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TTM free cash flow over $10B for the first time — Uber quietly became a cash machine

$UBER Q2 2026: gross bookings +24% YoY to $58.0B, revenue +12% to $14.2B. Mobility bookings +22% to $28.99B, delivery bookings +26% to $27.46B — delivery is growing faster than rides now. Net income $2.39B (up from $1.35B a year ago), non-GAAP EPS +35% YoY to $0.81. Operating cash flow $2.9B, free cash flow $2.8B for the quarter, pushing trailing-twelve-month FCF past $10B for the first time. Bookings growing faster than revenue is the right direction — take-rate discipline, not just volume chasing.
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  • u/bagholder_ben
    Delivery outgrowing mobility now is a bigger shift than people give it credit for
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