$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ The recent 8% rise in Grab's stock on Monday, followed by an additional 3% increase on Tuesday, is likely attributed to its improved financial performance, particularly the shift in operating cash flow from negative to positive. This is a significant milestone for the company, as it signals stronger operational efficiency and a potential turning point towards profitability.
The consistent growth in operating cash flow suggests that Grab is managing its expenses better and generating more revenue from its core operations. This swing to positive cash flow is a crucial indicator of the company's ability to sustain its business model and possibly reduce its reliance on external funding in the long term. Investors likely see this improvement as a sign of financial health, which contributes to the positive stock price movement.
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