Grab Holdings Stock News

Grab Holdings Limited's on-demand GMV surged 20% YoY in Q4 2024, driven by affordability-led products like Saver Rides. Monthly transacting users hit a record 44 million (+17% YoY), with one-third being new or reactivated users. Multi-service users spend 4x more and transact 2.5x more often, boosting ecosystem stickiness and user retention.

Singapore-based ride-hailing/delivery platform Grab is reportedly trying to raise funds to acquire rival GoTo. The company is in discussions to obtain a bridge loan of up to $2 billion for the deal, Bloomberg News reported Wednesday (March 26), citing sources familiar with the matter.

Grab is a great choice to increase international exposure this year amid U.S. weakness, with the company expecting accelerating revenue growth in FY25. Grab's strong Q4 earnings, diverse service offerings, and significant growth potential in Southeast Asia make it an attractive long-term hold. Though expensive at ~28x forward adjusted EBITDA, Grab should be able to sustain a growth premium over...

Grab impresses with strong fundamentals, operational excellence, and a tailored approach to Southeast Asia, making it a standout investment in a volatile market. My firsthand experience in Indonesia confirmed Grab's superior service and reliability compared to competitors, reinforcing my confidence in its long-term potential. Grab's diversified superapp model, including mobility, food delivery,...

The company operates a similar business to my top stock to buy, Uber (UBER -3.30%).

Grab Holdings Ltd NASDAQ: GRAB is the largest rideshare operator in Southeast Asia, serving nearly 44 million monthly transacting users (MTUs), also known as "paying users," across eight countries, including its base in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar and the Philippines.

Recent pullback in Grab Holdings Ltd (NASDAQ: GRAB) looks overdone and the probability of a swift recovery looks rather high, according to Ranjan Sharma – a JPMorgan analyst.

Through a series of events, Grab stock suddenly became everyone's favorite stock. The hype didn't last long as Grab reported mixed Q4 earnings results, sending shares lower by 10%. Despite the selloff, Grab is on the best fundamental footing ever.