GRAB: Insider Buying, Super-App Profitability, Fintech Scale-UpGrab Holdings Limited Class ABATS:GRABTopgOptionsIf you haven`t bought GRAB before the previous rally: Now GRAB is trading near $2.9–3.0 after a sharp YTD decline, yet fundamentals continue to strengthen with double-digit GMV/revenue growth, expanding adjusted EBITDA, and a raised long-term profit outlook. The Southeast Asian super-app (mobility, deliveries, financial services) is converting scale into operating leverage while layering high-margin fintech via acquisitions and a large share-repurchase program. Management is buying: CEO Anthony Tan purchased approximately $29.9 million of Grab shares on September 21. I view this as a meaningful confidence signal following the selloff, although it does not guarantee a recovery. Profitability is scaling: Q2 revenue increased 22% to $997 million, while adjusted EBITDA grew 54% to $168 million. Margin expansion to 16.9% suggests Grab is converting its growing platform into stronger operating earnings. Fintech adds upside: The September agreement to acquire 60% of Atome for $1.49 billion could accelerate lending and cross-selling. Including Atome, management targets $500 million in Financial Services adjusted EBITDA by 2028, subject to closing timelines and execution. Buybacks support the thesis: Grab authorized an additional $750 million in share repurchases alongside its Q2 results and raised its 2026 adjusted EBITDA outlook to $720–740 million. These provide tangible support beyond the longer-term growth story.