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NASDAQ:GRAB 7 January 2026 - 13 March 2026

Grab Holdings (GRAB) Stock Falls Again, Near 52-Week Low, as 2026 Outlook Weighs

Grab Holdings (GRAB) Stock Falls Again, Near 52-Week Low, as 2026 Outlook Weighs

Grab shares fell 1.1% to $3.71 Friday, extending Thursday’s 3.6% drop, after the company’s 2026 revenue forecast missed Wall Street estimates. Fourth-quarter revenue also missed expectations despite a 19% annual rise. Investors remain focused on growth outlook and Grab’s reliance on discounts. A shareholder vote on March 24 will decide whether to boost Class B share voting power.
13 March 2026
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Grab stock today: shares edge up as Philippines fuel relief highlights cost pressure

Grab stock today: shares edge up as Philippines fuel relief highlights cost pressure

Grab Holdings shares rose 0.9% to $3.79 Friday after the company launched new fuel and commission incentives for drivers in the Philippines amid rising pump prices. The move follows a weaker 2026 outlook and comes as incentives rose to 10.4% of gross merchandise value last quarter. Grab will hold an extraordinary general meeting March 24 and add President Alex Hungate to its board in May.
13 March 2026
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Grab Holdings Stock Price Falls 3% as CEO Share Sale Filing Adds Pressure

Grab Holdings Stock Price Falls 3% as CEO Share Sale Filing Adds Pressure

Grab Holdings shares fell 3.2% to $3.765 after a filing showed CEO Anthony Tan plans to sell up to 1.2 million shares, valued at about $4.75 million. The stock is down 26% since January 2, pressured by weaker 2026 forecasts and broader Nasdaq declines. Tan’s planned sale is under a prearranged plan to cover taxes. Grab ended 2025 with $7.4 billion in cash and reported its first full-year net profit.
12 March 2026
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Grab stock edges higher in premarket as lidar deal and fintech rollout land ahead of earnings

Grab stock edges higher in premarket as lidar deal and fintech rollout land ahead of earnings

Grab shares rose 0.7% to $4.18 in premarket trading Friday after Hesai named Grab its exclusive lidar distributor in Southeast Asia. Grab Finance also launched automated credit decisioning across six countries using FICO’s platform. The company reports Q4 and full-year 2025 results after U.S. markets close on Feb. 11.
6 February 2026
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Grab stock slides as Hesai lidar deal lands; what to watch for GRAB ahead of earnings

Grab stock slides as Hesai lidar deal lands; what to watch for GRAB ahead of earnings

Grab Holdings shares fell 2.3% to $4.17 by early afternoon Wednesday, extending recent losses despite being named exclusive Southeast Asia distributor for Hesai’s lidar sensors. Investors showed little reaction to the deal, focusing instead on Grab’s upcoming February 11 earnings and continued weakness in tech stocks. Hesai shares rose 0.4%. Financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed.
4 February 2026
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Grab (GRAB) stock near $4.6 as GoTo takeover talks hit a snag — what to watch next week

Grab (GRAB) stock near $4.6 as GoTo takeover talks hit a snag — what to watch next week

Grab Holdings shares closed up 0.7% at $4.58 after reports that its planned takeover of GoTo faced new resistance from state-linked shareholder Telkomsel. Talks reportedly stalled over Telkomsel’s 2% stake, with the carrier unwilling to sell at current prices. Antitrust concerns and draft Indonesian regulations add further uncertainty. Grab and GoTo declined to comment.
25 January 2026
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Grab stock slips after Tuesday pop as BofA turns bullish; earnings date looms

Grab stock slips after Tuesday pop as BofA turns bullish; earnings date looms

Grab Holdings shares fell 2% to $4.42 early Wednesday, reversing gains after Bank of America Securities upgraded the stock and maintained a $6.30 target. The drop followed a broad 2% Wall Street selloff tied to geopolitical and tariff worries. Grab recently announced a $500 million buyback after its first profitable quarter. The company will release Q4 and full-year results on February 11.
21 January 2026
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Grab stock (GRAB) steadies after HSBC upgrade as investors line up for Feb. 11 earnings

Grab stock (GRAB) steadies after HSBC upgrade as investors line up for Feb. 11 earnings

Grab shares closed at $4.38 Friday, down 0.2%, after HSBC upgraded the stock to Buy with a $6.20 target. U.S. markets will be closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with trading resuming Tuesday. Grab will report fourth-quarter and full-year results on Feb. 11. The company recently announced a partnership with GAC to deploy 20,000 EVs in Southeast Asia.
18 January 2026
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Grab stock price bounces as Indonesia ride-hailing decree risk hangs over GRAB shares

Grab stock price bounces as Indonesia ride-hailing decree risk hangs over GRAB shares

Grab Holdings shares rose 2.7% to $4.51 in early Nasdaq trading Friday, rebounding after a 5.18% drop Thursday. The stock fell on news that Indonesia may cut ride-hailing commission caps and require platforms to cover more driver insurance. Investors await official word from Jakarta and Grab’s Feb. 11 earnings for further guidance. The proposed decree’s timing and details remain unclear.
16 January 2026
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Grab stock slides as Indonesia weighs halving ride-hailing commissions, with earnings date looming

Grab stock slides as Indonesia weighs halving ride-hailing commissions, with earnings date looming

Grab Holdings shares fell 3.5% to $4.47 Thursday morning after news of a draft Indonesian decree that would cut ride-hailing commission caps to 10% and require platforms to pay more driver benefits. The proposal, still under review, has raised investor concerns ahead of Grab’s Feb. 11 earnings release. Shares have dropped for two days despite broader U.S. market gains.
15 January 2026
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