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VizualStocks APIOperating KPI and segment definitions available for Uber Technologies (UBER) through the VizualStocks API.
Negative reconciling amount for centralized Corporate G&A and platform research and development that Uber does not allocate to Mobility, Delivery or Freight. It is not EBITDA from an 'All Other' operating segment.
allOtherAdjustedEbitdaUber revenue from transactions in Asia Pacific, assigned according to where the ride or shipment was completed or the order was delivered. It spans Mobility, Delivery and Freight rather than representing a separate regional operating segment.
asiaPacificRevenueCentralized corporate overhead and platform-wide research and development that Uber does not allocate to Mobility, Delivery or Freight when measuring segment profit. The API stores this reconciling expense as a negative amount.
corporateGeneralAndAdministrativeAndPlatformResearchAndDevelopmentExpensesHistorical Delivery segment profit equal to revenue less direct segment costs and expenses, excluding the items Uber removes from Adjusted EBITDA and centralized Corporate G&A and platform R&D. Delivery includes restaurant meals, grocery, alcohol, convenience and retail orders plus advertising.
deliveryAdjustedEbitdaTotal value of Delivery orders, including applicable taxes and fees and before consumer discounts, refunds, courier and merchant earnings, and courier incentives. It measures order volume flowing through Uber rather than the smaller amount recognized as Delivery revenue.
deliveryGrossBookingsProfit from Uber's restaurant, grocery and retail delivery segment after participant transaction costs and other direct segment expenses. It is measured before centralized Corporate G&A, platform R&D and other consolidated reconciling items.
deliveryOperatingIncomeRevenue from Uber's restaurant meal, grocery, alcohol, convenience and retail delivery marketplace, including advertising. For marketplace transactions Uber generally recognizes its platform fees rather than the full customer order value, which appears in Delivery Gross Bookings.
deliveryRevenueUber revenue from transactions in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, assigned according to where the ride or shipment was completed or the order was delivered. It spans Mobility, Delivery and Freight rather than representing a separate regional operating segment.
europeMiddleEastAndAfricaRevenueHistorical Freight segment profit or loss equal to revenue less direct segment costs and expenses, excluding Uber's Adjusted EBITDA adjustments and centralized Corporate G&A and platform R&D. Freight connects shippers with carriers and also provides transportation-management and logistics services.
freightAdjustedEbitdaFreight revenue used as the Gross Bookings measure for Uber's freight brokerage, transportation-management and logistics services. Unlike Mobility and Delivery Gross Bookings, it is not the full value of the goods or freight charges moving through the network.
freightGrossBookingsProfit or loss from Uber Freight after carrier payments and incentives and other direct segment expenses. It is measured before centralized Corporate G&A, platform R&D and other consolidated reconciling items.
freightOperatingIncomeRevenue from Uber's digital freight brokerage, which connects shippers with carriers, plus transportation-management and other logistics services. Uber generally recognizes brokerage revenue as shipments move under the contract.
freightRevenueTotal value of Mobility rides and Delivery orders, including applicable taxes, tolls and fees before discounts, refunds, driver and merchant earnings and driver incentives, plus Freight revenue. Tips paid to drivers are excluded, and only a portion of Gross Bookings becomes Uber revenue.
grossBookingsUber revenue from transactions in Latin America, assigned according to where the ride or shipment was completed or the order was delivered. It spans Mobility, Delivery and Freight rather than representing a separate regional operating segment.
latinAmericaRevenueHistorical Mobility segment profit equal to revenue less direct segment costs and expenses, excluding Uber's Adjusted EBITDA adjustments and centralized Corporate G&A and platform R&D. Mobility connects riders with drivers using cars, taxis, motorbikes, auto rickshaws and other vehicles and also includes related advertising and financial partnerships.
mobilityAdjustedEbitdaTotal value of Mobility rides, including applicable taxes, tolls and fees and before consumer discounts, refunds, driver earnings and driver incentives. It measures ride value flowing through the platform rather than the smaller amount Uber recognizes as Mobility revenue.
mobilityGrossBookingsProfit from Uber's passenger-transport segment after driver-related transaction costs and other direct segment expenses. It is measured before centralized Corporate G&A, platform R&D and other consolidated reconciling items.
mobilityOperatingIncomeRevenue from Uber's passenger-transport marketplace across cars, taxis, motorbikes, auto rickshaws and other vehicles, plus related advertising and financial-partnership activity. Uber generally recognizes its platform service fee rather than the full rider fare shown in Mobility Gross Bookings.
mobilityRevenueAverage monthly count of unique consumers who completed a Mobility ride or received a Delivery order at least once, averaged across the three months in the quarter. A person using both offerings in one month is counted once.
monthlyActivePlatformConsumersUber revenue as a percentage of Gross Bookings, showing how much of the platform's transaction value is recognized as revenue. Gross Bookings include amounts ultimately paid to drivers, couriers and merchants, so this is not a conventional gross margin.
takeRateCount of trips reported by Uber Technologies during the period. This is activity over the reporting period rather than a period-end population.
totalTripsUber revenue from transactions in the United States and Canada, assigned according to where the ride or shipment was completed or the order was delivered. It spans Mobility, Delivery and Freight rather than representing a separate regional operating segment.
unitedStatesAndCanadaRevenue