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FE Online Report | Published: November 29, 2017 14:23:38 | Updated: December 01, 2017 11:13:39
Indonesian unicorn Go-Jek is learned to have picked up a relatively small stake of around $2 million in Pathao, a two-wheeler riding startup app based in Bangladesh.
These companies are understood to have closed the deal a few weeks back, DEALSTREETASIA reports quoting two people familiar with the development.
As Pathao is not acute on selling and holding the majority of the company, Go-Jek has opted for a relatively small stake.
Pathao started off as a delivery partner to e-commerce merchants in 2015, which was founded by Hussain Elius. Now it claims to be the biggest transport service company in Bangladesh.
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