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Grab Chief Org Capability Officer Sells 38,000 Shares for $130,340

Grab’s chief organizational capability officer sold 38,000 shares for $130,340, according to the supplied Yahoo Finance headline. The available record does not provide the transaction date, sale price per share, remaining holdings, or the reason for the sale.

Grab’s chief organizational capability officer sold 38,000 shares for $130,340, according to a Yahoo Finance report published September 9, 2026.

The supplied source record does not include further details about the transaction, including its date, per-share price, remaining holdings, or reason.

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