Uber flags softer Q3 profit outlook and plans more than $10 billion in autonomous-vehicle spending
Uber guided to slightly softer Q3 profit versus consensus while gross bookings outlook was broadly in line, tempering near-term margin expectations despite a Q2 beat on bookings and adjusted EBITDA. Management's plan to invest over $10B in autonomous vehicles implies higher multi-year capex and execution risk, reinforcing a trade-off between growth initiatives and profitability. Shares weakened premarket as operating costs continue to rise.
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Uber forecast weaker third-quarter profit and said it plans to invest more than $10 billion in autonomous vehicles, without giving a detailed timeline. The stock fell about 3% in premarket trading. Second-quarter gross bookings came in at $58.02 billion and topped expectations, while adjusted core earnings also beat forecasts. Operating expenses rose about 10% year over year.