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Analysts revising their "grab stock forecast" note a gradual uplift in ADR trading volume, potentially signaling increased overseas investor interest, especially from US tech-focused funds. GitLab is implementing a dual-track strategy that combines both sales and product-led initiatives in order to reach more customers and ensure these customers maximize value. In addition, the company has released 72 new features across its paid tiers in recent months, including DevOps, security, and compliance. These efforts resulted in a robust second quarter, with overall sales up 29% year-on-year (YoY) to $236 million. Adjusted earnings increased 60% YoY to $0.24 per share. In Q2, the net retention rate was 121%, with 10,338 customers with at least $5,000 ARR, accounting for more than 95% of total revenue. Large client base with ARR above $100,000, increased by 25% to 1,344. The catalyst is likely the upcoming Q3 earnings report, in which another 20% growth pace is expected. The critical factors will be performance relative to the consensus, which is likely to be strong, and the profitability, which has been improving steadily. A key watchpoint for the "grab stock forecast" is Grab’s digital bank licensing in Singapore, which could open a new revenue channel in lending and deposits by