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Grab is an Singapore-based Southeast Asian transport sharing app which was launched last 2011. Grab offers modes of transport like private car services (GrabCar), motorcycle taxis (GrabBike), and helicopter rides (GrabHeli). It also accepts food (GrabFood), package and parcel delivery (GrabExpress).[1] It is mainly competed with another ride-hailing service based in Indonesia, Gojek.
MyTeksi
2011–2013
GrabTaxi
2013–2016
Grab
2016–2019
GrabTaxi renamed as Grab on January 28, 2016. The font of the logo is in Nordique Pro Inline. In March of 2018, Grab merged with Uber's Southeast Asian operations, giving Grab the control of Uber's assets and operations and the Uber Eats brand.[2] In exchange, Uber acquired a 28% stake in Grab.[3]
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2019–present
In 2019, the wordmark and color was slightly tweaked.
References
- ↑ Laura Tan (January 28, 2016). "From GrabTaxi to Grab: Rebranded ride-hailing app promises safety, freedom". CNN Philippines. Retrieved on August 18, 2020.
- ↑ Danielle Keeton-Olsen (March 26, 2018). "Grab Officially Takes Control Of Uber's Southeast Asia Operations". Forbes. Retrieved on Feburary 5, 2021.
- ↑ "How Much Is Grab Worth?". Forbes (Jan 10, 2019).
Grab
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| Products and services: GrabBike | GrabCar | GrabExpress | GrabFood | GrabMart | GrabPay | GrabKios | GrabWheels | GrabGifts | GrabRewards | GrabAds Subsidiaries and investments:  |
| Transportation Careem | DiDi (15%) | Grab (28%) | Uber | Uber Boat by Thames Clippers | Uber Freight | MLA B.V.1 Delivery Former/defunct assets: 1Joint venture with Yandex.Taxi.  |
| eAccess (E MOBILE) | SB Creative | SBI Group | SoftBank Mobile | SoftBank Telecom | T-Mobile US (Other) | Tidal | Willcom | GoTo (Gojek | Tokopedia) | Grab | Ovo | Z Holdings (Line | Yahoo! Japan)
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