Summary

• Grab Holdings Limited demonstrates resilient growth, with Q1 2026 revenue up 23.4% YoY to $955M and net income margin rising to 12.5%.
• GRAB's strategic commission cuts, EV adoption, and diversified business model help maintain demand and driver loyalty despite surging oil prices and inflation.
• Robust liquidity ($2.9B cash) and partnerships with metered taxis support operational sustainability and market segmentation across ASEAN cities.
• Its valuation remains attractive at 4.13x P/S (vs. 5-year avg. 7.07x); I now have a strong buy rating, seeing upside despite weak technicals.

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