Grab, Trans-Cab say merger won’t substantially lower competition as CCCS seeks public views

SINGAPORE - Singapore’s competition watchdog is seeking public views on ride-hailing firm Grab’s proposed takeover of Trans-Cab, the country’s third-largest taxi company.

The expansion of rivals in the rental market, they said, shows it is possible for competitors to expand their offerings. Second, the firms said there were minimal overlaps between them. GrabRentals provides private-hire cars that drivers can rent, whereas Trans-Cab primarily operates a fleet of taxis with a limited supply of private-hire cars for rent.

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