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Discounts and promotions that reduce what consumers pay for Grab services and generally reduce Grab's reported revenue. The measure shows how much Grab spends to encourage adoption and transaction activity, principally in Mobility and Deliveries.
consumerIncentivesGrab's issuer-defined adjusted EBITDA from food, grocery and parcel delivery, supermarkets and delivery-related advertising under the reporting structure introduced in 2024. The recast measure allocates relevant regional support costs and excludes items such as depreciation, share-based compensation, restructuring and other costs Grab does not treat as ongoing segment performance.
deliveriesAdjustedEbitdaPostFy2023Total customer transaction value through GrabFood, GrabMart, GrabExpress, Dine Out and related delivery offerings, including applicable taxes, tips, fees and offline supermarket sales. This recast series follows Grab's 2024 reporting structure and includes delivery-related advertising activity moved from Enterprise & New Initiatives.
deliveriesGrossMerchandiseValueGmvPostFy2023Revenue from commissions and fees on food, grocery and parcel delivery, delivery fees where Grab acts as principal, supermarket sales and delivery-related advertising, net of applicable incentives. This series follows Grab's 2024 segment structure, which moved relevant advertising, payment economics and regional support costs into Deliveries.
deliveriesRevenuePostFy2023Grab's issuer-defined adjusted EBITDA from lending, receivables factoring, digital banking, payments, insurance distribution and associated advertising under the reporting structure introduced in 2024. Relevant payment economics tied to Mobility and Deliveries moved to those segments, while applicable regional support costs are now allocated into this result.
financialServicesAdjustedEbitdaPostFy2023Revenue from Grab's lending and receivables factoring, digital banks, payment processing, insurance distribution and associated advertising, net of applicable incentives. Under the 2024 segment structure, payment revenue and costs tied to Mobility or Deliveries transactions are allocated to those segments instead of Financial Services.
financialServicesRevenuePostFy2023Revenue generated by Grab's operations in Indonesia across deliveries, mobility, financial services and smaller businesses. It includes OVO's payments activity as well as the country's contribution from Grab's on-demand platform.
indonesiaRevenueRevenue generated by Grab's operations in Malaysia across deliveries, mobility, financial services and smaller businesses. The total includes Grab's Jaya Grocer and Everrise supermarket operations and GXBank alongside its superapp activity.
malaysiaRevenueGrab's issuer-defined adjusted EBITDA from ride-hailing, driver vehicle rentals and mobility-related advertising under the reporting structure introduced in 2024. The recast measure allocates relevant regional support and payment costs and excludes depreciation, share-based compensation and other items Grab does not treat as ongoing segment performance.
mobilityAdjustedEbitdaPostFy2023Total customer transaction value across Grab's private-car, taxi, motorcycle and other ride options, including applicable taxes, tips, tolls, surcharges and fees. This recast series follows Grab's 2024 segment structure and includes mobility-related advertising activity moved from Enterprise & New Initiatives.
mobilityGrossMerchandiseValueGmvPostFy2023Revenue from commissions and service fees on Grab rides, vehicle rentals for driver-partners and mobility-related advertising, net of applicable incentives. This series follows Grab's 2024 segment structure, which moved relevant advertising, payment economics and regional support costs into Mobility.
mobilityRevenuePostFy2023The sum of Grab's Mobility and Deliveries GMV under the reporting structure introduced in 2024, representing customer spend directed through its ride, food, grocery and parcel-delivery businesses. It is transaction volume rather than Grab revenue and includes recast advertising activity assigned to those two segments.
onDemandGrossMerchandiseValueGmvPostFy2023On-Demand GMV divided by On-Demand monthly transacting users, measuring the average quarterly or annual value of Mobility and Deliveries transactions directed through Grab per active on-demand user. GMV includes customer spend such as applicable taxes, tips, tolls, surcharges and fees, not just Grab's recognized revenue.
onDemandGrossMerchandiseValuePerMonthlyTransactingUserLegacy residual revenue field outside Grab's separately disclosed operating segments. Grab's current residual activities—such as mapping, autonomous-vehicle services and last-mile delivery infrastructure—are reported in Other Service Revenue after the 2024 segment reorganization.
