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Grab Stock Jumps 10% on Record Q3 EBITDA, Raised Guidance

SEC / Grab Holdings2 min read6 sources

Why is Grab stock up today?

Grab (GRAB) stock jumped about 10% to around $3.16 on Tuesday after the company reported record Q3 adjusted EBITDA of $237M and raised its 2026 guidance, with all three core segments profitable.

Key numbers

Q3 adjusted EBITDA$237M+73% YoY
Q3 revenue$1.11B+27% YoY
2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance$790–$800Mfrom $720–$740M
2026 revenue guidance$4.15–$4.20Bfrom $4.10–$4.15B
Monthly transacting users57Mrecord
Share price move~$3.16+10%

What happened

Grab (GRAB) stock jumped about 10% to around $3.16 on Tuesday after the company reported record Q3 adjusted EBITDA of $237M and raised its 2026 guidance, with all three core segments profitable. Adjusted EBITDA (profit before certain costs) rose 73% from a year ago. Sales grew 27% to $1.11 billion, beating analyst expectations of $1.05 billion. Grab now expects 2026 adjusted EBITDA of $790–$800 million, up from $720–$740 million. Its loans and payments arm earned a profit for the first time.

Why it matters

Grab's results show a Southeast Asian ride-hailing and food delivery company can now make money in rides, deliveries and financial services at the same time, a long-running worry for investors. Raising its own forecast (guidance) for the second time this year signals profits are growing faster than it expected earlier. The shares are still down about 42% this year, so the jump recovers only part of the earlier drop.

Who this affects

Marketbullish
Medium impact
Southeast Asia tech investors see stronger profit proof, a positive.
Companybullish
High impact
Grab shareholders gain from record profit, higher guidance and buybacks.
Competitorsmixed
Low impact
Sea and Uber face a now-profitable regional rival.
Industrybullish
Medium impact
Ride-hailing and delivery firms gain a profitability benchmark.

Grab vs Sea Limited, Uber

GrabGRAB$12.9B+10.3%15.7x
Sea LimitedSE$47.0B+1.6%17.8x
UberUBER$136.4B+0.1%16.5x

As of 2026-11-03

How we got here

  1. Shares rise about 5% in extended trading as Q3 results land.

  2. Grab reports record Q3 adjusted EBITDA of $237M and raises 2026 guidance.

  3. Stock jumps about 10% as all three core segments post a profit.

What to watch

  • Uber reports Q3 results, a read on global ride-hailing and delivery demand.2026-11-04
  • Sea Limited reports Q3 results, a regional rival in e-commerce and payments.2026-11-10

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