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Brandon Ho

Community Lead at Seedly

25 Feb 2020

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Thoughts on the potential Grab and Gojek merger?

https://www.straitstimes.com/business/companies-markets/grab-gojek-in-talks-on-potential-merger-report

How do you see this affecting the ride-sharing market in Singapore? Do you think this merger will go through, or will it violate Singapore's anti-competition laws? Do you think this will impact the plans for Grab's recent acquisitions? Considering how they have expanded into the insurance and investments space.

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Rais M

25 Feb 2020

Accountant at SME

Sounds like it might become a monopoly. Anti-monoploy law might step in preventing the merger to protect consumer like us.

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