Grab Holdings Limited Class A (GRAB)

Grab's stock price declined by 38.90% over the past six months, reaching $3.53 as of March 30, 2026. Grab announced a share buyback program of up to $400 million. Grab announced its intention to acquire foodpanda Taiwan for $767.08 million. Grab increased Singapore fuel surcharges to offset higher fuel costs. Grab reported its first-ever profitable quarter in Q3 2024 and posted its first profitable full year in 2025, reporting earnings of US$268 million.

Demand for Grab's ride-hailing and delivery services remains strong. Travel demand is expected to remain steady, with international travel on the rise. Southeast Asia is the most popular destination for Grab users, followed by East Asia. Singapore, the Philippines, and Indonesia are identified as the top countries with the most active travelers using Grab. There is also a rising demand for travel insurance.

Grab Holdings Ltd. is a Singaporean multinational technology company operating as a super-app, providing services such as deliveries (GrabFood, GrabMart, GrabExpress, GrabKitchen), mobility (GrabCar, GrabTaxi, JustGrab, GrabBike, etc.), financial services (GrabPay, GrabFin, GrabInsure, GrabLink, Digibank Savings Account, GX Bank debit cards, GXS FlexiCard), and enterprise offerings (GrabAds, Grab for Business, GrabKios, GrabCoins, GrabMaps, GrabCare).

Grab operates across eight countries in Southeast Asia: Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Myanmar, and Cambodia, with a presence in over 700 cities. Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia contributed more than 70% of Grab's revenue in 2024.

Grab's brand reputation has improved, with Brand Finance recognizing it as the fastest-growing mobility brand in the world in 2025, its brand value increasing by 85% to USD1.1 billion. Grab earns full marks for familiarity, consideration, reputation, and brand relevance in its home market of Singapore. The company's "Grab for Good" program has also strengthened its brand presence.

Grab Holdings Ltd. has a diverse ownership structure, including institutional investors such as Uber Technologies, Inc., SB Investment Advisers, Toyota Motor Corp., Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc., BlackRock, Inc., Morgan Stanley, Tiger Global Management Llc, Invesco Ltd., Marshall Wace, Llp, JPMorgan Chase & Co., and State Street Corp. Individual investors hold 2.79% of the company. Shareholders voted to increase the voting power of Class B shares, held by founders like CEO Anthony Tan, to solidify the capital structure and maintain Singaporean control over GXS Bank.