Green SM Partners with 10 Organisations to Expand Green Mobility in Laos
Vientiane, November 12, 2026: Green SM has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with 10 strategic partners across the banking and finance, telecommunications, payments, media, and hospitality sectors to expand its green mobility ecosystem in Laos. The partnerships aim to integrate services, strengthen platform connectivity and introduce value-added offerings for customers.
The MoUs were signed under the theme “Green Alliance Frontier” – “Where Pioneers of the Green Economy Come Together” – at a ceremony marking the third anniversary of Green SM’s electric taxi services in Laos. The event was attended by Mr. Nguyen Minh Tam, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Vietnam to Laos.
The 10 partners include VietinBank Laos, Joint Development Bank Public, MB Bank Laos and Sacombank Laos in the banking and finance sector; Unitel, ETL and Lao Telecoms (M-Money) in telecommunications and payments; Good Media (Bawanli) in transportation and travel; and Muong Thanh Luxury Vientiane Hotel and Latsavong Wanda Vista Hotel in hospitality.
Under the agreements, Green SM and its partners will explore opportunities to integrate electric mobility services into their existing technology platforms and customer networks. The collaboration will also involve exclusive promotions and customer engagement programmes to make Green SM services more accessible through platforms that customers already use.
In the tourism and hospitality sectors, the partnerships will explore connecting Green SM’s mobility services with hotel networks and other service providers. The aim is to offer transport options for hotel guests, international visitors and corporate customers. Collaboration with media partners will focus on joint branding and promotional campaigns to increase awareness of electric mobility and encourage greener transport choices.
A highlight of the signing ceremony was the unveiling of Frontier Mark, an artwork combining the distinctive marks of all participating partners into a shared symbol representing their collaboration and common vision for developing a green ecosystem in Laos.
Ms. Le Thi Ngoc Linh, Deputy CEO of Mobility Services Operation at Green SM, said: "The transition to a greener future requires the collaboration and collective efforts of businesses and organizations across different sectors. Through Green Alliance Frontier, we aim to create a platform for Green SM and its partners to connect, share a common vision, leverage their respective strengths, and explore meaningful opportunities for collaboration. By bringing together platforms, services, and customer networks, we hope to make green mobility solutions more accessible to local communities while contributing to sustainable value creation for the people and market of Laos."
Green SM reported that it has completed nearly 4.6 million rides in Laos over its first three years of operations. The company said the new partnerships will expand its local network and create opportunities to integrate electric mobility with everyday services, addressing the transport needs of residents and visitors.
Through the cross-sector collaboration, Green SM and its partners aim to improve access to electric mobility services and support the development of sustainable transportation in Laos.
