UBER Uber’s third-quarter results show strong, steady growth across its core businesses, with revenue up 20% to $13.5 billion and gross bookings climbing 21% to $49.7 billion.
Ride-hailing and delivery both saw solid demand, while freight stayed flat. The company added more users and trips, but profits missed slightly due to $500 million in legal and regulatory charges a temporary hit in an otherwise solid quarter.
Free cash flow remained strong at $2.2 billion. Looking ahead, Uber expects continued double-digit growth and improving margins, with plans to switch to a stricter profit metric (adjusted operating income) in 2026 a move that reflects its transition from fast-growth disruptor to a consistently profitable, mature business.
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