Uber's Earnings Release Schedule

Uber reports its financial results four times a year, once each quarter. The company announces the exact date a few weeks in advance through a press release and on its investor relations website. There is no fixed calendar date — Uber picks different weeks depending on when its fiscal quarter ends and when the company wants to hold its earnings call.

You can find the upcoming earnings date on Uber's investor relations page at investor.uber.com. Look for the "Events" or "Calendar" section, which lists all scheduled earnings announcements and conference calls. Uber also sends notifications to investors who have signed up for email alerts through that same page.

The earnings announcement itself happens after the stock market closes on the scheduled day. Uber releases a press release with the quarter's financial results, followed by a conference call the next morning where executives answer questions from analysts and investors.

Key Takeaways

  • Uber reports earnings four times per year on dates it announces in advance through its investor relations website.
  • The earnings press release comes out after market close, and a question-and-answer call with executives happens the following morning.
  • You can sign up for email notifications of earnings dates and conference calls on investor.uber.com.
  • The stock price often moves significantly on the day earnings are announced, whether the results beat or miss expectations.

How to Find the Exact Earnings Date

The fastest way is to visit investor.uber.com directly. On the homepage, look for a section labeled "Events" or "Upcoming Events." This section lists the next earnings announcement date, the time the press release will be issued, and the time of the conference call.

If you own Uber stock through a brokerage account, your broker's website may also display the earnings date. Log into your account, search for Uber (ticker symbol UBER), and look for an "Earnings" or "Events" tab on the stock's detail page. Most major brokers like Fidelity, Charles Schwab, and E-Trade show this information.

Financial news websites like Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, and CNBC also list Uber's earnings dates. Search "Uber earnings date" and you will see the next scheduled announcement near the top of the results.

What Happens During an Earnings Announcement

On the announcement day, Uber releases a press release with the quarter's revenue, profit or loss, and other key metrics. This release goes out after the stock market closes (usually around 4:15 p.m. Eastern time). The press release includes a summary of business performance and often a statement from the CEO.

The next morning, Uber holds a conference call where the CEO, CFO, and other executives discuss the results and answer questions. Investors, analysts, and journalists can listen to this call. Most brokers and financial websites stream the call live, and Uber posts a recording on its investor relations page afterward.

During the call, analysts often ask about specific business segments — like Uber Eats, Uber Freight, or the ride-sharing business — and what management expects in the coming quarter. The executives' answers can move the stock price significantly, sometimes more than the actual financial results did.

Why the Stock Price Moves on Earnings Day

Investors use earnings announcements to decide whether to buy, hold, or sell the stock. If Uber's results are better than Wall Street expected, the stock often rises. If results disappoint, the stock often falls. The size of the move depends on how much the actual results differed from what analysts predicted.

The stock can also move based on what management says about the future. Even if this quarter's numbers are good, if executives warn that next quarter will be slower, the stock may fall. Conversely, optimistic guidance can push the stock up even if current results are mixed.

Volatility is usually highest in the hour after the press release and during the conference call the next morning. If you own Uber stock and want to avoid sudden price swings, you may want to check the earnings date and avoid making trades right before or after the announcement.

How to Listen to the Earnings Call

Uber's earnings call is open to the public. You do not need to own stock or have a brokerage account to listen. On the day of the call, Uber posts a link to the live stream on its investor relations website, usually in the morning before the call begins.

You can also listen through financial news websites like CNBC, Bloomberg, or MarketWatch, which often stream earnings calls live. Some brokers, including Fidelity and Charles Schwab, also provide live streams through their platforms.

If you cannot listen live, Uber posts a recording and a transcript of the call on investor.uber.com within a few hours. The transcript is useful if you want to search for specific topics or read what was said without listening to the full call.

Setting Up Earnings Alerts

The easiest way to stay informed is to sign up for email notifications. On investor.uber.com, look for an "Email Alerts" or "Subscribe" option. You can choose to receive notifications about earnings announcements, conference calls, SEC filings, and other investor news.

Your brokerage may also offer alerts. Log into your account, search for Uber, and look for an option to set a price alert or earnings alert. You can choose to be notified by email, text, or through the app when the earnings date approaches or when the stock moves a certain percentage.

Financial news apps like Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, and CNBC also let you add Uber to a watchlist and receive notifications about earnings announcements and significant price movements.

Understanding Earnings Reports and SEC Filings

The earnings press release is a summary written for investors and the media. For the full financial picture, Uber files a detailed report with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) called a 10-Q (for quarterly reports) or 10-K (for annual reports). These filings are much longer and more detailed than the press release.

You can read Uber's SEC filings for free on the SEC's website at sec.gov, or on Uber's investor relations page. The 10-Q includes financial statements, a management discussion of results, and risk factors. If you want to understand Uber's finances in depth, the 10-Q is where to look.

The 10-Q is usually filed within 40 to 45 days after the quarter ends. The earnings press release and call happen first, then the detailed 10-Q filing follows a few weeks later.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Uber report earnings?

Uber reports four times per year, once each quarter. The exact dates vary and are announced in advance on investor.uber.com. There is no fixed calendar date — it depends on when Uber's fiscal quarter ends and when the company schedules the announcement.

Can I listen to the earnings call if I don't own Uber stock?

Yes. Uber's earnings calls are open to the public. You can listen live through investor.uber.com, financial news websites, or your broker's platform. A recording and transcript are posted afterward on the investor relations page.

What time does Uber release earnings?

The earnings press release comes out after the stock market closes, usually around 4:15 p.m. Eastern time. The conference call with executives happens the next morning, typically between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. Eastern time. The exact times are listed on investor.uber.com.

How do I know if Uber beat or missed earnings expectations?

Financial news websites compare Uber's actual results to what analysts predicted. If revenue or profit is higher than expected, Uber "beat." If lower, it "missed." These comparisons appear in news articles and on financial sites within minutes of the earnings release.

Where can I find Uber's earnings history?

Uber's investor relations page lists all past earnings announcements, press releases, and SEC filings. You can also search for historical earnings on financial websites like Yahoo Finance or MarketWatch, which show past quarters' results and how the stock reacted.