Summary
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi discusses strong Q1 results with 20% trip growth, a $3 billion buyback, and confidence in consumer spending. He highlights resilience to geopolitical tensions and accelerating mobility growth. The company's free cash flow is approaching $10 billion, and the CEO views the stock as a good buy for long-term investors.
- Uber reported Q1 adjusted EPS of $0.72, beating the unadjusted consensus of $0.13 after stripping out special items.
- Gross bookings grew 21% YoY to $56 billion, and trips increased 20% YoY.
- The company repurchased $3 billion of stock in Q1, which the CEO called a 'good buy so far.'
- Mobility growth accelerated compared to Q4, driven by commuter use cases and return-to-office trends.
- Delivery business also remained strong, with both segments showing no signs of consumer weakening.
- CEO expressed confidence in Uber's resilience to geopolitical risks, citing its local business model across 70+ countries.
- Free cash flow over the past 12 months is approaching $10 billion.
- The stock rose ~9% in early trading following the earnings release.