Grab Q3 revenue climbs 22% to $1.14b as profit improves

Stronger on-demand and financial services lift quarterly performance.

Grab Holdings Limited's third quarter (Q3 2025) net profit increased 13.3% year-on-year (YoY) to $22m (US$17m), up from $20m (US$15m) a year earlier, while adjusted EBITDA grew 51% to $178m (US$136m) on improved margins and cost control.

The company also reported a 22% YoY rise in revenue to $1.14b (US$873m) for Q3, supported by stronger performance in its on-demand and financial services segments, according to a company press release.

On-demand services, which include mobility and deliveries, saw gross merchandise value rise 24% YoY to $7.6b (US$5.8b), driven by higher user activity.

Delivery revenue climbed 23% YoY to $609m (US$465m), and mobility revenue rose 17% to $415m (US$317m).

Financial services revenue advanced 39% to $118m (US$90m), boosted by loan growth through GrabFin and digital bank offerings.

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