One of the largest stock exchanges in the world by market capitalisation, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) has become a prominent financial market leveraged to a growing number of themes taking the world into a new era. Among these themes, technology has played a pivotal role in the transformation of industries tied to commerce, payments, media, consumer goods, and manufacturing. It has also supported China’s middle-class being among the fastest-growing in the world, and underpinning growth in the world’s second-largest economy. It should therefore come as no surprise that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange plays host to some of the biggest and most-innovative tech companies in the world, featuring regional peers for the likes of Amazon, Apple, Meta, Alphabet, Intel, Tesla and more. Tenc

Singaporean multinational technology company Grab Holdings Limited (GRAB) announcedon Tuesday that it expects revenue to slow but 2024 will be a key year for the group, when it expects to see some profitability.The ride hailing company, which allows consumers to order transportation, food  and deliveries via an app and competes with the likes of Uber (UBER), said it expects revenue growth of 45% to 55% in 2023. The SoftBank-backed group is forecasting that things will turn around by 2024.So, areGRABshares a bargain right now as it forecasts profit in 2024?GRAB's stock price is currently down 61% this year and in the last four weeks it has dropped by 10%. Could investors now be thinking that given its current low price, perhaps now is good time to buy before the stock go

Stock ticker– GRAB ($GRAB) Stock Name and Trading Stock Exchange Platform– GRAB holdings limited GRAB-NASDAQ The stock sector– GRAB (formerly Grab taxi/My taxi) is a Southeast Asia-based technology company specializing in– the transport mobility, delivery, and mobile payment sectors. It was started in Malaysia by Antony Tan as a ‘super app’ for taxi bookings in 2012. It has very much evolved venturing into several industries such as– E-commerce, financial services, online payments, parcel delivery, and others. Food delivery is another sector that plays a huge role in its operations. GRAB is considered the largest technology start-up in Southeast Asia. Recent News GRAB has been buzzing in mainstream media as it released its fourth-quarter (Q4) reports. GRAB stock was hammered as the results