Grab Holdings Ltd, listed on NASDAQ as GRAB, is the biggest rideshare company in Southeast Asia. It has around 44 million monthly paying users across eight countries, including Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, and the Philippines.
Grab stock quickly gained popularity due to a series of events. However, the excitement faded when Grab announced mixed earnings for the fourth quarter, causing its shares to drop by 10%. Even with this decline, Grab is in its strongest financial position yet.
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Indonesian super app Grab views autonomous vehicles (AVs) as a key area for future growth. "We have been closely monitoring this field and are thrilled about the long-term potential of this technology," said Anthony Tan, the co-founder and CEO, during an earnings call on Thursday (Feb. 20).
I consider Grab Holdings a "Buy" because of its impressive performance in the third quarter, improving profit margins, and great growth opportunities in the fintech and mobility areas. The number of users making transactions each month increased by 16% compared to last year, and the delivery and mobility sectors experienced significant revenue growth, contributing to an overall sales increase of 20%. The company's expansion in fintech, especially in lending, has huge potential as it uses data and AI to help those without access to traditional banking in Southeast Asia.
On Wednesday, Grab Holdings exceeded analysts' predictions for its fourth-quarter revenue, thanks to high demand for its food delivery and ride-hailing services.
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GRAB's revenue is predicted to increase compared to last year, thanks to more opportunities in the Southeast Asia market in the last quarter of 2024.
Grab Holdings, often called the "Uber of Southeast Asia," has experienced notable growth in important areas like transportation, delivery, and financial services, and has a strong competitive advantage. Even after a recent increase of over 40%, we believe the shares are still appealing due to their fair valuation. Therefore, we are maintaining our 'Strong Buy' recommendation for GRAB.
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