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M&M's Meru Mobility Tech planning to focus on corporate commuter segment

Like most of the other ride hailing firms, which went out of business due to the lockdown, Meru also got into the delivery of essential services to survive the lockdown

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The present fleet has been clocking a million kilometres a month for the last few months

Shally Seth Mohile Mumbai
Meru Mobility Tech, which operates Meru Cabs, is scripting a new story.

Within a year of being acquired by the Mahindra group, the ride-hailing company, one of the earlier entrants into the radio taxi market, is looking to tap the corporate commuter segment in a big way.

The company’s founder and managing director, Neeraj Gupta, said the company was not keen on competing in a segment dominated by ANI Technologies, which runs Ola, or Uber Technologies, which runs Uber, and burn cash for a long time.

The company will rather focus on a niche that remains relatively under-tapped.

“We don’t want to compete in

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