otherRevenueLegacy adjusted EBITDA field for residual services outside Grab's principal segments. From 2024, the comparable mapping, autonomous-vehicle and last-mile-infrastructure activities are reported in Other Service Adjusted EBITDA (Post-FY2023).
otherServiceAdjustedEbitdaIssuer-defined adjusted EBITDA from Grab's current Others segment, which groups individually immaterial businesses such as mapping services, autonomous-vehicle services and last-mile delivery infrastructure. This is not a generic service margin; it is the adjusted operating result of Grab's residual reportable segment after the 2024 reorganization.
otherServiceAdjustedEbitdaPostFy2023Revenue from Grab's current Others segment, which contains individually immaterial activities such as GrabMaps, autonomous-vehicle services and last-mile delivery infrastructure. It excludes advertising that was moved from the former Enterprise & New Initiatives segment into Deliveries, Mobility and Financial Services in 2024.
otherServiceRevenueCombined discounts and promotions granted to Grab's driver-partners, merchant-partners and consumers, generally recorded as reductions of revenue. The total indicates the platform subsidy used to support partner supply, user acquisition and transaction activity, principally in Mobility and Deliveries.
partnerAndConsumerIncentivesIncentives granted to Grab driver- and merchant-partners to support platform supply and participation, generally recorded as reductions of revenue. For delivery arrangements where Grab acts as principal, payments and incentives to drivers are instead recorded in cost of revenue and excluded from this measure.
partnerIncentivesRevenue generated by Grab's operations in the Philippines across deliveries, mobility, financial services and smaller businesses. It captures the country's full contribution to Grab rather than a single app feature or segment.
philippinesRevenueRevenue from Grab's Southeast Asian markets outside separately reported Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, principally Cambodia and Myanmar. It combines the contribution of Grab's operating segments in those smaller markets.
restOfSoutheastAsiaRevenueRevenue generated by Grab's operations in Singapore across deliveries, mobility, financial services and smaller businesses. The total includes GXS Bank alongside Grab's on-demand and payments activity in its home market.
singaporeRevenueRevenue generated by Grab's operations in Thailand across deliveries, mobility, financial services and smaller businesses. It captures the country's full contribution to Grab rather than a single app feature or segment.
thailandRevenueAverage monthly number of unique users who successfully paid for or used any Grab product or service during the quarter or year, including lending and qualifying offline Jaya Grocer activity. A person using several Grab services is counted once per month, so this is a de-duplicated period average rather than a period-end count.
totalMonthlyTransactingUsersHistorical customer transaction value through Grab's food, grocery and parcel-delivery offerings under the segment definitions used through 2023. It excludes delivery-related advertising activity that Grab moved into the Deliveries segment when it recast reporting in 2024.
deliveriesGrossMerchandiseValueGmvPreFy2024Average monthly number of unique users who completed a Grab delivery transaction during the quarter or year, including food, grocery and parcel-delivery activity. This is a period average, not a period-end user count, and a person using multiple delivery products is counted once per month.
deliveriesMonthlyTransactingUsersHistorical revenue from Grab's food, grocery and parcel-delivery segment under the definitions used through 2023, primarily commissions and fees net of partner and consumer incentives. Delivery-related advertising and certain payment economics were reported elsewhere before Grab's 2024 segment recast.
deliveriesRevenuePreFy2024Historical adjusted EBITDA from Grab's Deliveries segment under the reporting structure used through 2023, excluding regional corporate costs as well as depreciation, share-based compensation and other issuer adjustments. Grab recast the segment in 2024 to add advertising and allocate relevant payment and regional support costs, so this legacy series is not directly comparable with the current one.
deliveriesSegmentAdjustedEbitdaHistorical transaction value from Grab's Enterprise & New Initiatives offerings, led by advertising and marketing services and supplemented by products such as GrabMaps and third-party lifestyle services. Grab discontinued this segment in 2024 and reassigned advertising activity to Deliveries, Mobility and Financial Services.
enterpriseAndNewInitiativesGrossMerchandiseValueGmvHistorical revenue from GrabAds, GrabMaps and commissions on lifestyle services such as hotel bookings and subscriptions within the former Enterprise & New Initiatives segment. Grab eliminated the segment in 2024 and moved advertising revenue into the operating segment associated with each ad product.
