ComfortDelGro Corporation’s share price rose by 1.40 per cent to SGD1.45, following developments in autonomous mobility, including a robotaxi partnership and driverless bus trials in Singapore.
The company has partnered with Pony.ai to deploy robotaxis in Singapore, building on earlier pilot programmes in Guangzhou. The initiative aims to address driver shortages and improve operational efficiency, while positioning the company within the fast-evolving autonomous ride-hailing segment.
In parallel, six driverless public buses have arrived for trials supported by the Land Transport Authority. These buses will be tested in areas such as Marina Bay and one-north, with a focus on safety, reliability, and integration with existing public transport services.
The developments highlight ComfortDelGro’s broader strategy to diversify and future-proof its operations. The company now generates more than 50 per cent of its revenue from international markets, including the UK, Australia, Europe, China, and New Zealand, reducing reliance on its domestic business.
Financially, the company reported revenue of SGD5.06 billion in 2025, up from SGD4.48 billion in 2024, with net profit reaching SGD230.3 million. Its stable dividend profile and growing overseas footprint continue to attract investor interest, particularly as autonomous mobility becomes a key growth driver in the transport sector.