As a result of a constant process of analysis of the markets in which it operates, the company has made the strategic decision to stop its service in both capitals, the company said in a statement.

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Eldinero.com.do reviews that "... Cabify assured that the 'strategic decision' is due to its strong commitment to the search for profitability and that it is constantly reviewing its operations in all the cities where it is present to ensure optimum financial sustainability."

According to the document issued by Cabify, company executives will be attentive to future needs and opportunities for mobility in the capitals of Panama and the Dominican Republic.

The article reviews that the transportation on demand company, apparently, did not achieve its objectives of competing with Uber, the leading firm in this field in the Dominican Republic.

Source: eldinero.com.do

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