Grab spent $2.5B on acquisitions this year, mostly on fintech
Grab has spent roughly US$2.5 billion (S$3.2 billion) on acquisitions in 2026, with most of it going to financial services and lending. Its biggest deal is a 60% stake in Atome Financial for US$1.49 billion, alongside Stash for US$425 million and foodpanda Taiwan for US$600 million.
- Grab has spent about US$2.5 billion (S$3.2 billion) on acquisitions in 2026
- It will pay US$1.49 billion for 60% of Atome Financial, which has 25 million users
- Stash was acquired for US$425 million, with over US$5 billion in assets under management
- By 2028 Grab targets US$500 million in EBITDA and a loan book above US$6 billion
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