Uber Technologies’ (UBER) stock has risen 5.0% over the past year, with a 2.8% gain in the last month but a 2.9% dip over the past week, reflecting some short-term volatility. Wall Street’s analysts are strongly bullish, forecasting notable upside over the next twelve months based on a consensus price target of $105.59 versus the last close of $72.97.
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Analysts see substantial room for appreciation, with the consensus implying a large potential gain from current levels and a StrongBuy rating on the shares. This bullish stance suggests that many on Wall Street believe Uber can keep growing both its ride-hailing and delivery businesses while improving profitability.
One of the latest voices backing Uber is Brian Pitz of BMO Capital Markets, who reiterated his Buy rating on March 13, 2026 and set a price target of $106.00, in line with the broader Street outlook. His target signals confidence that Uber’s strategy, particularly in international markets, can unlock significant value for shareholders over the coming year.
Pitz highlights Uber’s acquisition of Getir’s delivery business in Türkiye as a key strategic move, giving Uber a strong foothold in a $4–5 billion delivery market and a share of over $1 billion in gross bookings with 87,000 partners and millions of users. He argues this deal helps Uber secure category leadership in its third-largest untapped delivery market, boosting cross-sell opportunities and building a powerful demand-aggregation platform ahead of any future autonomous vehicle roll-out.
According to TipRanks metrics, Brian Pitz is a well-regarded voice, ranking 625 out of 12,067 analysts, with a success rate of about 59.13% and an average return of 11.8% per rating, adding weight to his bullish view on Uber. Never miss a stock rating. Find all the latest ratings on TipRanks’ Top Wall Street Analysts page.

