Uber Reports First Quarter 2026 Earnings With Adjusted EPS of 72 Cents
Uber released financial results for the first three months of 2026. Adjusted earnings per share reached 72 cents while adjusted EBITDA totaled 2.48 billion dollars. Revenue came in at 13.20 billion dollars and gross bookings hit 53.72 billion dollars.
app.buzzsumo.comUber reported adjusted earnings per share of 72 cents for the first quarter of 2026. The result exceeded the estimate of 70 cents. Adjusted EBITDA reached 2.48 billion dollars compared with the forecast of 2.44 billion dollars.
Revenue totaled 13.20 billion dollars against an estimate of 13.33 billion dollars. Gross bookings amounted to 53.72 billion dollars, above the projected 52.92 billion dollars. Mobility bookings stood at 26.39 billion dollars versus an estimate of 25.82 billion dollars.
Delivery bookings reached 25.99 billion dollars, surpassing the forecast of 25.76 billion dollars. The company completed 3.64 billion trips, in line with expectations. Adjusted operating income came to 1.9 billion dollars, higher than the estimate of 1.84 billion dollars.
Uber expects adjusted earnings per share between 78 cents and 82 cents for the second quarter. The estimate for that period stood at 81 cents.
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