March 26, REUTERS - Singapore-headquartered Grab (GRAB.O), opens new tab is seeking a loan of up to $2 billion to support its potential takeover of Indonesia's GoTo (GOTO.JK), opens new tab ...

Singaporean ride and delivery firm Grab Holdings Ltd. is in talks to raise a loan of as much as $2 billion to back its potential takeover of Indonesia-based rival GoTo Group, according to people ...

Analysts say a merger is increasingly likely. While institutional backers set to gain, millions of drivers and retail ...

Singapore-headquartered Grab (NASDAQ:GRAB) is seeking a loan of up to $2 billion to support its potential takeover of Indonesia's GoTo, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday. The report stated that ...

There’s another important thing we should consider, which is that Grab’s net cashflow from operations in 2024 was $852 million. GoTo is the parent company of Gojek, the ride-hailing super app ...

Then there are competition rules. Grab and GoTo have strong positions in key markets like Indonesia and Singapore, where antitrust authorities are attentive to market concentration. A combined ...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore said on Wednesday it had not received notification from ride and delivery companies Grab or GoTo on a proposed merger.

GrabCab, a subsidiary of Grab Rentals and sister company of GrabCar, has been awarded a street-hailing service operator license (RSOL).

Stay updated on market trends for GRAB. Singapore's Grab Eyes $2 Billion Loan To Finance $7 Billion GoTo Deal Uber and Grab Holdings discussed a $2 billion loan for takeover of Indonesian rival.

A GoTo spokesperson declined to comment while Grab didn’t respond to e-mails and messages requesting comment. Grab’s transaction comes amid a busy time for deal-making as valuations become ...