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Full ride-hailing licences being evaluated for Trans-Cab, Geolah beyond 2025: LTA
[SINGAPORE] With just under two months left on their one-year provisional permits to offer ride-hailing services, Trans-Cab and Geolah’s eligibility for full ride-hailing licences is being evaluated, ...
Grab’s acquisition of Trans-cab falls through as both parties withdraw
An assessment of the proposed acquisition has also been dropped after the decision
Grab’s proposed acquisition should not be allowed to proceed
I REFER to the article “Grab’s acquisition of Trans-cab would significantly reduce competition, says competition watchdog” (BT, Jul 11).
Grab’s acquisition of Trans-cab would significantly reduce competition, says competition watchdog
Grab, already a major player, would become stronger, says the CCCS. And a shortage of drivers would leave Grab’s rivals fewer drivers to draw from
Competition watchdog conducts in-depth review on Grab’s proposed takeover of Trans-cab
The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) has started an in-depth review of the proposed acquisition of Trans-cab by Grab.
Grab’s search for inorganic growth may be curtailed by anti-competition concerns
WITH changing consumer preferences and the highest inflation rates in four decades, the current operating environment has not been kind to transport and food delivery company Grab.
Turning point for the taxi industry?
IT HAS been a bumpy road for taxi operators in Singapore, especially over the last decade as the rise of private-hire vehicles disrupted the industry.
Competition watchdog consults on Grab’s proposed Trans-cab acquisition
THE Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) has invited public feedback on Grab’s proposed acquisition of Trans-cab through its subsidiary, Grab Rentals.
Singapore’s competition watchdog looking into Grab’s proposed takeover of Trans-Cab: Alvin Tan
Singapore’s competition watchdog is looking into Grab’s proposed takeover of Trans-Cab, Minister of State for Trade and Industry Alvin Tan told Parliament on Thursday (Aug 3).
Trans-cab purchase signals grab for drivers and maybe profits
GRAB’S planned purchase of taxi operator Trans-cab could kick off more deals in South-east Asia’s point-to-point (P2P) transport market, as companies battle over a limited pool of drivers and contend ...