Uber Technologies is rated as a 'Buy' with a 12-month price target of $85, driven by strong Q3 results including 20% bookings growth and a 38% rise in non-GAAP operating income. The company's Mobility segment margin reached a six-quarter high, signaling operational strength. While acknowledging potential long-term risks from robotaxi and AI disruptions, these are expected to have minimal impact on Uber's trip volume through 2028. The investment case is supported by a free cash flow yield above 4%, robust insider buying, and disciplined capital allocation, suggesting confidence in Uber's earnings trajectory through 2027.
Uber Technologies holds a market capitalization of $140.44 billion as of November 7, 2026, 01:31 WIB, with a daily trading volume of over 30 million shares on Pluang. The stock price stands at $69.11, showing a modest 0.48% increase on the day. Pluang investors demonstrate strong buying interest, with 75% of order activity favoring purchases, reflecting confidence in Uber's operational strength and growth prospects.
Uber Technologies is rated a compelling buy with a target price of $100, implying over 43% upside. The company's strong free cash flow and expanding monetization strategies, especially in its Delivery segment like Uber Eats, are key growth drivers. U...
Uber reported another quarter of strong growth and expanding profit margins, yet its stock price remains low, reflecting investor concerns about potential disruption from robotaxi technology like Waymo. Despite these fears, Uber's cash flow and profi...
Amazon has ended its partnership with Grubhub and made Uber Eats the official restaurant delivery service for Prime members in the U.S. Prime members can now order Uber Eats directly through Amazon's website and app without needing an Uber account, a...
Uber revealed that during its busiest week in October, only four rides and 500 food orders were placed via AI agents, out of 320 million total trips and orders. This low adoption contrasts with the growing excitement around AI personal assistants fro...
Waymo plans to end its exclusive robotaxi partnership with Uber in Atlanta and Austin by January 2028, shifting to offer autonomous rides through its own app. This move follows rider feedback about inconsistent access to Waymo vehicles via Uber’s app...
