Indonesia’s first tech startup and largest ride-hailing app service Go-Jek is planning to raise $2 billion from investors to fuel its business expansion in Southeast Asia. Existing investors, which also include KKR and Warburg Pincus, are likely to provide the new capital, according to Tech Crunch. In May, the company announced for the first time its intention to invest beyond Indonesia. The company plans to invest $500 million to replicate its multiple-service business model in Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore and Philippines. Witnessed by Indonesian President Joko Widodo, Go-Jek announced its full official launch in Vietnam on Sept. 12, with food delivery and mobile payment service Go-Pay to be offered later.