Grab Holdings Ltd shares jumped up to 15% in US trading after the Southeast Asian ride-hailing and delivery giant raised its full-year earnings forecast to $308-313 million Ebitda, surpassing its earlier projection of $270 million. Grab’s third-quarter Ebitda reached $90 million, outpacing analyst expectations of $66.2 million, with the company reporting its second net profit ever.
The stock climbed to $5.04 in after-hours trading, recovering from declines since its 2021 public debut. Revenue for 2024 is now forecast to reach up to $2.78 billion, slightly above previous estimates.
Grab’s 42 million monthly users still represent significant growth potential in Southeast Asia’s population of 650 million. With a focus on balancing profitability and growth amid regional competition, Grab remains optimistic about the region’s long-term prospects.
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