Uber Shares Jump 3.7% on $1.77B in Volume, Rank 38th as Ride-Hailing Giant Returns to Investment-Grade Bond Market with $2.25B Sale

. 8, , ranking 38th among U.S. stocks. The ride-hailing giant returned to the investment-grade bond market on the same day, , . , with proceeds allocated to general corporate purposes. The transaction, managed by Barclays, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan, , , , reflecting its improved credit profile.

The move aligns with a broader trend of strong demand for investment-grade bonds, . Uber’s entry into a crowded issuance market highlights confidence in its financial stability, particularly as it navigates a competitive logistics sector. The company’s bond sale follows its recent inclusion in the Transport Topics Top 100 list, underscoring its growing influence in the . However, the focus on debt financing raises questions about capital allocation priorities amid ongoing investments in Uber Freight and other strategic initiatives.

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