Ride-hailing app, Grab reports a loss of USD 1.1 billion during the fourth quarter of 2021 as the revenue fell 44 percent year on year as a result of incentive spending. Grab said in a statement the loss incurred USD 311 million non-cash expenses that were related to the convertible redeemable preference shares that stopped when grab announced public listing and USD 328 million due to one-time public listings from expenses, from which USD 290 million was non-cash. Read more in our articles including "Grab reports $1.1B loss in Q4Y21" and "Grab offers PHP 11 flat fare for new and returning users for 11.11".
Ride-hailing app, Grab reports a loss of USD 1.1 billion during the fourth quarter of 2021 as the revenue fell 44 percent year on year as a result of incentive spending. Grab said in a statement the loss incurred USD 311 million non-cash expenses that were related to the convertible redeemable preference shares that stopped when grab announced public listing and USD 328 million due to one-time public listings from expenses, from which USD 290 million was non-cash.
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