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Grab Slashes GP Commission to 9% in Thailand, Bolstering 'Thai-Help-Thai Plus' Initiative
Ride-hailing giant Grab has reduced its commission rate (GP) for partner businesses in Thailand from the 10% range to 9%. This move aims to support the Thai government's 'Thai-Help-Thai Plus' campaign (60/40 model) and stimulate the domestic economy. The reduction is expected to alleviate the burden on small and medium-sized businesses.
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