Food delivery and rideshare services are fueling growth for Grab Holdings.
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Parkev Tatevosian, CFA29 Nov 2025, 19:45 UTC
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The video provides a fundamental analysis of Grab Holdings. It mentions a strong revenue growth of $873 million in Q3, driven by ride-share and food delivery orders. The earnings per share were lower than expected. The video then presents a fair value calculation using a discounted cash flow valuation model, which estimates an intrinsic value of $7.26, compared to the current market price of $5.24. The analysis uses market multiples. The presenter also notes that, on a forward price to OCF basis, Grab is trading at 32, which is near its lowest point this year. The presenter reiterates a buy rating.
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