Grab Holdings Stock News

Top executives of Grab bought more than $30 million worth of company shares this ​week after the Singapore-based ride hailing and ‌financial service firm's stock slumped to a more than three-year low following a deal to acquire a ​buy-now-pay-later provider.

Grab plans to acquire an initial 60% stake in Atome Financial for $1.49 billion in cash, followed by the remaining 40% roughly two years later. CFO Peter Oey told CNBC that consumer lending is the “next frontier” for Grab as the company expands its financial services business.

Ride-hailing/food-delivery company Grab is reportedly in discussions to acquire Singapore-based buy-now-pay-later provider Atome Financial. That deal could value Atome at more than $2 billion, Bloomberg News reported Thursday (Sept.

Grab raises full-year guidance on strong demand from Southeast Asia. The company hopes to close the Taiwan acquisition in the second half of the year.

Singapore's Grab raised its annual ​revenue forecast on ‌Tuesday, betting on stronger demand for its ride-hailing ​and delivery ​services, helped by promotional ⁠offers and platform ​expansion efforts by ​the company.

Seeking Alpha reported Monday (July 6) that Uber Technologies CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has stepped down from the board of directors at Grab Holdings Limited, effective immediately. The executive's departure from the board of the prominent ride-hailing and delivery network prompted a swift market reaction, with Grab's shares declining by about 3% during Monday's trading session.

Every retail investor with a brokerage app is staring at Uber (NYSE:UBER | UBER Price Prediction) right now, drawn in by robotaxi headlines and a $152.16B market cap that has turned the rideshare giant into the default gig-economy proxy.