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GRAB

Grab Holdings Ltd. (Singapore)

NASDAQ · Technology · Software - Application · SG

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  • Research · Sep 3, 2026

    [GRAB] Grab Holdings Thesis 2026: Southeast Asia Mobility Cycle Drives Financial Services Profitability

    Grab Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRAB) FY2025 revenue ~$3.0-3.3B (+15-25%) with adj. EPS ~$0.05-0.10 reflecting continued post-2024 ~$1.4-1.6B aggregate Mobility revenue (~50%+ aggregate revenue mix; selected primary Southeast Asia ride-hailing) + selected continued post-2024 ~$1.3-1.5B aggregate Deliveries revenue (~45% aggregate revenue mix; selected primary GrabFood + GrabMart + selected various) + selected continued post-2024 ~$0.30-0.40B aggregate Financial Services revenue (~10-12% aggregate revenue mix; selected various GrabPay + GXS Bank + selected various) + selected post-2023 selected various GAAP profitability inflection trajectory under continued Co-Founder + CEO Anthony Tan since 2012 (~13-year tenure as Co-Founder + CEO). The largest Southeast Asia super app provider. Founded 2012 as MyTeksi (later GrabTaxi) in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia by Anthony Tan + Tan Hooi Ling (~13-year heritage); selected post-2014 GrabTaxi → Grab name change; selected post-2018 ~$5B+ aggregate Uber Southeast Asia acquisition; selected post-December 2021 NASDAQ direct listing IPO via Altimeter Growth Corp ~$40B aggregate market cap valuation; selected post-2022-2024 selected various GAAP profitability inflection trajectory. Headquartered in Singapore; ~10,000+ employees globally with ~$3.0-3.3B revenue. Three primary business segments: Mobility (~50%+ ~$1.4-1.6B), Deliveries (~45% ~$1.3-1.5B), Financial Services (~10-12% ~$0.30-0.40B). Geographic mix: Indonesia ~30% + Singapore ~25% + Malaysia + Thailand + selected various ~20% + Philippines + Vietnam + selected various ~25%. Southeast Asia mobility leadership: ~50%+ aggregate Southeast Asia ride-hailing market share leadership across 8 Southeast Asia countries; ~10-15% aggregate Mobility take-rate. Deliveries + Financial Services expansion: GrabFood + GrabMart + selected various delivery; GrabPay + GXS Bank Singapore + GXBank Malaysia + selected various digital banking JV operations + selected various lending + insurance. Capital + cash position: selected post-2023 ~$0.5B aggregate buyback program completion + selected post-2024 selected various ~$0.5B aggregate buyback authorization; ~$5.5-6.0B aggregate cash + investments balance; ~$0M aggregate net debt position; selected pathway to GAAP profitability inflection FY2025-2026. Co-Founder + CEO Anthony Tan since 2012 (~13-year tenure); CFO Peter Oey. FY2026 thesis: Southeast Asia mobility leadership + Deliveries + Financial Services expansion + selected GAAP profitability inflection trajectory + ~$5.5-6.5B aggregate cash + investments balance + ~$0M aggregate net debt + ~$0.3-0.5B aggregate annual buybacks + selected potential post-2024 dividend initiation FY2026-2027. Risks: Southeast Asia macro + GDP cycle, GoTo Group + Sea Limited + Lazada competition, IDR + MYR + THB + PHP + VND volatility, Southeast Asia regulatory, GAAP profitability inflection trajectory.

  • Research · Aug 25, 2026

    Grab (GRAB) Autonomous Vehicles: 9,000 Riders, No Fare Charged Yet

    Grab's AIR shuttle in Singapore's Punggol has served over 9,000 riders since January, yet no commercial fare has been charged; management plans to start charging in Q4.

  • Research · Aug 25, 2026

    Ride-Hailing Platforms Halve AI Interaction Costs and End Premium AI Tier

    Grab says cost per AI interaction for drivers and merchants roughly halved year over year while monthly interactions grew tenfold, so the tools now go to every partner.