Earlier, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Putrajaya and Grab will jointly fund a RM160 million package to increase the net income of the company's e-hailing and p-hailing workers from next year.PETALING JAYA: P-hailing and e-hailing service provider Grab has sought to assure consumers that its fares will remain "stable" even as it introduces an interim framework to boost the earnings of its drivers and riders.
In a statement, the tech firm said an agreement on a proposed minimum baseline rate for its partners had been reached in principle.
"With Grab taking the lead in advancing this initiative, the proposed adjustment is intended to increase partner take-home earnings from 2027 while ensuring that passenger fares remain stable while the framework is introduced.
