GRABW
BEARISHAt a glance
Key valuation, profitability, growth, and risk metrics.
AI Analysis
AI-powered fundamental assessment
Key Strengths
Key Risks
Performance Snowflake
Multi-dimensional analysis across 5 key categories
P/B is deceptively low; likely reflects a wasting asset or market distrust rather than a value opportunity.
- Extremely low Price/Book (0.05)
- No Graham Number available
- Price is near 52-week low
Growth metrics are the only positive driver, but they are insufficient to reverse the bearish trend.
- 18.6% Revenue growth
- Strong Q/Q earnings jump
- Growth not translating to share price appreciation
Historical price performance is among the worst possible outcomes for an investor.
- 5Y Change: -98.5%
- 1Y Change: -74.8%
While liquidity ratios are stable, the Piotroski score confirms a weak fundamental health trend.
- Low Debt/Equity
- Current Ratio > 1.5
- Piotroski F-Score of 3/9
Non-dividend paying security.
- No dividend yield
- 0/100 dividend strength
Stock Price & Analyst Targets
Real-time price movements and analyst price targets
Multi-Horizon Performance vs Peers
Price momentum across 5Y → 1W horizons for GRABW and closest competitors.
| Company | 5Y | 3Y | 1Y | 6M | 1M | 1W |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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GRABW
Grab Holdings Limited
Primary
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-98.5% | -86.0% | -74.8% | -84.3% | -28.0% | +3.6% |
Positive values indicate cumulative gains over the specified period. Comparables pulled from the same sector to highlight whether momentum is stock-specific or industry-wide.
Historical Performance Trends
Long-term financial metrics and growth patterns
Revenue & Net Income
Profit & Operating Margins
Return on Equity (ROE)
Quarterly Revenue Growth
Valuation Metrics
Key valuation ratios and pricing indicators
Profitability
Profit margins and return metrics
Growth
Revenue and earnings growth rates
Financial Health
Balance sheet strength and liquidity metrics
Financial Statement Flow
Interactive flow visualization showing how money moves through the company Q4 2025
Past News Coverage
Recent headlines mentioning GRABW from our newsroom.