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Grab’s shares, which closed at $3.02 on Monday, are down nearly 8% since March 3, when it announced its Q4 2021 earnings.

President Nguyen Xuan Phuc received some leading Singaporean businesses in innovation on February 25, part of his State visit to Singapore.

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“The stock will go up and it will go down,” said Anthony Tan, co-founder of Grab Holdings Ltd, moments after Nasdaq’s bell-ringing ceremony in Singapore Thursday night, the first such event held in Southeast Asia.

“The stock will go up and it will go down,” said Anthony Tan, co-founder of Grab Holdings Ltd, moments after Nasdaq’s bell-ringing ceremony in Singapore last night, the first such event held in Southeast Asia

SINGAPORE: Shares in Grab, Southeast Asia's biggest ride-hailing and delivery firm, slid more than 20% in their Nasdaq debut on Thursday following the company's record US$40 billion merger with a blank-check company.

SINGAPORE - Shares in Grab, Southeast Asia's biggest ride-hailing and delivery firm, slid more than 20 per cent in their Nasdaq debut on Thursday (Dec 2) following the company's record US$40 billion (S$54.8 billion) merger with a blank-check company. Grab's shares rose as much as 21 per cent minutes after the listing before retreating to trade 23 per cent lower at...

SINGAPORE, Dec 3 — Shares in Grab, South-east Asia’s biggest ride-hailing and delivery firm, slid more than 20 per cent in their Nasdaq debut on Thursday following the company’s record US$40 billion (RM169.4 billion) merger with a blank-check company. Grab’s shares rose as much as 21 per...

After opening 18% higher at US$13.06, the shares tumbled 20.5% to close at US$8.75 on its first day.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Grab makes the biggest US listing by a Southeast Asian company. Its shares rise as much as 21% minutes after listing on the Nasdaq, before retreating to trade 23% lower.