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ride hailing and food delivery giant Grab may list its shares in the US this year.
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Reuters sources say the firm is considering the move amid robust investor appetite for I pose.
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One source says the offering could raise $2 billion likely making it the largest overseas share sale by a Southeast Asian company.
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The size and timing off any issue haven't been finalized on There was no comment from the firm.
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GRAB has expanded rapidly since it was founded in 2012 as a Malaysian right hailing venture.
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It's now the region's most valuable startup, worth more than $16 billion.
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Backers include Japan's Softbank Group and Mitsubishi U F J Financial Grab now also offers financial services and has a digital banking license in Singapore.
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It says its ride hailing services are breaking even in a low markets, with food delivery set to do the same by the end of this year.