Grab | News, Hiring, Layoffs, Competitors, CEO, Fundraising Insights

Grab is Southeast Asia's leading superapp offering a suite of services like deliveries, mobility, financial services, and more. Guided...


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Grab is Southeast Asia's leading superapp offering a suite of services like deliveries, mobility, financial services, and more. Guided by The Grab Way, their mission is to drive Southeast Asia forward by creating economic empowerment for everyone.

Website
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Size
5001-10,000 employees
Industry
Software Development
Specialities
Technology, Mobile, Logistics, Transportation, Payments, Southeast Asia, Fintech, Digital Banking, Delivery, Superapp

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🛍️ Grab Product and Pricing News

  • Grab launched a special booking portal for students at SMPN 2 Tasikmalaya in December 2024 to facilitate online transport orders after the school banned phones.
  • On February 14, 2025, the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York approved a proposed class action settlement benefiting purchasers of Grab securities.
  • Bali's new 2025 policy will limit the number of Grab and GoJek drivers and require them to be Balinese residents.
  • Grab Philippines launches the Grab CommuniKit for deaf driver-partners to promote inclusivity in transportation.
  • Grab is offering drivers the option to purchase vehicles at favorable prices with competitive financing, integrating its technology to enhance driver performance and service data.

  • Grab plans to deploy 50,000 BYD electric cars across Southeast Asia to increase EV usage and provide drivers with competitive access to these vehicles.
  • Grab's superapp now lets employees create LLM apps without coding.
  • Grab and its investors have finalized a settlement agreement, which is now awaiting court approval.

👔 Grab CEO, Management and Leadership Team


⚔️ Grab Alternatives and Competitors

  • Glovo
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  • Uber
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  • Didi
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  • Ola
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  • Savaari
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  • LINE MAN Wongnai
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  • Dunzo
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  • Dada Group
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  • Cabify
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  • inDrive
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  • Lipaworld
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  • GO-JEK
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  • Lyft
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  • Gett
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  • iCarsClub
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  • oBike
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  • Neuron Mobility
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  • Foodpanda
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  • LINE
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  • ShopeeFood
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  • BeCar
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  • Deliveroo
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  • Comfort
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  • AirAsia Food

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💼 Grab Hiring and Layoffs

  • Annisaa Wahyuningastuti Alisjahbana has joined Grab as City Manager in Indonesia, previously serving as Head of Revenue at RAENA.
  • Yuta Hayakawa has left Grab as Regional Manager - Grab For Business in Singapore to join Asurion as Director, Customer Success.
  • Dimas Wialdi has joined Grab as Go to market lead in Indonesia, previously holding a position at another company.
  • Grab's Head of Product, Ee Ling See, announced the launch of Grab's Women in Tech mentorship program to support women in the tech industry.
  • Serene Lim has started a new position as Head of People Experience Operations & Compliance at Grab.

  • Shoaib Rahman has left Grab as a Principal Product Manager to join Airwallex in Singapore as a Principal Product Manager.
  • Justwin Ong has joined Grab as Commercial Lead in the Philippines, previously serving as Senior Customer Development Manager - Indirect Trade at Colgate-Palmolive.
  • Regina Vanette Mendoza has joined Grab as Manager, Partner Social Media Community in Calabarzon, Philippines, previously serving as Social Media Manager at INSIDE IDEAS GROUP LTD.

🤖 Grab Developer, Integration and Automation News

  • UNL Global has partnered with GrabMaps to enhance location solutions for Southeast Asia.
  • Grab's OVO has partnered with Superbank to launch OVO Nabung, allowing users to upgrade their wallet to a bank account with a 5% interest rate.
  • Grab has partnered with ShopBack to allow users to link GrabPay for payments and earn both GrabRewards Points and ShopBack Cashback.
  • Grab partnered with BYD Company to expand their electric vehicle fleet in Southeast Asia with up to 50,000 vehicles including models like DENZA D9 and BYD ATTO3.
  • Grab has partnered with LSBF Singapore Campus to offer eight Diploma and Degree programs, plus English language courses, to its driver- and delivery-partners and their families.

  • Grab is collaborating with GXBank to launch the TeXnovasi Startup Accelerator Programme in Malaysia, with applications open until January 5, 2025.
  • Grab launched its first insights collaboration with The Coca-Cola Company, allowing Filipinos to explore their 2024 Grabfood re-orders and Coke drink pairings.
  • GrabMart partners with BloomsbyM.com to offer gift-wrapping and handwritten gift cards at no extra charge for the Christmas season.

📈 Grab Financials, Fundraising and Valuation News

  • Grab is considering acquiring its largest rival, PT GoTo Gojek Tokopedia Tbk., for approximately Rp115.8 trillion to reduce costs and competition in Southeast Asia.
  • Grab is considering a $7 billion acquisition of Indonesian tech giant GoTo, potentially paying a 13.6% premium over its current trading price, as part of merger talks to consolidate Southeast Asia's markets.
  • Grab is in advanced merger talks with Indonesian rival GoTo to address ongoing losses, although GoTo denies any current discussions.
  • Grab is considering delisting from Nasdaq, which has caused its stock to drop by 8.41% on February 5, 2025.
  • Grab has put in a bid for Gojek/Tokopedia, including GoCar, for US$7 billion.

  • Grab and GoTo have resumed merger talks with a target to finalize the deal by 2025, causing Grab shares to rally over 7% premarket.
  • Grab has completed the acquisition of Cambodian food delivery and e-commerce platform Nham24, approved by the Competition Commission of Cambodia.
  • Grab is merging with Cambodian brand NHAM24 to enhance affordability and convenience for users and support local businesses.

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