Grab's Q1 2026 Revenue Soars 24% to $955M, Achieves Key Profitability Milestone

Grab reported a robust 24% year-over-year revenue increase to $955 million in the first quarter of 2026.

The Southeast Asian superapp also posted its first profitable quarter with $120 million in net profit, a dramatic turnaround from $10 million last year.

Strong Performance Across Core Segments

Deliveries revenue climbed 23% to $510 million, fueled by higher gross merchandise value and advertising despite holiday slowdowns.

Mobility services generated $337 million in revenue, up 19%, supported by growing monthly transacting users.

Financial services shone brightest, with revenue surging 43% to $107 million as loans disbursed hit a record $1.1 billion.

Adjusted EBITDA rose 46% to $154 million, showcasing improved operating leverage.

Navigating Headwinds with Resilience

These results came amid seasonal weakness from Lunar New Year and Ramadan, plus regional challenges like fuel shortages.

CEO Anthony Tan credited AI-driven personalization for enhancing user experiences and partner earnings.

Outlook and Broader Impact

Grab maintained its full-year guidance of $4.04-4.10 billion in revenue and $700-720 million in adjusted EBITDA.

This profitability shift signals Grab's evolution from aggressive expansion to sustainable growth in Southeast Asia's digital economy.

For everyday users, it means more reliable rides, faster deliveries, and accessible fintech in underserved markets.

Investors gain confidence as Grab prioritizes shareholder returns amid intensifying competition from e-commerce giants.