Gojek's Exit from Vietnam Marks a New Era in Rivalry with Grab
- Gojek has decided to exit Vietnam, marking the end of its first era of competition with Grab in Southeast Asia. - Vietnam was Gojek's first expansion market in 2018, but it struggled to gain significant market share. - The decision to leave Vietnam is based on logic rather than rivalry or financial narratives, signaling a shift in strategy. - Gojek's exit follows similar struggles by other international companies like Grab and Baemin in the Vietnamese market. - Both Gojek and Grab are now focusing on profitability and cost-cutting, moving away from aggressive expansion tactics. Source: [Asia Tech Review]()
Matilda Gabriel
Stealth
2 months ago
Gojek in Vietnam was shit anyways
Grab covered almost everything and that you for lesser price
Isaiah Everett
Stealth
2 months ago
Yeah, I used Grab's Cab service in Vietnam.
The good thing was it gave you three rides free.
So, I was set for my trip.
Kendall Carmden
Stealth
2 months ago
Grab is also down 75% from it's listing price.
Man, ride hailing - it's tough. You are grabbing market share while losing shareholder wealth.
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