GoTo Group

Grab to retool in Indonesia after abrupt cut in ride-hailing commissions

Indonesia is South-east Asia’s biggest ride-hailing market, with millions of drivers relying on app-based transport and delivery services

Jakarta has also announced that ride-hailing platforms will be required to provide accident and health insurance coverage for drivers.

Indonesia’s fee cap threatens ride-hailing profits, clouds outlook for Grab, GoTo

Analysts say the policy could dampen investor sentiment – just as ride-hailing firms are beginning to turn a profit

The regulation will also require ride-hailing firms to provide accident and health insurance, President Prabowo said.

Indonesia to cut ride-hailing companies’ maximum commission taken from drivers to 8%

[JAKARTA] Indonesia will cut the caps on the commissions that ride-hailing companies take from drivers for each trip to 8 per cent from 20 per cent, President Prabowo Subianto said on Friday in Jakart...

GoTo, Indonesia’s biggest Internet company, has recently endured some of its toughest quarters since its founding in 2010.

GoTo posts first-ever net income after cost cuts bear fruit

Fintech growth outpaces on-demand services as high oil prices curb commuting and food delivery demand

The acquisition of foodpanda Taiwan will increase Grab’s addressable food-delivery market by 20%.
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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

Seeking relief from intense competition, GoTo has been in talks about a takeover by Grab.

GoTo earnings forecast tops estimates after cost reductions

Growth cooled from its breakneck pace as the firm pivots to focus on profitability

Grab wants to ensure all Indonesian stakeholders are onboard with any takeover proposal because it would need an approval from the country’s government for the deal.

Grab-GoTo deal hits snag caused by state-backed holder’s stake

Potential regulatory opposition and differences in perceived valuation have caused delays in the discussions

The business outlook has brightened somewhat, with GoTo raising its guidance and analysts projecting it will turn a profit next year.

GoTo’s rebound hinges on shareholder vote as Grab merger eyed

The company’s stock has risen about 20% in Jakarta so far this quarter