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Eyes on Grab and Sea as analysts stay bullish ahead of FY2025 results

Grab is expected to report its results on Feb 11; Sea has yet to announce its reporting date

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Benjamin Cher

Benjamin Cher

Published Tue, Feb 10, 2026 · 07:00 AM
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    • Analysts expect Grab to report higher Q4 Ebitda and net profit for 2025.
    • Analysts expect Grab to report higher Q4 Ebitda and net profit for 2025. PHOTO: REUTERS

    [SINGAPORE] Equity analysts are bullish on Sea and Grab’s upcoming fourth-quarter FY2025 performance, even as their share prices have pulled back in the year to date.

    Grab’s share price fell 15.9 per cent or US$0.81 to US$4.27 between Jan 1 and Feb 6. Sea’s share price dropped 17.5 per cent or US$22.95 to US$108.54 over the same period.

    Grab is expected to report its results after the US markets close on Wednesday (Feb 11); Sea has yet to announce its reporting date.

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