Uber plans to sell South-east Asia business to Grab: CNBC
[NEW YORK] Uber Technologies is preparing to sell its South-east Asia ride-hailing business to Singapore-based Grab in return for a substantial stake in the company, CNBC reported, citing two sources familiar with the matter. No deal has been reached yet and the timing of any deal is uncertain, the report said.
Reuters had reported in November that SoftBank Group's multi-billion dollar investment in Uber had opened up the possibility of combining it with other ride-hailing assets that the Japanese group owns.
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