NEW YORK, July 26, 2026, 11:13 EDT — Grab’s stock fell 7% over the week, putting pressure on the Southeast Asian tech firm’s $400 million repurchase plan to offset dilution.

• Shares of Grab Holdings NASDAQ:GRAB ended Friday at $3.31, marking a 7.3% loss over the week.
• Initial calculations show the $400 million buyback represents 120.8 million shares, which accounts for 29% of 411 million possibly dilutive securities.
• Settlement of contingent-forward shares is planned for July, with second-quarter earnings due on August 3.

U.S. markets did not open on Sunday. Grab ended trading on Friday at $3.31, falling 7.3% from July 17. The Nasdaq declined by 2.1%, resulting in a 5.2 percentage point spread in…