(Reuters) -Newly-launched sovereign wealth fund Danantara Indonesia is in early talks with GoTo to get a piece of U.S.-listed rival Grab's potential buyout of the ride-hailing and food delivery firm, Bloomberg News reported on Friday. The fund is seeking a minority stake in the combined entity, which could help ease the Indonesian government's concerns of Singapore-headquartered Grab owning the country's biggest tech firm, the report said, citing people familiar with the matter. Indonesia's antitrust regulator last month started research aimed at identifying risks from a possible deal between the tech giants, who have yet to confirm merger talks.
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