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Shares of Uber Technologies Inc . (NYSE:UBER), now valued at nearly $196 billion, have reached an all-time high, hitting 94.46 USD, marking a significant milestone for the ride-hailing giant. According to InvestingPro, the company’s current price suggests it is trading slightly above its Fair Value. This achievement reflects a 31.41% increase over the past year, showcasing investor confidence and the company’s robust performance in the market. With annual revenue of $45.4 billion and an "GREAT" financial health score from InvestingPro, Uber continues to expand its services and adapt to changing consumer demands. The surge in stock price comes as analysts maintain a strong buy consensus with a high target of $120, further solidifying its position in the competitive transportation and delivery sectors. This upward trajectory highlights the company’s resilience and strategic growth efforts, with revenue growing at 17.6% year-over-year. InvestingPro offers 12 additional investment tips for Uber, available with a subscription.
In other recent news, Moove is nearing a $1.2 billion debt financing deal to expand its autonomous-driving fleet with Waymo, a unit of Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Inc. This funding will aid Moove in deploying its fleet and expanding operations in the U.S. market. Meanwhile, Uber Eats has broadened its grocery delivery service by adding six regional supermarket chains, including Big Y and King Kullen, to its platform. This move is part of Uber’s ongoing investment in its grocery delivery category, catering to growing consumer demand.
Uber is also reportedly in discussions to potentially acquire Pony.ai’s U.S. operations, with Bernstein maintaining its Outperform rating for Uber and a $95.00 price target. The deal could involve an equity investment from Uber, with former CEO Travis Kalanick leading the entity. Additionally, BMO Capital’s report highlights Waymo as a leader in autonomous vehicle capabilities, though the economic model for the industry remains uncertain. Finally, Citizens JMP has reiterated a Market Perform rating on Uber, noting a slowdown in mileage growth in San Francisco and suggesting Waymo may continue its service independently rather than partnering with Uber.
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