Southeast Asia’s largest ride-hailing service, Grab, has announced that it has pulled in $2 billion in new capital as it seeks to go beyond ride-hailing to offer more on-demand service after driving competitor Uber out of the region, according to report by Tech Crunch. Grab is attempting to move beyond ride-hailing with its GrabPlatform, which aims to enable local partners to leverage its technology to boost their logistics and payment services, according to Forbes. Grab says it is leading in Southeast Asia, with 70 percent market share across the region for car and bike rides. App Annie tells Tech in Asia that while Grab had 42.7 million cumulative downloads in Southeast Asia as of end-April, its nearest two competitors accumulated only 24.9 million and 20.2 million downloads respectively.