Singapore
For the first time since its listing in 2021, Grab reported a full-year net profit in 2025.
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Vietnam
Circular Plastics Company launched its recycling operations in SE Asia in 2019.
Yi-Wei Ang will lead digital transformation at PropertyGuru.
Greater China
There was strong investor appetite for policy-aligned industries like software and semiconductor.
The duo will deploy significant cloud capacity across three data centre locations in Vietnam.
Rest of Asia
The company has been grappling with soaring memory costs.
The Hesai deal is the latest move signaling Grab’s long-term bet on autonomous mobility.
India
The capital proceeds will accelerate the clinical development of Ciraparantag.
IBM appears set to join SoftBank and Sony in backing the company.
The PCB equipment maker targets to raise $618.15m from the IPO.
