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Horizon
Consolidated fair value $2.41 all other verticals held in this portfolio case
Final-quarter revenue $963M 64% of company revenue
Explicit segment contribution $1.47B EBITDA less segment capex, before corporate items

Mobility is repricing itself downward and the cash conversion is not there. Volume growth runs 1.5 points a quarter slower everywhere and 2 points slower again in Mobility, segment margins sit 4 points below June's, Financial Services stays loss-making rather than crossing over in H2 2026, and the exit de-rates to 1.8x. Strip the one-time Superbank gain and the tax credit and the record quarter was $19m of operating profit on $997m of revenue; this is what that quarter looks like if it is the trend rather than the trough. Fair value $2.41, below the current price.

Deliveries

Basis quarter$531M
Final quarter$963M
Implied CAGR+13%
Final revenue mix64%

Food, grocery and parcel delivery, the Jaya Grocer and Everrise supermarkets, and the GrabAds advertising sold against the marketplace. $531m of revenue in the basis quarter, 53% of the group, on $4,249m of GMV. Both halves are disclosed every quarter, so the driver is GMV in dollars times revenue per dollar of GMV. The take rate has held between 12.32% and 13.26% for six quarters while advertising has grown into it.

Last four quarters
2025 Q3 $465M Reported
2025 Q4 $481M Reported
2026 Q1 $510M Reported
2026 Q2 $531M Reported
Food deliveryGrocery and mart deliveryParcel deliveryJaya Grocer and Everrise offline storesGrabAds advertising
Units 4249/qtr growing +4.5% per quarter Deliveries GMV, $4,249M in the June quarter. Units here are millions of dollars of GMV, disclosed every quarter.
Price per unit $124971 drifting +0.2% per quarter Revenue per $1M of GMV: a 12.497% take rate, inside the 12.32%-13.26% band held for six quarters.
Deliveries

Latest: $963M (2031Q2E)

Period Value
2025Q1 $415M
2025Q2 $439M
2025Q3 $465M
2025Q4 $481M
2026Q1 $510M
2026Q2 $531M
2026Q3E $548M
2026Q4E $565M
2027Q1E $582M
2027Q2E $600M
2027Q3E $619M
2027Q4E $637M
2028Q1E $657M
2028Q2E $677M
2028Q3E $697M
2028Q4E $718M
2029Q1E $740M
2029Q2E $762M
2029Q3E $785M
2029Q4E $808M
2030Q1E $832M
2030Q2E $857M
2030Q3E $883M
2030Q4E $909M
2031Q1E $936M
2031Q2E $963M

Assumptions & reasoning

  • Segment Adjusted EBITDA of $96m on $531m of revenue is stated before regional corporate costs, which Grab explicitly does not attribute to any segment. Charging them here as well would double-count; the corporate line is carried once at group level.
  • Deliveries Segment Adjusted EBITDA as a percentage of GMV was 2.3% in the basis quarter, up 45bps YoY from 1.8%. That is the cleanest margin trend in the whole disclosure, and it is what the terminal margin of 26% of revenue is built on.
  • GrabAds is named as a driver of both revenue and margin but has not been sized since Q2 2025, when the release disclosed an annualized run-rate of $236m. Advertising is therefore not a sub-line here; it sits inside the take rate.
  • foodpanda Taiwan closes in H2 2026 into this segment and would be Grab's first market outside Southeast Asia. Grab has disclosed the $600m price and nothing about the revenue, so it appears only as a corporate capital programme and adds no revenue anywhere in this model.
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