Ride-hailing giants Grab, Gojek commit to ‘carbon zero’ ahead of public listing
The welfare and pay of gig economy drivers have come to the fore as companies focus on ESG.(Photo by Ken Kobayashi)
By Kentaro Iwamoto, Shotaro Tani
July 20, 2021
Premium
Grab and Gojek, Southeast Asia’s biggest ride-hailing and delivery superapps, have pledged their commitment to net zero carbon emission, leading the region’s tech startups in adopting environment, social and governance (ESG) goals.
Continue reading this story with a subscription to DealStreetAsia.
Already a subscriber? Log in
Contact us for corporate subscriptions at subs@dealstreetasia.com.
Bring stories like this into your inbox every day.
Sign up for our newsletter – The Daily Brief
Related Stories
Online groceries saw maximum growth in the e-commerce space in Southeast Asia last year.
Part of the ongoing discussions is the possibility of embedding Emtek’s Vidio app on the Grab platform.
Gojek’s Thai business was a minor overseas operation that posted losses in 2019 and 2020.
AirAsia has also clinched a $50-million share-swap deal to acquire Gojek’s Thai units.
