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    29Nov, 2018
    Go-Jek revs into Singapore market with launch of beta app

    Ride-hailing company Go-Jek launched the beta version of its app in Singapore on Thursday (Nov 29), kicking off the roll-out of its services across the island.

    During this beta phase, Go-Jek said access to the app will be granted in batches to balance ride demand and service capabilities.

    At the initial stage, the app will be made available only in limited areas in Singapore. It can be downloaded from iOS and Android app stores in Singapore from Thursday.

    Read more: Channel News Asia

    13Sep, 2018
    Go-Jek kicks off maiden operation in Vietnam

    Go-Jek, the Indonesian ride-hailing app, kicked off its maiden operation in Vietnam on Wednesday, the first step of the company’s plan to expand into Southeast Asia.

    In Vietnam, Go-Jek is collaborating with a local team led by digital entrepreneur Nguyen Vu Duc under the brand Go-Viet.

    “We are very impressed with Go-Jek’s influence and we share the same vision,” Go-Viet CEO Vu Duc told journalists on Wednesday. He said Go-Jek was Go-Viet’s strategic partner in terms of technological and financial matters.

    Go-Jek corporate affairs chief Nila Marita said it decided to collaborate with a local partner because local knowledge of the market was key to win the hearts of customers.

    Vu Duc said the company was expected to have four services — Go-Bike, Go-Car, Go-Food and e-wallet – early next year.

    (read more: The Jakarta Post)