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UBER takes 25 FY EPS cuts in 7 days — FY consensus down 12.8% in 30 days after Q1 net income decline
- Uber received 25 FY EPS cuts and only 3 upgrades in the last 7 days, with the FY EPS consensus falling 12.8% in 30 days (from $3.375 to $2.947) following Q1 net income of $263 million versus $1.78 billion a year earlier, though the decline was largely driven by a $1.5 billion pre-tax equity revaluation charge
- The next-year EPS consensus is holding up better (up 1.4% in 7 days to $4.418), with non-GAAP EPS growing 44% YoY, suggesting analysts view the GAAP net income decline as partly one-off, but the 25-cut count reflects concern about near-term profitability
- The stock closed at $75.08 on May 18, virtually flat on the day and still 26% below its 52-week high of $101.99 — the price has not yet fully reflected the severity of the estimate cuts
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Conclusion
UBER eps_revisions May 19: 0y up_7d=3, down_7d=25. eps_trend 0y current $2.947 vs 30d ago $3.375 = -12.8%; +1y current $4.418 vs 7d ago $4.394 = +0.5%. Close $75.08, 52w high $101.99. Net income $263M vs $1.78B YoY; includes $1.5B pre-tax equity revaluation headwind. Non-GAAP EPS grew 44% YoY. Sources: queries 11, 17, 63, 64, 66, 73, 74.