Grab Holdings Ltd

Grab’s new partnership with Hesai lidar boosts its autonomous and mobility services, strengthens its moat, and earns a DBS buy rating for future growth.

Grab’s revised revenue outlook falls short, yet its first annual profit and $425m Stash Financial deal signal a fintech‑driven turnaround amid Southeast Asia’s super‑app race.

Grab’s Grab’s acquisition of robotics firm Infermove and stalled GoTo deal show a bold strategy to embed AI‑powered logistics and unify Southeast Asia’s digital ecosystem.

Grab Holdings lifts analyst ratings as Southeast Asia’s digital‑payments boom drives growth, highlighting its super‑app network effects and profit‑potential for investors.

HSBC upgrades Grab Holdings to Strong‑Buy, spotlighting its diversified delivery, mobility, fintech and enterprise segments amid booming Southeast Asian digital growth.

Grab’s possible merger with GoTo could create Southeast Asia’s largest tech platform, unifying ride‑hailing, delivery, payments and B2B services into a single, scale‑driven ecosystem.

Explore how Grab and GoTo’s merger could reshape Southeast Asia’s digital economy, weighing financial synergies, regulatory hurdles, and future tech trends.

Grab Holdings Q3 earnings show revenue and EBITDA growth, fueled by group ride‑hailing and GrabFoodPlus subscriptions, while regulators and rivals challenge its super‑app strategy.

Grab’s stock price is stuck in a valuation bubble, with a high price-to-earnings ratio and price-to-book ratio raising concerns about the company’s sustainable market performance.

Grab’s stock price has remained stable, closing at $5.13 USD, with a significant valuation multiple indicating investors’ confidence in the company’s growth prospects.