Sime Darby Motors unit open to working with e-hailing firms


Sime Darby Motors Malaysia, Thailand and Taiwan managing director Dennis Ho

George Town: Sime Darby Motors’ wholly-owned subsidiary, Sime Darby Rent A Car Sdn Bhd (SDRAC) is open to collaborating with local e-hailing companies as part of its strategy to grow the business.

Sime Darby Motors Malaysia, Thailand and Taiwan managing director Dennis Ho said the group has been studying the possibility of such a tie-up in light of the growing popularity of e-hailing services, such as Grab.

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