SINGAPORE -- Singapore-based Grab expects to turn its first quarterly profit sooner than projected, the company said Wednesday, following a series of cost-cutting measures and stronger demand in the core ride-hailing and food delivery services.
Super app operator expects to break even in 3rd quarter this year

The Southeast Asian tech group has taken a series of cost-cutting measures since last year, including a freeze on most hiring. (Photo by Fumika Sato)
SINGAPORE -- Singapore-based Grab expects to turn its first quarterly profit sooner than projected, the company said Wednesday, following a series of cost-cutting measures and stronger demand in the core ride-hailing and food delivery services.