Grab Holdings (NASDAQ:GRAB) shares are trading higher after the company reported strong second-quarter results and raised its FY26 sales guidance, with its midpoint above estimates.• Grab Holdings stock is showing upward movement. What’s driving GRAB shares up?Earnings SnapshotEPS of six cents, exc…
Record Q2 with adjusted EBITDA up 54% year-over-year and margin expansion to 16.9%. On-demand and financial services segments showed strong growth, with guidance raised for 2026. Superbank and Stash consolidations, share buybacks, and new market entries drive future momentum.Based on Grab Holdings…
Record Q2 with adjusted EBITDA up 54% year-over-year and margin expansion to 16.9%. Raised 2026 guidance, driven by strong on-demand and fintech growth, Superbank and Stash consolidation, and disciplined capital allocation. Mobility and deliveries segments showed robust user and transaction growth…
Morgan Stanley projects Grab Holdings Limited Class A (NASDAQ:GRAB) will deliver strong Q2 results—revenue up 22% and $166M adjusted EBITDA—prompting a $6.25 price target and buyback talk, even as shares are down ~12% MTD; SGX-listed SDBs now let local investors buy GRAB in SGD during local hours.P…
