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Mitsubishi Invests in Go-Jek Mobility Services
Mitsubishi Corp. and affiliate Mitsubishi Motors Corp. have made an unspecified investment in Go-Jek, an Indonesia-based multi-service mobility platform.
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Mitsubishi Corp. and affiliate Mitsubishi Motors Corp. have made an unspecified investment in Go-Jek, an Indonesia-based mobility platform.
The Japanese companies plan to leverage the Go-Jek platform for various services and to study other potential joint projects.
Formed in 2010, Go-Jek provides a smartphone app that can be used to coordinate ride-sharing and ride-hailing services for motorcycles and cars. Users also can use the platform to make payments and order deliveries of food and other items.
Last year, Go-Jek began expanding to the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. The company competes against Singapore-based GrabTaxi Holdings Pte. Ltd.
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