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Uber Technologies
UBER · NYSEIndustrials / Mobility platforms
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Inputsdrivers, vehicles, comput…Platformthe company at the centreMarketplaceswhat it runsFulfilmentnetworkhow trips & orders moveCustomers &end marketswho paysDRVDrivers & couriersAVAV tech partnersCLDCloud & computeCAPCapital & investorsUBERUber TechnologiesMOBMobilityEATDelivery (Uber Eats)FRTUber FreightR&CNRide & courier networkMERRestaurants & merchantsYOURiders & eatersSHPShippers & carriersADSAdvertisers & brands
Company details
Market cap
$147B
P/E ratio
17×
Div yield
0%
Net income (FY25)
$10.1B
Gross bookings
$193B
Rev. growth
+18%
Revenue (TTM)
~$53B
Free cash flow
~$8B
In plain English
Uber runs the world's largest ride-hailing and food-delivery marketplace: an app that matches ~200M monthly users with millions of drivers and couriers, plus a digital freight brokerage. It owns almost no cars — it sits between the people who drive, the people who ride and eat, and a growing web of autonomous-vehicle partners (Waymo, Nuro, WeRide) it is betting on to replace the human driver.
In simple terms
What Uber Technologies really sells
Uber runs the world's largest ride-hailing and food-delivery marketplace: an app that matches ~200M monthly users with millions of drivers and couriers, plus a digital freight brokerage. It owns almost no cars — it sits between the people who drive, the people who ride and eat, and a growing web of autonomous-vehicle partners (Waymo, Nuro, WeRide) it is betting on to replace the human driver.
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