Singapore
For the first time since its listing in 2021, Grab reported a full-year net profit in 2025.
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India
The fresh capital will be used to expand clinics and services, and grow the veterinary ecosystem.
Greater China
Meituan will buy 100% of Dingdong’s mainland China operations for $717m.
Peak XV invested $8m, while existing investors InfoEdge and Chiratae infused $2.5m each.
Grab’s capital allocation will be centered around tech, innovation, and service reliability.
Indonesia
Grab extended its regional market share from 53.8% in 2024 to 55% in 2025.
The financing was a mix of equity and credit.
The company is not issuing new shares in the IPO and will not receive any proceeds.
The financing also saw participation from Lightspeed and Z47.
Vietnam
Alibaba and SK Group are the only remaining overseas shareholders.
