Grab Holdings

Digital Economy

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Foodpanda deal could be ‘value-accretive’ for Grab, says HSBC - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Foodpanda deal could be ‘value-accretive’ for Grab, says HSBC

HSBC's analysts expect Grab to turn adjusted ebitda positive in 3QFY2023 and FCF-positive in FY2024.
DBS upgrades Grab to ‘buy’ with higher TP of US$4.29 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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DBS upgrades Grab to ‘buy’ with higher TP of US$4.29

DBS Group Research analyst Sachin Mittal says he sees opportunities with the recent pullback in its share price.

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Analysts unanimous on Grab’s improved prospects after 2QFY2023 outperformance

Analysts from Citi, Maybank, HSBC and CGS-CIMB have each maintained their “buy” and “add” calls.

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DBS downgrades Grab to ‘fully valued’ on ‘structural challenges’

Analyst Sachin Mittal has, however, increased his TP to US$3.16 from US$3.07 previously.
Grab said to be acquiring Trans-Cab (update) - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

Grab to acquire Trans-Cab

Shares in Grab closed at US$3.51 on July 19.

Global Economy

Briefs: MAS penalises Citi, DBS and OCBC for breaches of anti-money laundering requirements; Grab cuts 1,000 jobs

Quoteworthy: "That’s what the great embarrassment for dictators — when they didn’t know what happened." - US's Joe Biden.
Grab cuts 1,000 jobs, maintains on track to meet earnings target - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Digital Economy

Grab cuts 1,000 jobs, maintains on track to meet earnings target

The jobs to be cut is equal to 11% of Grab's total headcount, according to Reuters, citing memo sent by CEO Anthony Tan

Company in the news

Grab plans biggest round of job cuts since pandemic

The cuts suggest Grab is succumbing to investor pressure for faster cost reduction.
As banks’ momentum wanes, investor interest could return to S-REITs and tech stocks: CLSA - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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As banks’ momentum wanes, investor interest could return to S-REITs and tech stocks: CLSA

CLSA analysts say that banks could be losing momentum with Singapore market earnings upgrades waning over the past few quarters.
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