But beneath the surface, lots of things were happening that turned Uber into a profitable company, at least by dot-com accounting, by the second half of 2022. Its operating cash flow for the last five quarters comes to $2.69 billion – and this year's $3 billion in operating cash flow should expand to $5 billion in 2024, Zino said.recommend the stock, according to TipRanks.
"They've been a net beneficiary of inflation," said Zino, who said relatively flat expenses, especially for research and development, has made revenue gains like the second quarter's 40% jump in revenue from its ride-hailing division drop to the bottom line. "They're generating significant cash flow and will expand that. It's a business that is all about scale.
Bonus: Her charging costs $120 a week less than her gas once did, monthly maintenance on the car is included, and she's saving her own car, which had racked up 95,000 miles in two years working as a rideshare driver and real-estate salesperson. Since Uber took in only 29% of gross mobility bookings as revenue in the second quarter this year, and even that is up from about 26% a year ago, that would let Uber cut fares on many routes and still make far more money, Zino said. And it will bring the company back to what it vowed to one day become, $25 billion in losses ago.Analysts don't think Uber will ever own a big fleet of autonomous vehicles.
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