Report: Gojek says no plans to enter Malaysia market after vehicle with logo spotted in town


As of June 7, the Land Public Transport Agency has listed 33 companies such as Grabcar, Mula Car and Riding Pink under its licensed ehailing companies list. Gojek is not on the list. — Gojek

Indonesian company Gojek has confirmed that it has no plans to expand its services to Malaysia.

This comes after a car bearing the company’s logo was spotted in Kuala Lumpur, which led to speculation that the company may be offering its services which include ride-hailing and food delivery, in Malaysia.

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