early 2018, there were about 200,000 such bikes in Singapore owned by seven companies.

But that has since dwindled to just two - SG Bike and Anywheel - with giants such as Mobike and Ofo exiting the market last year.

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