GRAB

In the past six months, several events have impacted Grab Holdings Ltd.'s stock price. In May 2026, Grab beat Wall Street expectations for its first-quarter revenue, benefiting from resilient demand for its ride-hailing and food-delivery services, which led to a 1.6% rise in shares in extended trading. The company reported a 24% year-over-year increase in revenue to $955 million and a profit of $120 million. In August 2026, Grab raised its annual revenue and profit forecasts, driven by promotions and expansion efforts, and announced a new US$750 million share buyback program. This pushed shares up 3% in extended trading, despite the stock being down over 26% year-to-date at that time. Grab reported a 22% year-over-year increase in total Group Revenue to $997 million for Q2 2026, exceeding consensus projections, and an Adjusted EBITDA rise of 54% year-over-year to $168 million. The company also reported a significant IFRS Profit of $235 million for Q2 2026. More recently, in September 2026, Grab announced plans to acquire buy-now-pay-later provider Atome Financial in a deal potentially valued at up to $4.5 billion, alongside a $900 million share buyback program over 12 months. Following this announcement, Grab's shares tumbled approximately 50% over the past year, reaching a low of $2.74, their lowest level since May 2023. To reassure investors, Grab's CEO Anthony Tan purchased $30 million worth of shares, and President Alex Hungate bought approximately $867,000 worth of shares. These insider purchases led to an 8.9% increase in Grab's share price on September 17, 2026. Additionally, in March 2026, Grab completed the $600 million acquisition of foodpanda Taiwan.