SINGAPORE -- Leading Southeast Asian ride-hailing operator Grab is investing heavily in smaller regional startups as the SoftBank Group-backed unicorn strives to expand the reach of its all-in-one app.
Unicorn aims to expand reach beyond Singapore and Indonesia with startup investments

Chris Yeo, head of Grab Ventures, says the ride-hailing company looks to give back to the startup community in Southeast Asia. (Photo by Kentaro Iwamoto)
SINGAPORE -- Leading Southeast Asian ride-hailing operator Grab is investing heavily in smaller regional startups as the SoftBank Group-backed unicorn strives to expand the reach of its all-in-one app.