Grab
Grab’s new acquisition in Taiwan could further delay a deal for Indonesia’s GoTo
All attention is likely on issues related to the recent purchase plans
Grab, Strides raise fares, unveil driver support measures amid rising fuel costs
Grab’s fuel surcharge will be adjusted to S$0.90 per trip, while Strides’ street-hail fares will rise S$0.01 per distance and time-based unit
Issue 188: Singapore banks face slower growth in sustainable finance; Grab’s confusing dual-class shares
This week in ESG: DBS, OCBC, UOB release sustainability reports; Grab raises CEO’s voting rights
Grab shareholders agree to double voting power of Class B ‘super-voting’ shares
The company will also repurchase up to US$400 million of its shares over the next four months
Maybank raises Grab’s target price to US$6.48 on proposed acquisition of foodpanda Taiwan
But DBS keeps its rating and target price unchanged for the company behind the superapp
Grab launches initiative to provide more support for its women partners in Singapore
Its co-authored study also reveals a total addressable market of 40.7 million women willing to work as driver-partners in South-east Asia
Grab to buy foodpanda’s Taiwan business for US$600 million
The deal marks Grab’s entry into its first market outside South-east Asia
GrabCab to raise taxi fares temporarily to help drivers amid volatile fuel prices
The adjustment applies only to metered taxi rides, says Singapore-based taxi operator
‘Trust the founder’? Grab’s super-voting share proposal raises governance questions for investors
Shareholders would have to be content as passengers in a vehicle ‘with a permanent driver’, observer says
A (dual) class act to follow in SGX’s path to dual listings
Some believe that Singapore’s dual-class regime remains a path less trodden simply because it was rolled out in no-man’s-land
