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GRAB: Revenue rose 27%, Adjusted EBITDA 73%, and Financial Services reached profitability
Grab reported third-quarter revenue growth of 27% and Adjusted EBITDA growth of 73%, while its Financial Services segment turned profitable. The company raised its full-year 2026 guidance for both revenue and Adjusted EBITDA.
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What happened
Grab reported that third-quarter revenue rose 27% to $1.11 billion and adjusted EBITDA rose 73%. Its financial services business became profitable. Grab raised its 2026 revenue and adjusted EBITDA outlook, while earnings per share of about $0.01 came in below the roughly $0.02 estimate.
Global impact / market context
The results show stronger sales and profit measures, and the raised outlook may support investor confidence. But the earnings-per-share miss is a counterpoint, so the report does not show uniformly strong results.
What to watch
- Check Grab’s next reported revenue growth to see whether sales keep rising.
- Check whether its financial services business remains profitable, since it has only just turned profitable in the supplied facts.
- Check whether earnings per share meet or miss estimates again, because they were below the estimate this quarter.
Affected assets
- Grab Holdings
Evidence
- Infoway News — Grab's Mixed Quarter Comes With a Stronger 2026 View
- Infoway News — Grab rallies as revenue tops $1B, financial arm turns profitable
- Infoway News — GRAB: Revenue rose 27%, Adjusted EBITDA 73%, and Financial Services reached profitability
- Incident timeline — Grab's Mixed Quarter Comes With a Stronger 2026 View
- Incident timeline — Grab rallies as revenue tops $1B, financial arm turns profitable
- Incident timeline — GRAB: Revenue rose 27%, Adjusted EBITDA 73%, and Financial Services reached profitability