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.
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Peter Oey, CFO of Grab, talks about Grab's profits and performance across the Southeast Asian region, amid thick competition and reports of a merger with rival GoTo.
Indonesian super app Grab sees autonomous vehicles (AVs) as one of its next growth drivers. “We've been watching this space closely and are very excited about the long-term opportunity related to this tech,” Anthony Tan, the company's co-founder and CEO, said during a Thursday (Feb. 20) earnings call.
Shares of Grab Holdings (GRAB) are falling around 3% in premarket trading Thursday after the Southeast Asian ride-hailing and food delivery firm missed fourth-quarter results estimates and gave a weak earnings outlook.
I rate Grab Holdings as a "Buy" due to its strong Q3 performance, rising margins, and significant growth potential in the fintech and mobility sectors. GRAB's monthly transacting users grew 16% YoY, while its delivery and mobility segments saw substantial revenue increases, driving overall sales growth of 20%. The firm's fintech expansion, particularly in lending, shows massive potential, leveraging ecosystem data and AI to serve the underbanked population in Southeast Asia.
Grab Holdings beat analysts' expectation for fourth-quarter revenue on Wednesday, bolstered by strong demand for its food delivery and ride-hailing businesses.
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GRAB's top line is expected to grow year over year on the back of increasing opportunities in the Southeast Asia market in the fourth quarter of 2024.
Grab Holdings, the "Uber of Southeast Asia," has shown significant growth in key mobility, delivery, and financial services segments, and sports a solid competitive moat. Trading at a reasonable valuation, we think that shares are still attractive, despite the recent 40%+ run up. We're re-iterating our 'Strong Buy' rating on GRAB.
Grab Holdings Limited (GRAB) concluded the recent trading session at $4.78, signifying a -0.21% move from its prior day's close.
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