NASDAQ:GRAB 16 January 2026 - 26 March 2026

Shares of Grab Holdings jumped 4.1% to finish at $3.79 on Tuesday, after the Singapore-based ride-hailing and delivery firm announced plans to repurchase up to $400 million of its stock over the next four months. The buyback includes a $250 million accelerated share repurchase — a method that quickly reduces the outstanding float — and a separate agreement with Morgan Stanley to buy back up to another $150 million. This matters for Grab right now, as the company works to shore up sentiment after its February 2026 guidance on revenue and adjusted EBITDA fell short of Wall Street’s mark and sent shares sliding—even though it notched its first full-year net profit. Management later told Reuters they’re sticking to targets: annual revenue growth topping 20% for the next three years, plus $1.5 billion of EBITDA by 2028.

Shares of Grab Holdings climbed 3.4% to $3.77 in Tuesday afternoon trading, following news that the Singapore-based tech firm plans to repurchase as much as $400 million of its own stock within the next four months. This announcement landed just a day after the company inked a $600 million agreement to acquire Delivery Hero’s foodpanda operation in Taiwan. Timing’s key here. Back in February, Grab projected 2026 revenue that trailed Wall Street’s outlook, stirring up renewed doubts about growth in its ride-hailing and delivery businesses—even as management set out a sweeping $500 million buyback. Now, investors are seeing a faster route to cash returns, alongside Grab’s debut outside Southeast Asia.