The latest data point for GRAB's Revenue Surprise % in Q4'25 shows a negative surprise of -1.8%, indicating that actual revenue fell short of analyst expectations by 1.8%. This marks a modest improvement from the more pronounced misses in the prior two quarters but continues a recent trend of underperformance. Over the period from Q3'22 to Q4'25, Revenue Surprise % has exhibited a clear downward trajectory, starting with a strong positive beat of 12.0% in Q3'22 and progressively declining through positive surprises in early quarters (peaking at 6.1% in Q1'23) to consistent negatives from Q3'23 onward, with the deepest miss at -7.3% in Q3'25. Meanwhile, Revenue Growth (YoY) has shown steady deceleration from a robust 130.3% in Q1'23 to a more moderate 18.5% in Q4'25, reflecting maturing growth amid market challenges, though it stabilized around 16-23% in the latter half of the period. This dual-line chart highlights increasing pressure on GRAB to meet expectations as growth normalizes.