Ride-hailing unicorn
The Mountain View, California-based company created a venture capital arm last year with an aim to invest as much as $100 million in startups in emerging markets. It invested in micro insurer MIC Global in June as part of a strategic partnership while one more deal is in the pipeline, according to Andries Smit, head of inDrive’s New Ventures unit. The investment arm focuses on targets that align with InDrive’s business, Smit said in an ...
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