Grab Projects 20% Annual Revenue Growth, Achieves First Annual Profit
Grab Holdings aims for 20% annual revenue growth and to triple profit by 2028, leveraging AI and new service launches. Q4 2025 EPS of $0.0386 beat estimates, revenue of $906 million fell short of the $937.2 million forecast, and the company recorded its first full-year profit.
1. Strategic Growth Targets
Grab has set a goal to increase revenue by 20% each year through 2028 and to triple its profit over the same period. The company plans to harness AI technologies and roll out new services across its mobility, delivery and digital financial segments to reach these targets.
2. Q4 2025 Financial Performance
In Q4 2025, Grab reported earnings per share of $0.0386, surpassing the $0.01 consensus, while revenue reached $906 million versus a $937.2 million forecast. The year ended with Grab posting its first full-year profit, marking a milestone in its path to sustained profitability.
3. Board Composition Changes
Grab will convene a virtual extraordinary general meeting on March 24, 2026. Cheryl Goh will step down as Group VP on February 28, and President Alex Hungate will join the board on May 1, replacing CFO Peter Oey as part of a broader leadership reshuffle.