Grab Holdings Stock News

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Grab Holdings (GRAB 1.74%) is doing well in 2025, as consumers are willing to pay the premium for convenience.

Grab Holdings (GRAB 1.82%) is one of the fastest-growing companies in Southeast Asia.

Grab Holdings is a Southeast Asian "super app" with ride-hailing, food delivery, and fintech features. Many investors think of the stock as a pricey growth name due to its 150 P/E ratio. However, the company turned profitable just recently--future earnings growth will likely be high. After traveling in Southeast Asia and using Grab, I can clearly see the company's strong competitive position. I...

Grab Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRAB), Southeast Asia's foremost super-app for ride-hailing, deliveries, and digital payments, has experienced a surge in 2025, rising approximately 30% year-to-date to around $6.25 per share.

Grab Holdings remains a Buy, supported by constant strong results, robust balance sheet, and dominant market position in Southeast Asia. GRAB posted 23% revenue growth, positive profit, and $229 million TTM free cash flow recently, signaling a potential inflection point for future cash generation. Tourism recovery, regional rate cuts, and new product initiatives drive significant growth tailwin...

The stock of Asia-based delivery service Grab Holdings (GRAB -3.72%) wasn't being grabbed by scores of American investors on Hump Day. It's likely at least some of these folks were aware that the company was the subject of a recommendation downgrade by an analyst, since its stock sank by nearly 4% that trading session.

Grab Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRAB), the foremost super-app in Southeast Asia, has been steadily bouncing back after years of significant expenditures and doubts from investors.