Taiwan's Grab-Foodpanda merger block centered on Uber's minority stake
By Yonnex Li ( October 22, 2026, 07:29 GMT | Insight) -- Taiwan's antitrust regulator rejected Grab Holdings' proposed $600 million acquisition of Foodpanda's local delivery business over concerns that Uber Technologies' minority stake in Grab would undermine competition in a market already dominated by two players. Taiwan Fair Trade Commission Commissioner Shih Chih-chung told MLex that the regulator will continue to monitor consolidation in the market.Taiwan's antitrust regulator rejected Grab Holdings' proposed $600 million acquisition of Foodpanda's local delivery business over concerns that Uber Technologies' minority stake in Grab would undermine competition in a market already dominated by two players. ...
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