The source states specific investments of US$706 million and US$150 million, while announcing the round as over US$850 million; the company's announced total is used.

Published by hand (grab.com): "Grab, Southeast Asia’s leading super app, has announced today an investment of over US$850 million from Japanese investors, including Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc.": brand backfill hand check: the page states the round (announced)

The release mentions US$6.5 billion in total capital targeted between June 2018 and the end of 2019, and Invesco’s US$703 million cumulative investment; neither is this round’s amount or financing total.

Published by hand (grab.com): "Singapore, June 27, 2019 — Grab, Southeast Asia’s leading super app, today announced an additional investment of US$300 million from Invesco Ltd., a leading global independent investment management company, a move that will further accelerate Grab’s expansion in the region.": brand backfill hand check: the page states the round (announced)

The source distinguishes the US$1.46 billion fresh funding from the total financing secured in the Series H round, which is over US$4.5 billion.

Published by hand (grab.com): "(“Grab”), Southeast Asia’s leading super app, today announced it has secured US$1.46 billion of fresh funding from the Softbank Vision Fund (“SVF”).": brand backfill hand check: the page states the round (announced)

Valuation none read as $14 billion (cnbc.com): "Following the fresh financing from the Vision Fund, Grab's valuation now stands at $14 billion, according to a source familiar with the matter.": reported by the press

Developing: it holds up against its sources so far, and firms up as more reporting lands.

The $3 billion figure is described as a target for the ongoing Series H, not as a financing total.

Developing: it holds up against its sources so far, and firms up as more reporting lands.

The article describes this as part of an ongoing funding round, but does not state a formal stage. The $3 billion figure is a target for the ongoing round, not a completed financing total.

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Toyota Motor · not in this round

Toyota Motor is described as the lead investor in an earlier June investment; the current $1 billion funding names the other investors above.; not on the page it cites, so not applied: date

Published by hand (cnbc.com): "Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab said on Thursday it has secured new investment of $1 billion from a clutch of financial firms, including global asset manager OppenheimerFunds and China's Ping An Capital.": brand backfill hand check: the page states the round (announced)

Valuation none read as $11 billion (techcrunch.com): "The deal values Grab at $11 billion post-money, which is the same as the $10 billion valuation it earned following the Toyota deal.": reported by the press; basis post-money

Date

2017-07-23 → 2017-07-24 · grab.com · links the announcement page and dates the round by it (the row carried 2017-07-23 from a later page)

The round could expand by $500 million, but only $2 billion is reported as raised. SoftBank’s Vision fund is expressly excluded from the current commitment.

Published by hand (grab.com): "(“SoftBank”), a global technology leader driving the Information Revolution, will invest up to US$2.0 billion to lead Grab’s current financing round.": brand backfill hand check: the page states the round (announced)

Published by hand (grab.com): "Singapore, 20 September 2016 – Grab, the leading ride-hailing platform in Southeast Asia, has raised US$750 million in equity financing, increasing its total capital position to over US$1 billion.": brand backfill hand check: the page states the round (announced)

Valuation none read as more than $3 billion (bloomberg.com): "It also bumped up its valuation to more than $3 billion, according to a person familiar with the matter.": reported by the press

Developing: it holds up against its sources so far, and firms up as more reporting lands.

Date

2014-12-03 → 2014-12-04 · softbank.jp · links the announcement page and dates the round by it (the row carried 2014-12-03 from a later page)

Valuation exceed the $1 billion mark not stated for this round

SoftBank is described as GrabTaxi’s largest investor, but the source does not explicitly call it the lead. The source says the valuation was not confirmed, so no valuation is stated.

Published by hand (softbank.jp): "SOFTBANK INVESTS US$250 MILLION IN GRABTAXI, SOUTHEAST ASIA’S LARGEST MOBILE TAXI BOOKING APP Investment is SoftBank’s largest ever in a Southeast Asian Internet Company": brand backfill hand check: the page states the round (announced)

Date

2014-10-21, the exact day (was day) · techcrunch.com · links the announcement page and dates the round by it

The amount is an approximation: GrabTaxi declined to reveal the exact Series C amount. It also declined to provide a valuation figure.

Published by hand (techcrunch.com): "The battle is heating up in Southeast Asia today, after GrabTaxi — a Malaysia-headquarted company that is active in six countries — announced a $65 million investment round that it hopes will enable it to defeat Uber in Southeast Asia.": brand backfill hand check: the page states the round (reported)