Grab

Rising oil demand has pushed gasoline prices higher, posing challenges for mobility businesses in the region.

The Singapore tech group’s first results since its US listing come as shares slump.

Shopee and Traveloka have ventured into food delivery and on-demand transportation, while AirAsia plans to launch an array of services in Indonesia soon.

The super app developer’s experience as a new public company may serve as a reference for other businesses that are eyeing ticker symbols in the United States.

Southeast Asian companies hit important milestones, while the region still faces unequal internet access and data protection challenges.

Gojek aims to transition 100% of its fleet to EVs by 2030. Competitor Grab also plans to deploy 26,000 EVs by 2025 in Indonesia.

Grab has a series of tightknit partnerships with local conglomerates, fintech firms, and other companies.

The company ​​raised USD 4.5 billion in gross proceeds for the largest US market debut by a Southeast Asian company.