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CCP approves inDrive Group’s acquisition of e-Commerce platform KRRAVE

March 12, 2026
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CCP approves inDrive Group’s acquisition of e-Commerce platform KRRAVE
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The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) has authorized the acquisition of majority shareholding in KRRAVE Technologies Pte. Ltd. by Suol Innovations Limited, following a review under the Competition Act, 2010.

Suol Innovations Limited, incorporated in Cyprus and part of the global inDrive Group, acquired the shares pursuant to call option agreements executed with multiple shareholders. The transaction had been completed before obtaining the Commission’s approval and was therefore reviewed by the CCP under the ex-post facto merger authorisation framework.

Suol Innovations is part of the inDrive Holding Inc, a USA-registered global technology platform offering ride-hailing, intercity transport, courier delivery, and related mobility services. The group operates in Pakistan through its subsidiary Sobo Tech (SMC-Private) Limited, providing on-demand mobility and courier services under the inDrive brand.

The target company, KRRAVE Technologies Pte. Ltd, incorporated in Singapore, is the holding company of KRRAVE Technologies (Private) Limited, which operates KRRAVE Mart, an online grocery and essentials delivery platform in Pakistan. The platform offers a wide range of grocery and household products through an e-commerce delivery service currently operating in Karachi.

The CCP conducted a Phase-I competition assessment to evaluate the potential impact of the transaction on competition in Pakistan. For the review, the relevant market was identified as the “e-commerce B2C delivery platform for grocery” in Karachi.

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The commission observed that the acquirer operates primarily in mobility and logistics services, while the target operates in online grocery e-commerce, and therefore, the transaction constitutes a conglomerate merger between businesses operating in distinct sectors.

After reviewing the available information and market dynamics, the CCP concluded that the transaction does not involve horizontal or vertical overlap and is unlikely to create or strengthen a dominant position or substantially lessen competition in the relevant market.

During the proceedings, the CCP noted that the transaction had been completed before obtaining the required pre-merger approval.

CCP was of the view that the transaction may facilitate investment and operational efficiencies in Pakistan’s growing digital commerce and delivery ecosystem, potentially enhancing service quality, logistics integration, and consumer convenience.

Tags: CCPCompetition Commission of PakistanCyprusinDriveinDrive GroupinDrive Holding IncKarachiKRRAVE MartKRRAVE Technologies (Private) LimitedKRRAVE Technologies Pte. Ltd.PakistanSingaporeSMC Private) LimitedSobo TechSuol InnovationsSuol Innovations LimitedUSA
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