(Reuters) - Grab holds 65 percent of Indonesia’s ride-hailing market, its managing director for the country said on Wednesday.
The Singapore-based firm recently raised $1 billion in fresh funding to expand in Southeast Asia biggest economy, which it has earmarked as a priority market.
Grab said in a statement on Wednesday it would invest $250 million in Indonesian startups through its Grab Ventures arm, with a focus on firms involved in “mobility, food, logistics, fintech and other O2O (online to offline) challenges”.
