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We take our responsibility to protect the personal information provided to us seriously. Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), together with its subsidiaries and affiliates, is a leading global provider of real estate and investment management services. Private cars, ride hailing apps and Transjakarta buses also provide convenient access to Tokopedia Tower. Tokopedia Tower enjoys nearby access to Lotte Shopping Avenue Mall at the and the closest MRT Jakarta station is Bendungan Hilir on Jalan Sudirman which is within walking distance. Mega Kuningan is sandwiched between Jalan Gatot Subroto (to the south) and Jalan Satrio (to the north). Mega Kuningan is home to multiple commercial and residential developments as well as embassies, restaurants and bars. Tokopedia Tower is located on Jalan Satrio close to both Mega Kuningan and Jalan Sudirman.
A newly paved pedestrian walkway provides access to the Ciputra World One complex to the east, which houses full shopping mall amenities, commercial office, a Raffles Hotel and serviced apartments. Tokopedia Tower, home to the headquarters of e-commerce group Tokopedia, is part of the Ciputra World Two mixed-use complex comprising serviced apartments and condominium towers in addition to commercial office. It has expanded to become Indonesia’s largest e-commerce firm and like its peers has added financial services such as digital payments and lending services.Tokopedia Tower is a Grade A office building located on Jalan Satrio in Jakarta’s Central Business District. Tokopedia was founded in 2009 by William Tanuwijaya. Makarim stepped down as CEO in October 2019 after joining the Indonesian cabinet, and Soelistyo, together with Kevin Aluwi, were named co-CEOs. It has since expanded to provide not just ride-hailing but also a variety of on-demand services, including food delivery and online payments. Gojek was founded in 2010 by Makarim as a call center for motorbike taxis, known as “Ojek” in Indonesia. GoTo’s rival Grab also provides ride-hailing and on-demand services across eight countries in Southeast Asia, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, while internet firm Sea Limited has made a massive push into e-commerce in Asia with its Shopee e-commerce platform. The merger of Gojek and Tokopedia comes as competition is heating up in Southeast Asia, where technology companies compete for the wallets of over 650 million people. He said that the company intends to promote financial inclusion while providing “best in class” delivery of goods and services. “Today is a truly historic day as we mark the beginning of GoTo and the next phase of growth for Gojek, Tokopedia and GoTo Financial,” Soelistyo said in a statement released Monday. Gojek co-CEO Andre Soelistyo will lead the new company, while Tokopedia’s President Patrick Cao will retain his title in the combined entity.
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The merger comes a month after Gojek’s largest rival, Singapore-based Grab Holdings, said it would list in the United States via a merger with a special public acquisition company (SPAC) that valued the company at $40 billion. Gojek’s founder Nadiem Makarim is now Indonesia’s minister of education and culture, and the newly combined entity GoTo is backed by investors including Alibaba, BackRock, Tencent and Temasek Holdings. The new company will provide services from ride-hailing and financial services to e-commerce. The companies said the deal was Indonesia’s biggest ever, based on historical fundraising rounds for Gojek, priced in 2019, and Tokopedia, priced in early-2020, that put the combined past valuations of both companies at $18 billion. SINGAPORE (AP) - Indonesian ride hailing company Gojek and the country’s biggest e-commerce firm Tokopedia said Monday that they are merging to form the GoTo Group, adding to surging competition in Southeast Asia that is attracting billions of dollars from investors.