Grab surprised by MyCC’s proposed fine, says has fully complied with Competition Act

By HEMANANTHANI SIVANANDAM

Nation
Thursday, 03 Oct 2019
3:06 PM MYT

PETALING JAYA: E-hailing company Grab says it is taken aback by the Malaysia Competition Commission’s (MyCC) proposed RM86.7mil fine.

Grab said it maintains its position that it has complied fully with the Competition Act 2010.

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