Grab CEO and president buy over $30 million in shares after stock hits $2.74 three-year low on Atome deal
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Grab's shares hit a more-than-three-year low after announcing the Atome Financial acquisition despite outlining a ~US$900m buyback plan. Subsequent insider purchases by CEO Anthony Tan (~US$30m) and president Alex Hungate added a confidence signal, coinciding with an 8.9% rebound. Near-term focus is likely on deal rationale, capital allocation discipline, and whether the acquisition improves growth and unit economics.
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Grab shares slid to a more than three-year low of $2.74 after the company announced an acquisition of Atome Financial. The company also unveiled a plan to buy back about $900 million of shares over the next 12 months, but the announcement did not lift the stock. Chief executive Anthony Tan and president Alex Hungate then bought more than $30.86 million of Grab shares combined. After the purchases were disclosed, Grab shares closed up 8.9% the next day.
