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Craig R. Jalbert, a director and executive at Getaround, reported no personal stake in the company's securities.

Getaround stockholders have approved the company's dissolution and a plan of distribution effective July 29, 2026.

Carsharing is growing in Brussels, with Getaround reporting increased reservations and active users due to the challenges of car ownership in the city.

This document displays the enterprise value to EBIT forward for Getaround, Inc., traded as OTC:GETR.

Getaround Europe secured $140 million in a Series E funding round in 2020.

Stockholders are being asked to approve a complete corporate dissolution and liquidation plan for the carsharing marketplace Getaround.

Getaround has launched a new video-centric brand campaign in France, inspired by TV series, for deployment across digital and connected TV platforms in summer 2026.

Getaround launched a comedic advertising campaign, in collaboration with Humanfish Paris, to promote its car-sharing services and features across Europe.

Getaround raised $25 million in venture debt to expand its European carsharing marketplace operations.

Mudrick Capital Management converted notes into 100 million shares of common stock, becoming a major equity holder in the carsharing platform.

Mudrick Capital converted convertible notes into 100 million shares of Getaround common stock at $0.25 per share.

Mudrick Capital has taken a 90.9% stake in Getaround to facilitate the company's dissolution and liquidation.

Getaround launched an absurd bank robbery-themed ad campaign with Humanfish Paris for summer 2026, promoting easy car rentals through entertainment on streaming platforms.

Getaround is seeking shareholder approval to dissolve the company and liquidate assets following the sale of its European business.

Getaround is liquidating its assets and dissolving the company following the sale of its European business and the wind-down of U.S. operations.

Uber has partnered with Getaround to launch a car-sharing feature in San Francisco that allows users to rent and unlock local peer-to-peer vehicles through its app.

Getaround has partnered with travel search engine Kayak to integrate its contactless carsharing service, making it available to Kayak users in many U.S. cities.

Getaround launched its carsharing service in Washington, D.C., marking its first expansion into the East Coast market.

Uber drivers in San Francisco can now rent vehicles from Getaround's marketplace using a mobile app to fulfill ride requests.

Getaround has expanded its app-based carsharing marketplace to Miami after securing $300 million in funding.