Uber price target cut to $98 by BofA as delivery offsets mobility slowdown
Bank of America cut Uber's price target to $98 from $101, citing delivery strength offsetting mobility slowdown. Q3 gross bookings met expectations at $59.8B, while EBITDA exceeded at $3.0B. Management forecasted Q4 gross bookings of $63.25B-$65.25B and EBITDA of $3.13B-$3.23B. The bank adjusted estimates and long-term projections, maintaining a 'buy' rating.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The target cut reflects concerns over mobility slowdown despite strong delivery performance, suggesting near‑term earnings pressure.
Market read
Analyst target revisions are a direct driver of short‑term price moves; this downgrade may prompt sell‑offs in Uber and related stocks.
What to watch
Potential upside from autonomous vehicle rollout and upcoming city approvals not fully priced in.
Background
Uber reported Q3 gross bookings of $59.8 bn and EBITDA of $3.0 bn, meeting expectations, while BofA adjusted its forecasts and target price.
Ticker impact
Bank of America cut Uber's price target to $98 from $101, citing delivery strength offsetting mobility slowdown.
likely downward pressure as investors price in the lower target
Analyst target cuts are immediate catalysts; the downgrade is fresh and specific to Uber.
Market effects
May weigh on other ride‑share and delivery stocks as analysts reassess growth outlooks.
Primarily affects U.S. equity markets where Uber is listed.
Limited to transportation and logistics sector investors worldwide.
Counterpoint
Delivery growth could accelerate faster than expected, making the target cut overly cautious.
Key entities
- companyUber Technologies Inc
Ride‑share and delivery platform whose stock is the subject of the analyst downgrade.
- analystBank of America
Equity research firm that issued the price‑target revision.



