Is deal boon or bane for taxis? Jury is still out
Some demand could shift to taxis; or a resulting Grab monopoly could make it tougher for cabs
Annabeth Leow
Singapore
WITH Uber set to bow out from South-east Asia, industry analysts say that uncertainty looms over the impact on taxi giant ComfortDelGro.
Investors may have sensed that Uber's retreat marks an easing of the pressures on the disrupted taxi industry. ComfortDelGro's counter saw a brisk churn of 19.83 million shares on Monday, ticking upwards by S$0.05, or 2.51 per cent, to S$2.04 amid a slightly weaker market.
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