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Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd has unified airport pick-up charges to lower costs for travellers at both KLIA terminals.

S&P Global Ratings suggests the move will bolster Grab’s financial services capabilities across the region, including its presence in Malaysia.

The regional super-app will take a majority 60% stake in the digital lender to bolster its Southeast Asian financial services footprint.

The payments giant is pivoting its business model while a major consolidation reshapes the regional fintech landscape.

The super-app is set to bolster its fintech offerings by purchasing a 60% stake in the regional buy-now-pay-later provider.

The regional super-app aims to bolster its fintech dominance by integrating Atome’s lending infrastructure into its Southeast Asian ecosystem.

The super-app’s controlling stake in the BNPL leader marks a pivot toward becoming a primary digital lender in the region.

The regional super-app moves to consolidate its fintech influence by taking a majority stake in the popular BNPL provider.

The partnership aims to lower financial and operational hurdles for Grab driver-partners transitioning to electric vehicles.

The regional super-app is reportedly eyeing a deal to absorb the SoftBank-backed buy-now-pay-later specialist as part of its ongoing aggressive expansion strategy.

Ride-hailing drivers in Vietnam are organising a collective protest against Grab’s service charges, citing significant declines in take-home pay.

Growing frustration over fee structures in Vietnam sees drivers coordinate a two-day nationwide boycott of the ride-hailing platform.

The regional super-app is reportedly eyeing a controlling interest in the Singaporean financing platform in a deal valued over US$2 billion.

The regional superapp has expanded into automotive retail, offering a curated selection of new EVs and hybrids alongside pre-owned listings.

The federal taxi rejuvenation programme arrives in East Malaysia, offering drivers modern vehicles and upgraded regulatory support.

Malaysia generated $622 million in revenue for the superapp during the first six months of the year.

Grab is rolling out a new feature allowing users to utilize its PayLater service at any merchant displaying the official DuitNow QR logo.

Grab Holdings posted a significant rise in quarterly profit, though concerns remain regarding the company's underlying operational spending.

The regional super-app lifted its profit and sales forecasts despite rising fuel costs and intensifying market competition.
