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South-east Asian rivals Go-Jek and Grab to face off in Singapore as Uber exits region
Indonesia's Go-Jek eyes 4 markets including S'pore, giving Grab a run for its money
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Go-Jek has has been reaching out to former Uber drivers in greater Jakarta after Grab announced it was acquiring Uber's business in South-east Asia.
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Wahyudi Soeriaatmadja Indonesia Correspondent In Jakarta and Zhaki Abdullah , Wahyudi Soeriaatmadja, Zhaki Abdullah
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The battle for a slice of South-east Asia's ride-hailing market is set to heat up, as two billion-dollar homegrown players brace themselves for expansion following the exit of Uber.
A week after Singapore-based Grab announced it was acquiring Uber's business in South-east Asia, Indonesian technology company Go-Jek has been reaching out to former Uber drivers in greater Jakarta, while making plans to expand its services to Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
