The superapp has reported accelerating GMVs, expanding fintech adoption, and GrabMart's high-growth cadence, with it supporting GRAB's raised FY2026 guidance. The ongoing consolidation at $3s has triggered the cheap valuations, with a breakout likely to occur sooner than expected, as they execute against the FY2028 adj EBITDA target. Regulatory review of GRAB's foodpanda acquisition in Taiwan and UBER's potential re-entry into the Southeast Asia region pose downward pressure on the former's near-term recovery prospects.