Grab to invest US$500m in Vietnam over 5 years; partners Sovico Group, happy ending for S$401.9m collective sale of City Towers in Bukit Timah at
Grab said on Wednesday that it is investing another US$500 million over five years to grow in Vietnam and tap opportunities in fintech, new mobility solutions and logistics.
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