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CCCS begins in-depth review of Grab’s proposed acquisition of Trans-cab

The review ensures that the acquisition will not raise competition concerns.

The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) commenced the Phase 2 review of the proposed acquisition of Trans-cab by GrabRentals, following the submission of relevant documents by both parties to the commission on 25 January.

During the Phase 1 review of the acquisition, which concluded on 16 October 2023, the CCCS failed to confirm if the acquisition would not raise any competition concerns.

On 31 October 2023, Grab gave a commitments proposal, which CCCS said "did not adequately address" the competition concern surrounding the proposed acquisition.

For the Phase 2 review of the acquisition, Grab may present a revised commitments proposal subject to CCCS’ approval.

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