Grab's latest earnings call presented a robust financial performance, showcasing a positive trajectory with improved EBITDA guidance raised for 2025 and significant growth in on-demand GMV of 17% year-on-year. Despite facing pressure from mobility margins and a fintech segment impacted by higher credit provisions, the overall sentiment highlighted strong profitability driven by product innovations, especially in advertising capabilities. Significant accomplishments include notable sequential user growth and reduced marketing costs in Indonesia, showcasing Grab's strategic edge in key markets amidst seasonal impacts.
Grab's recent earnings call showcased strong growth and profitability, with improved EBITDA guidance and continued innovation despite challenges in mobility margins and fintech.
In Indonesia, Grab's deliveries MTUs grew sequentially, and direct marketing costs fell by 12%, underscoring their strategic execution in a key market.
The company raised its full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook for 2025 to $460 million to $480 million, reflecting their confidence in financial strategy.
Grab's advertising platform experienced a 49% year-on-year growth, emphasizing the company’s effective leveraging of its user base for revenue generation.
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