Singapore’s Tada ramps up US push, eyes Africa as Grab-GoTo merger looms
The company is looking to raise US$100 million in investment to support its growth in existing and new markets
[SINGAPORE] As Grab and GoTo edge towards a potential merger that could redraw the region’s ride-hailing map, rival platform Tada is accelerating its global expansion plans spanning the United States and Africa.
After entering Denver in the US state of Colorado last July, the zero-commission ride-hailing firm is preparing to launch in New York City and raise fresh funds to enter Africa in 2026.
Rather than launch independently, Tada opted for a partnership-led entry into the US.
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