Singapore technology company Grab is expanding its operations in Southeast Asia to become the region's one-stop "super app" . This is despite fears the Singapore competition authorities might block or impose a fine on its acquisition of Uber’s business in the region. The firm has launched Grab Platform, aimed at allowing third parties to become part of its service to enable them to increase their range of customers. Struggling food delivery service GrabPay has already signed up. Grab also runs a payment service, HappyFresh, and is also introducing features including news and games to its ride-booking app.
Singapore technology company Grab is expanding its operations in Southeast Asia to become the region's one-stop "super app" . This is despite fears the Singapore competition authorities might block or impose a fine on its acquisition of Uber’s business in the region. The firm has launched Grab Platform, aimed at allowing third parties to become part of its service to enable them to increase their range of customers. Struggling food delivery service HappyFresh has already signed up. Grab also runs a payment service, GrabPay, and is also introducing features including news and games to its ride-booking app.