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Go

GO Inc. operates GO, Japan's dominant ride-hailing/taxi-dispatch app, formed from the 2020 merger of JapanTaxi and DeNA-affiliated MOV.

MobilityPublic · 581ATokyo, JapanFounded 2020Public companyWebsite ↗
Last verified Jun 17, 2026

Key Metrics

Total funding
¥88.6B ($553M-$580M) IPO proceeds
As of Jun 17, 2026TechCrunch

Company Snapshot

Go is a Mobility company, based in Tokyo, Japan, founded 2020. Total funding ¥88.6B ($553M-$580M) IPO proceeds (As of Jun 17, 2026).

Recent changes

  1. Jun 19, 2026Raised $553M TechCrunch
  2. Jun 19, 2026Japan's Go Surges 21% in the Country's Biggest 2026 IPO, Then Races Toward Robotaxis Pulse story
  3. Jun 19, 2026Japan's Top Taxi App Go Raises $580M in Tokyo's Biggest IPO of 2026, Betting the Proceeds on Robotaxis Pulse story
  4. Jun 18, 2026Japan's GO Ride-Hail Prices IPO, Closes 10% Above Offering to Fund Robotaxis Pulse story
  5. Jun 17, 2026First reported total funding: ¥88.6B ($553M-$580M) IPO proceeds TechCrunch

Funding History

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DateEventAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Jun 19, 2026funding round$553M—
TechCrunch

Investors

Latest Pulse

  1. Japan's Go Surges 21% in the Country's Biggest 2026 IPO, Then Races Toward RobotaxisGo, Japan's dominant ride-hailing app, jumped 21% in its Tokyo debut after a 25x-oversubscribed ¥88.6 billion offering -- the country's largest IPO of 2026 -- and is now steering the proceeds toward Waymo-powered robotaxis and acquisitions. It's a rare profitable, category-leading tech listing, and a signal that the IPO thaw has gone global.→
  2. Japan's Top Taxi App Go Raises $580M in Tokyo's Biggest IPO of 2026, Betting the Proceeds on RobotaxisGo Inc., Japan's dominant ride-hailing app, raised about $580 million in the country's largest IPO of the year and jumped as much as 21% on its Tokyo debut. The Goldman-backed offering was 25x oversubscribed, and Go is funneling the proceeds into robotaxis -- a Waymo partnership aimed at Japan's worsening driver shortage.→
  3. Japan's GO Ride-Hail Prices IPO, Closes 10% Above Offering to Fund RobotaxisJapanese ride-hailing app GO went public and closed about 10% above its offering price, directing proceeds toward robotaxi development and autonomous-driving partnerships. The debut is a fresh sign the IPO thaw is reaching beyond U.S. mega-caps to international tech with concrete AI roadmaps.→

Coverage Timeline

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  1. Jun 19, 2026IPOJapan's Go Surges 21% in the Country's Biggest 2026 IPO, Then Races Toward Robotaxis¥88.6B IPO→
  2. Jun 19, 2026IPOJapan's Top Taxi App Go Raises $580M in Tokyo's Biggest IPO of 2026, Betting the Proceeds on Robotaxis~$580M→
  3. Jun 18, 2026IPOJapan's GO Ride-Hail Prices IPO, Closes 10% Above Offering to Fund Robotaxis+10% day 1→

All Coverage

IPO

Japan's Go Surges 21% in the Country's Biggest 2026 IPO, Then Races Toward Robotaxis

Japan's Go Surges 21% in the Country's Biggest 2026 IPO, Then Races Toward Robotaxis logo
IPO¥88.6B IPO

Japan's Go Surges 21% in the Country's Biggest 2026 IPO, Then Races Toward Robotaxis

Go, Japan's dominant ride-hailing app, jumped 21% in its Tokyo debut after a 25x-oversubscribed ¥88.6 billion offering -- the country's largest IPO of 2026 -- and is now steering the proceeds toward Waymo-powered robotaxis and acquisitions. It's a rare profitable, category-leading tech listing, and a signal that the IPO thaw has gone global.

IPO

Japan's Top Taxi App Go Raises $580M in Tokyo's Biggest IPO of 2026, Betting the Proceeds on Robotaxis

Japan's Top Taxi App Go Raises $580M in Tokyo's Biggest IPO of 2026, Betting the Proceeds on Robotaxis logo
IPO~$580M

Japan's Top Taxi App Go Raises $580M in Tokyo's Biggest IPO of 2026, Betting the Proceeds on Robotaxis

Go Inc., Japan's dominant ride-hailing app, raised about $580 million in the country's largest IPO of the year and jumped as much as 21% on its Tokyo debut. The Goldman-backed offering was 25x oversubscribed, and Go is funneling the proceeds into robotaxis -- a Waymo partnership aimed at Japan's worsening driver shortage.

IPO

Japan's GO Ride-Hail Prices IPO, Closes 10% Above Offering to Fund Robotaxis

Illustration for: Japan's GO Ride-Hail Prices IPO, Closes 10% Above Offering to Fund Robotaxis
IPO+10% day 1

Japan's GO Ride-Hail Prices IPO, Closes 10% Above Offering to Fund Robotaxis

Japanese ride-hailing app GO went public and closed about 10% above its offering price, directing proceeds toward robotaxi development and autonomous-driving partnerships. The debut is a fresh sign the IPO thaw is reaching beyond U.S. mega-caps to international tech with concrete AI roadmaps.

Go FAQ

How much has Go raised?

Go has raised ¥88.6B ($553M-$580M) IPO proceeds in total funding (As of Jun 17, 2026, TechCrunch).

Who are Go's investors?

Go's investors include DeNA, Goldman Sachs, Nihon Kotsu, NTT DOCOMO, Toyota Motor Corporation (As of Jun 17, 2026).

Is Go publicly traded?

Yes. Go trades under the ticker 581A.

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