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Grab Holdings (GRAB) Stock on Dec. 25, 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Key Catalysts After Grab’s Robotaxi and Delivery-Robot Moves

Grab Holdings (GRAB) Stock on Dec. 25, 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Key Catalysts After Grab’s Robotaxi and Delivery-Robot Moves

Grab shares traded near $5.13 on Dec. 25, 2025, with markets closed for Christmas. The company announced a partnership with China’s Momenta for autonomous vehicles on Dec. 18 and acquired AI robotics firm Infermove on Dec. 19. Investors are watching automation moves, a Singapore fee hike set for Jan. 1, and renewed Grab–GoTo merger speculation in Indonesia.
Grab Holdings Limited (NASDAQ: GRAB) Stock: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Outlook (December 16, 2025)

Grab Holdings Limited (NASDAQ: GRAB) Stock: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and Outlook (December 16, 2025)

Grab Holdings traded near $5.00 in pre-market December 16, after closing at $5.01, down 2.7% on elevated volume. CFO Peter Henry Oey filed a Form 144 on December 15 to sell 150,000 shares under a 10b5-1 plan. Laura Franco joined the board as an independent director on December 1, replacing Ng Shin Ein. The stock remains volatile amid insider headlines and governance changes.
16 December 2025
Grab Holdings (GRAB) Stock Today, November 25, 2025: Price Action, GoTo Merger Buzz and Super Bank IPO

Grab Holdings (GRAB) Stock Today, November 25, 2025: Price Action, GoTo Merger Buzz and Super Bank IPO

Grab Holdings shares slipped 0.4% to around $5.23 in midday U.S. trading Tuesday, following a 7% surge Monday. The move comes after strong Q3 results, merger rumors with GoTo, and anticipation of Super Bank’s IPO. Q3 revenue rose 22% to $873 million, with profit at $17 million. Trading volume Tuesday was sharply lower than Monday’s.
Grab Holdings (GRAB) Stock Today: Price, News and Outlook for November 21, 2025

Grab Holdings (GRAB) Stock Today: Price, News and Outlook for November 21, 2025

Grab Holdings shares fell about 2% midday Friday, November 21, 2025, trading just below $4.90 and extending an eight-session losing streak. The stock is down more than 20% from its post-earnings high earlier this month, despite reporting Q3 revenue of $873 million and net profit of $17 million. Trading volume remained heavy but below Thursday’s spike. Grab’s market cap stands near $20 billion.
21 November 2025
Grab (GRAB) News Today — Nov 11, 2025: SoftBank fuels GoTo shake‑up, Grab launches lane‑level GPS pilot, AGM date set; GoTo says no deal yet

Grab (GRAB) News Today — Nov 11, 2025: SoftBank fuels GoTo shake‑up, Grab launches lane‑level GPS pilot, AGM date set; GoTo says no deal yet

Bloomberg reports SoftBank is backing a push to replace GoTo’s CEO, potentially paving the way for Grab–GoTo merger talks; GoTo says no agreement has been reached. Grab launched a lane-level GPS pilot in Singapore with OPPO, Qualcomm, and Swift Navigation. Grab’s 2025 AGM is set for Dec 5 in Singapore, with no proposals up for vote. Grab agreed this week to invest $60 million in remote-driving firm Vay.
11 November 2025
Grab Holdings (GRAB) Shocks with Q3 Beat & Forecast Hike – Stock Up 40% YTD, So Why the Post-Earnings Dip?

Grab Holdings (GRAB) Shocks with Q3 Beat & Forecast Hike – Stock Up 40% YTD, So Why the Post-Earnings Dip?

Grab shares fell about 9% to the mid-$5 range on Nov. 4, 2025, after Q3 earnings. Revenue rose 22% to $873 million, beating estimates, and net profit reached $17 million. The company raised its 2025 outlook, now guiding up to $3.40 billion in revenue. Monthly users climbed 14% to 47.7 million, with strong gains in food delivery and financial services.

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  • Nevada Temporarily Bans Prediction Market Firm Kalshi Over Gaming License Dispute
    March 20, 2026, 2:30 PM EDT. Kalshi, a prediction markets platform offering event-based contracts on sports, elections, and entertainment, was temporarily banned in Nevada by a 14-day restraining order from the First Judicial District Court. The ruling prohibits Kalshi from operating its derivatives exchange without a gaming license, marking the first state-level forced cessation for the company. The ban follows earlier Nevada cease-and-desist actions and precedes a likely extension through the legal case, said gaming attorney Daniel Wallach. The dispute comes amid mounting regulatory scrutiny nationally, including criminal charges from Arizona and ongoing battles in multiple states. Kalshi contends its sports contracts are financial swaps, not gambling, a view supported by the federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which claims jurisdiction over these markets. This case highlights tensions between state gambling laws and federally regulated prediction markets.
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