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Grab Holdings (GRAB) Is Up 6.1% After Announcing Autonomous Vehicle Partnership With May Mobility

Simply Wall St · 10/28/2025 22:33
  • In October 2025, May Mobility and Grab Holdings announced a multi-year collaboration to launch autonomous vehicle services in Southeast Asia, with Grab investing in May Mobility and integrating its AV technology into the Grab platform and ecosystem.
  • This partnership highlights Grab's plan to leverage its proprietary mapping technology and regional experience to facilitate the rollout of autonomous vehicles, while also focusing on upskilling and transitioning its workforce for future mobility trends.
  • We’ll explore how the integration of May Mobility’s autonomous vehicle technology could shift Grab’s investment outlook and long-term mobility ambitions.

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Grab Holdings Investment Narrative Recap

To be a shareholder in Grab Holdings, you need to believe in the company’s ability to drive sustainable growth in Southeast Asia’s mobility, delivery, and fintech sectors, capitalizing on rising digital adoption and urbanization. The recent partnership with May Mobility introduces fresh momentum for Grab’s autonomous vehicle ambitions but does not appear to materially shift the main short-term catalyst, which remains acceleration in digital payments revenue, nor does it immediately alleviate the biggest risk, margin pressure from intense competition and incentive spending.

The upcoming Q3 2025 earnings release, scheduled for November 3, is particularly relevant as it may give insight into how Grab is balancing heavy investment in technology and promotions with the goal of delivering earnings growth. With rising expenses from new initiatives and an increasingly competitive environment, the earnings results could shape expectations for both profitability and future investments tied to the May Mobility alliance.

But amidst optimism for the future, investors should be aware of the ongoing margin pressures and how Grab’s ambitious technology bets may affect...

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Grab Holdings' outlook anticipates $5.4 billion in revenue and $802.4 million in earnings by 2028. This is based on an expected 20.4% annual revenue growth and an increase in earnings of $691.4 million from the current $111.0 million.

Uncover how Grab Holdings' forecasts yield a $6.45 fair value, a 9% upside to its current price.

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GRAB Community Fair Values as at Oct 2025
GRAB Community Fair Values as at Oct 2025

Simply Wall St Community members contributed 34 fair value estimates for Grab Holdings, ranging from US$0.83 to US$10.69 per share. While many expect ongoing earnings growth to support the business, there is clear debate about potential risks and long-term profitability, offering several viewpoints for you to consider.

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