Grab Philippines has announced plans to expand its services to 40 additional cities across the country in 2026 as part of efforts to broaden access to digital mobility, delivery and financial services. The expansion will increase the company’s footprint beyond major urban centres and support wider digital adoption across provincial markets.
The company stated that service rollout will vary based on local regulatory conditions and market readiness. Expansion activities will initially prioritise delivery services, followed by transport offerings, while digital financial services will be introduced according to local requirements and partnership opportunities. Grab currently operates ride-hailing, food delivery, parcel delivery and financial services across multiple cities in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
The expansion reflects increasing demand for digital commerce and on-demand services outside Metro Manila, particularly across grocery, retail and consumer service sectors. Grab indicated that extending digital platforms into regional areas forms part of its broader strategy to support local digitalisation and improve access to technology-enabled services throughout the Philippines.
