Movement Alert|Grab Holdings Rises 5.15% in Regular Trading, CITIC Securities Maintains Buy Rating Amid Sector-Wide Strength

Market Focus06-15

On June 15, Grab Holdings rose 5.15% in regular trading, trading at $3.585/share, with turnover of approximately $93.96 million.

On the news front, CITIC Securities recently maintained its Buy rating on Grab Holdings, noting that the resilience of the company's Indonesia business exceeded expectations and that prior market concerns over a potential Indonesia exit were overstated. The brokerage highlighted that the impact of two-wheeler commission caps remains manageable, while high-margin services such as priority delivery continue to drive monetization rate improvement. Additionally, the increased stake in Superbank signals long-term commitment, with GMV growth and new business lines expected to catalyze earnings recovery.

At the sector level, the Passenger Ground Transportation industry posted broad-based gains, with Uber up 5.77%, Lyft up 6.24%, Hertz Global Holdings up 3.41%, Avis Budget up 1.64%, and Ryde Group up 0.61%, reflecting sector-wide momentum that further supported Grab's share price advance.

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