Decathlon Pulse acquires majority stake in Bikeleasing Group by 2026

A bold move to dominate the cycling industry. Decathlon Pulse’s acquisition of Bikeleasing Group could reshape how consumers lease bikes—if regulators agree.

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2025 December 30 . 11:12 PM

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Decathlon Pulse acquires majority stake in Bikeleasing Group by 2026

Decathlon Pulse, a subsidiary of the global sports retailer Decathlon, has agreed to buy a majority stake in Bikeleasing Group. The deal, set to complete in early 2026, will see Decathlon Pulse take around 65% ownership of the company. Legal firm Latham & Watkins advised on the transaction.

The acquisition includes the 52% share currently held by Brockhaus Technologies AG. Once finalised, Decathlon Pulse will control approximately 65% of Bikeleasing Group. The deal remains subject to regulatory approval and a vote by Brockhaus Technologies AG’s general meeting.

Bikeleasing Group will continue to operate independently under its existing brands. These include Probonio, Bike2Future, Lesora, and Bikeleasing. The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2026, provided all conditions are met.

The move strengthens Decathlon’s presence in the bike-leasing market. Bikeleasing Group’s brands will remain unchanged, maintaining their current operations. Completion of the deal depends on final regulatory and shareholder approvals.