enterpriseAndNewInitiativesRevenueHistorical adjusted EBITDA from Grab's former Enterprise & New Initiatives segment, principally advertising plus GrabMaps and lifestyle services, before regional corporate costs and other issuer adjustments. The segment ended in 2024 when advertising economics were reassigned to Deliveries, Mobility and Financial Services and the remaining small businesses became Others.
enterpriseAndNewInitiativesSegmentAdjustedEbitdaHistorical total value of payment transactions processed through Grab's Financial Services ecosystem, including GrabPay and OVO activity, rather than lending balances or Grab revenue. Grab stopped reporting Financial Services GMV after 2023 as the segment's strategy shifted toward ecosystem payments, lending and digital banking.
financialServicesGrossMerchandiseValueGmvAverage monthly number of unique users who transacted through Grab's payments, lending or digital-banking services during the quarter or year. This is a period average rather than a period-end count and includes users of Grab-affiliated apps such as OVO, GXS Bank and GXBank where applicable.
financialServicesMonthlyTransactingUsersHistorical revenue from Grab's payments, lending, receivables factoring, insurance distribution and digital-banking activities under the segment definitions used through 2023. The legacy series includes payment economics that Grab reassigned to Mobility and Deliveries in its 2024 segment recast.
financialServicesRevenuePreFy2024Historical adjusted EBITDA from Grab's Financial Services segment under the reporting structure used through 2023, before regional corporate costs and other issuer adjustments. Grab's 2024 recast moved payment economics tied to Mobility and Deliveries out of the segment and allocated relevant regional support costs into the current measure.
financialServicesSegmentAdjustedEbitdaHistorical customer transaction value across Grab's private-car, taxi, motorcycle and other ride options under the segment definitions used through 2023. It excludes mobility-related advertising activity that Grab moved into Mobility when it recast reporting in 2024.
mobilityGrossMerchandiseValueGmvPreFy2024Average monthly number of unique users who completed a Grab mobility transaction during the quarter or year across private cars, taxis, motorcycles and other ride options. This is a period average, not a period-end rider count, and a person taking multiple rides is counted once per month.
mobilityMonthlyTransactingUsersHistorical revenue from Grab's ride-hailing and driver vehicle-rental business under the segment definitions used through 2023, primarily commissions and fees net of partner and consumer incentives. Mobility advertising and certain payment economics were reported elsewhere before Grab's 2024 segment recast.
mobilityRevenuePreFy2024Historical adjusted EBITDA from Grab's Mobility segment under the reporting structure used through 2023, excluding regional corporate costs and other issuer adjustments. Grab recast the segment in 2024 to add advertising and allocate relevant payment and regional support costs, so this series is not directly comparable with the current result.
mobilitySegmentAdjustedEbitdaHistorical sum of Mobility and Deliveries GMV under Grab's segment definitions used through 2023, representing customer spend on rides and delivery offerings rather than Grab revenue. Grab's 2024 recast added advertising activity to the component segments, creating a modest definition break from this legacy series.
onDemandGrossMerchandiseValueGmvPreFy2024Average monthly number of unique users who completed at least one Mobility or Deliveries transaction through Grab during the quarter or year. A user active in both businesses is counted once, and the measure is a monthly average rather than a period-end population.
onDemandMonthlyTransactingUsersHistorical total GMV divided by Group monthly transacting users, measuring customer transaction value across Grab's on-demand, Financial Services and Enterprise & New Initiatives businesses per active user. Grab stopped reporting this broader measure after 2023 when it narrowed GMV reporting to Mobility and Deliveries.
overallGrossMerchandiseValuePerMonthlyTransactingUserThrough 2023, this series is Grab's total GMV across Mobility, Deliveries, Financial Services and Enterprise & New Initiatives; beginning in 2024, the mapped values instead equal On-Demand GMV from Mobility and Deliveries only. The definition break reflects Grab's decision to stop reporting Financial Services GMV, so post-2023 values are not comparable with the earlier total.
totalGrossMerchandiseValue