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Grab’s mobility growth and improved delivery margins are shielding the company from regional competitive pressures, according to recent analyst reports.

Grab Holdings posted a significant rise in quarterly profit, though concerns remain regarding the company's underlying operational spending.

The regional super-app lifted its profit and sales forecasts despite rising fuel costs and intensifying market competition.

A recent survey reveals that most consumers would scale back or cease their use of food delivery and e-hailing services if costs were to increase.
