Grab will buy Singapore-based buy-now, pay-later platform Atome Financial in a two-stage deal worth $1.49 billion in cash, taking an initial 60% stake as it expands its consumer lending and financial services business.

Sep 15, 2026 - 23:55

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Grab will buy Singapore-based buy-now, pay-later platform Atome Financial in a two-stage deal worth $1.49 billion in cash, taking an initial 60% stake as it expands its consumer lending and financial services business.

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