The Gojek sign is seen on the company's building in Jakarta, Indonesia. The ride-hailing and payments giant is reportedly in advanced discussions about merging with local e-commerce pioneer Tokopedia. Photo: Bloomberg
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Why a Gojek-Tokopedia merger should be treated with caution by investors
- Indonesia’s two most valuable start-ups are reportedly in talks as they lose money and market share. But will a merger make them more viable?
- Tokopedia is under threat from Shopee, part of the Singapore-based Sea Group, while Gojek is facing pressure from ride-hailing rival Grab
The Gojek sign is seen on the company's building in Jakarta, Indonesia. The ride-hailing and payments giant is reportedly in advanced discussions about merging with local e-commerce pioneer Tokopedia. Photo: Bloomberg
