Uber reported first-quarter gross bookings of US$53.7 billion, beating expectations, and raised its June-quarter guidance to US$56.25 billion to US$57.75 billion, above estimates, as demand for rides and deliveries remained strong despite headwinds from the Middle East conflict, according to Reuters.
The company’s shares rose approximately 8% in premarket trading following the announcement.
First-quarter revenue reached US$13.2 billion, missing estimates of US$13.62 billion. Adjusted earnings per share came in at 72 cents, exceeding the 70-cent estimate.
Within the results, delivery and freight revenue topped forecasts, while ride-hailing revenue missed expectations.
Uber projected second-quarter adjusted earnings above estimates, supporting investor confidence in sustained demand across its core business segments.
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