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Grab: We Are Surprised By The RM 86.77 Million Fine From Malaysia Competition Commission

by Chief Chapree
October 3, 2019
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Earlier today, the Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) has announced that it is proposing a fine of RM 86.77 million on Grab due to a certain clause that the company imposed on its driver-partners. Also facing an additional daily penalty of RM 15,000 per day, Grab has released a press statement to address the move made by MyCC.

According to the statement, Grab has stated that MyCC’s announcement has taken it by surprise as the company believed that it didn’t break any law within the Competition Act 2010. Nevertheless, Grab has planned to submit a written response to MyCC towards the end of November 2019.

Here is the statement, reproduced in full:

“We maintain our position that we have complied fully with the Competition Act 2010. We are surprised by the Proposed Decision that we received this morning.

Whilst our legal counsels are now studying the Proposed Decision, we believe that it is common practice for businesses to decide upon the availability and type of third-party advertising on their respective platforms, tailored according to consumers’ needs and feedback.

We will be submitting our written representations to MyCC by 27 November 2019.”

With that, it looks like we all are going to be in a long ride with MyCC and Grab. Let’s see what will take place at the end of this clash.

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