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Grab’s drone logistics experiment has the potential to disrupt the logistics industry, but its high-risk valuation metrics and volatile stock price raise concerns about its sustainability.

Grab, a Southeast Asian ride-hailing giant, is taking a high-stakes gamble on drone-powered logistics, but its financial health is uncertain with red flag valuation multiples and a volatile stock price.

Grab, a ride-hailing and logistics company, has been testing drone-powered logistics and its stock price has fluctuated within a 52-week range of $2.98 to $5.72.

Grab, a ride-hailing and logistics company, is testing drone-powered logistics in Metro Manila.

Grab Holdings’ stock price has plummeted below its 200-day moving average, sparking concerns about the company’s valuation multiples and future growth prospects.

Grab Holdings’ stock price has plummeted 20% from its 52-week high, raising concerns about the company’s valuation and investor confidence.

Grab’s valuation is a pressing concern, with a high price-to-earnings ratio and significant price fluctuation raising questions about the company’s financial health.

Grab’s acquisition of GoTo Group is on the verge of a breakthrough, but the Indonesian government is exploring a deal to inject capital into the combined entity, potentially exerting control over Grab’s operations.

Grab Holdings Ltd is facing disruptions in Indonesia due to protests from tens of thousands of drivers who are objecting to what they claim are exploitative compensation and terms.

Grab’s stock price is in focus as investors weigh its valuation metrics, which raise red flags about the company’s overvaluation, amidst a volatile market ride.