Grab被认为是一家成功而有吸引力的公司

$Grab Holdings (GRAB.US)$ 公司的季度亏损，尤其是在动荡的疫情时期，当业务的各个部门与国家限制同步上下波动时，并不是一个问题。

即使在IPO首日下跌20%，也未能让Grab的联合创始人Anthony Tan在收市后不经意间说出的话有所影响： “股价会上涨也会下跌” —— 他亲眼目睹自己的个人财富在短短几个小时内进入和离开亿万富翁领域。

但这并非IPO的重点。重点在于筹集另外45亿美元，以继续支持Grab未来几年的增长，希望在2023年后获得更多的财务稳定。

$Sea (SE.US)$ 例如，2017年上市后一年以15美元的价格交易，远低于其IPO价格。今年，尽管其Shopee平台持续亏损，股价却一路攀升至350美元以上。

即使下滑至260美元，分析师 仍保持将其预测值维持在接近400美元的水平 —— 是该公司四年前价值的26倍。

The company started as a taxi hailing app, creeping up to become an Uber competitor, later moving into food delivery only to see this business explode and dwarf the mobility branch amidst the pandemic lockdowns.

The birth of GrabMart and grocery deliveries — with GrabFinance wrapped around all of these — offers another layer of digital finance services, allowing Grab to become a superapp people will use for far more than just moving from point A to b.

Just like how $亚马逊 (AMZN.US)$ started with selling books, before it became the world’s largest e-commerce retailer, cloud service provider and, recently, a full-on entertainment outfit making multibillion dollar shows (like the latest take on the Tolkien’s saga), companies like Grab are seen for the opportunities access to millions of willing buyers gives them, not their current operations.