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Grab aims to triple EBITDA by 2028 with AI and financial services, but missed 2026 forecasts, dropping stock 15%.
Grab, Southeast Asia’s top ride-hailing and delivery platform, aims to triple its EBITDA to $1.5 billion by 2028 through AI-driven efficiency, expanded financial services, and growth in online groceries, targeting over 20% annual revenue growth.
The company achieved its first full-year net profit in 2025 after 14 years, but its 2026 forecasts missed Wall Street expectations, triggering a 15% stock drop.
Grab is focusing on its super-app model to integrate mobility, delivery, and finance, using user data to improve lending and developing proprietary AI tools for drivers and merchants.
It has made a small U.S. entry via a stake in Stash, but has no plans for a second listing or merger with GoTo, prioritizing reinvestment in Southeast Asia.
Grab tiene como objetivo triplicar el EBITDA para 2028 con IA y servicios financieros, pero no cumplió las previsiones de 2026, cayendo las acciones un 15%.