On a more positive note, Grab's revenue for the quarter was $955 million. This figure exceeded the market's expectation of $921.71 million. It also marks a significant 24% increase in revenue compared to the same period a year ago, showcasing strong top-line revenue growth for the company. For its first quarter ending in March 2026, Grab (NASDAQ: GRAB) reported mixed financial results. This leading Southeast Asia technology company is known for its "super-app" that provides ride-hailing, food delivery, and ...