Grab Holdings Limited$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ ’s traded shares stood at 29.84 million during the last session. At the close of trading, the stock’s price was $2.50, to imply an increase of 2.04% or $0.05 in intraday trading. The GRAB share’s 52-week high remains $17.15, putting it -586.0% down since that peak but still an impressive 9.6% since price per share fell to its 52-week low of $2.26. The company has a valuation of $10.24B, with average of 23.55 million shares over the past 3 months.
Analysts have given a consensus recommendation of an Overweight for Grab, translating to a mean rating of 2.50. Of 18 analyst(s) looking at the stock, 1 analyst(s) give GRAB a Sell rating. 1 of those analysts rate the stock as Overweight while 4 advise Hold as 12 recommend it as a Buy. 0 analyst(s) have given it an Underweight rating. Estimates put the company’s current-quarter earnings per share at $0.
After registering a 2.04% upside in the last session, Grab has traded red over the past five days. The stock hit a weekly high of 3.07 this Wednesday, 06/15/22, jumping 2.04% in its intraday price action. The 5-day price performance for the stock is -18.30%, and -2.91% over 30 days. With these gigs, the year-to-date price performance is -64.94%.
Analysts on Wall Street suggest a consensus price target of $4.78, implying an increase of 47.7% to the stock’s current value. The extremes give us $2.85 and $8.00 for target low and target high price respectively. As such, GRAB has been trading -220.0% off suggested target high and -14.0% from its likely low.
The rating firms project that company’s revenue will grow 319.70% compared to the previous financial year. Revenue forecast for the current quarter as set by 2 analysts is $2.69 billion.
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2.The company faces stiff competition
3.The company has limited exposure to overseas market
4.The stock is overpriced and investors are not getting returns [Duh]