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Colombia’s Rappi Refutes Rumors of Sale to DoorDash, Focuses on Profitability

Colombian unicorn Rappi, which is backed by SoftBank Group Corp. aims to reach profitability amid the challenges faced by delivery platforms in the country with the closure of competitors such as iFood and Jokr, and has scotched rumors about its sale to DoorDash.

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