Grab used this deck to reveal its financials to investors

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With the Southeast Asian super app going public in the US by way of a deal with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Altimeter Growth this year, Grab used this deck to reveal its previously closely guarded financials to its investors.

Grab first revved up its engines in 2013, when the startup launched its taxi-booking app in Singapore. The company raised its seed funding round a year after, aiming to take a bigger slice of Southeast Asia’s ride-hailing pie.

Its first venture outside of Singapore happened in 2014 when it launched in its now archrival Gojek’s home turf, Indonesia. Today, Grab boasts over 25 million monthly transacting users in over 400 cities across eight countries, including the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, and Cambodia.

It didn’t hit the brakes after becoming one of the region’s transportation powerhouses: The company also expanded into other verticals, entering the payments space in 2016 with GrabPay, food delivery with GrabFood in 2018, and courier services with GrabExpress later that year.

Over the years, Grab has raised a total of about US$12 billion in funding, en route to hitting a valuation of US$40 billion.

A deep dive into Grab’s listing

• 6 surprises from the reveal of Grab’s jealously guarded financials
• What Grab won’t tell you in its investor presentation
• Breaking down Grab’s $40b valuation
• The superpower behind Grab’s super app?
• Visual: Tracking Grab’s journey to a $40 billion valuation
• Retrace the forgotten history of Grab with this timeline
• Should Grab and Gojek drivers be considered employees, not contractors?
• Uncovering Southeast Asia’s hidden Grab and Gojek mafia

How is the deck compelling?

• The deck begins with the details of Grab’s SPAC merger deal, including the investment size, valuation, and investor, among others.
• It illustrates Altimeter’s commitment to its long-term partnership with Grab.
• The Grab investor deck also gives a snapshot of the company’s journey as well as the services it has come to offer over the years.
• The deck clearly illustrates to investors Grab’s current revenue and its projected revenue growth for the next three years.
• It also shares figures and charts of how its different businesses are moving toward profitability until 2023.
• The pitch deck ends with an appendix that provides both the actual and projected revenue numbers for each of Grab’s businesses.

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Deck: Grab