Company: LYFT

Q2 2026

• LYFT Q2 2026 Lyft's Gross Bookings Grew Twice as Fast as Its Rides Again - What's Actually Driving the Gap?Aug 15

Q1 2026

• LYFT Q1 2026 Lyft Finished Its $750 Million Buyback Program and Immediately Authorized a New $1 Billion OneMay 06

Q4 2025

• LYFT Q4 2025 A $2.9 Billion Tax Benefit Pushed Lyft's Full-Year Net Income to $2.84 Billion - Even as Its GAAP Operating Loss WidenedFeb 11

Q3 2025

• LYFT Q3 2025 Lyft's Founders Voluntarily Converted Their Last Class B Shares to Class A, Ending Its Dual-Class StructureNov 05

Q2 2025

• LYFT Q2 2025 Lyft Posted a Second Positive Quarter of GAAP Operating Income, and Doubled Its Buyback Authorization to $750 MillionAug 06

Q1 2025

• LYFT Q1 2025 Lyft Posted Its First-Ever Profitable First Quarter, and Bought Back $50 Million of Stock Under Its New ProgramMay 08

Q4 2024

• LYFT Q4 2024 Lyft Closed 2024 With Its First Full Year of GAAP Net Income - $22.8 Million - and a New $500 Million Buyback AuthorizationFeb 12

Q3 2024

• LYFT Q3 2024 Lyft Slipped Back to a Net Loss One Quarter After Its First-Ever Profit, Even as Operating Cash Flow Hit a New HighNov 06

Q2 2024

• LYFT Q2 2024 Lyft Reported Its First-Ever Quarterly GAAP Profit - $5.0 Million Net Income - as the Stock Fell 27% AnywayAug 07

Q1 2024

• LYFT Q1 2024 Lyft Turned $156 Million of Cash In From Operations in a Single Quarter - a Complete Reversal From a Year AgoJun 10

Q4 2023

• LYFT Q4 2023 Lyft Posted Its First Positive Quarterly Free Cash Flow While the Stock Rallied 63% in a Single QuarterFeb 25

Q3 2023

• LYFT Q3 2023 Lyft's Net Loss Shrank to $12 Million as Revenue Crossed $1.15 Billion - and Active Riders Just Became the Headline Metric, Not a Discontinued OneNov 17

Q2 2023

• LYFT Q2 2023 Lyft's Adjusted EBITDA Definition Rewrote Its Own Q2 2022 History, Turning a $79 Million Profit Into a $196 Million LossAug 19

Q1 2023

• LYFT Q1 2023 California's Court of Appeal Upheld Proposition 22 as Constitutional - Resolving Lyft's Longest-Running Legal Overhang, Just Not Quite YetMay 04

Q4 2022

• LYFT Q4 2022 Lyft Strengthened Insurance Reserves by $375 Million in Q4 2022, Redefined Adjusted EBITDA to Include Such Charges, and Swung to a Full-Year Adjusted EBITDA LossFeb 14

Q3 2022

• LYFT Q3 2022 A $135.7 Million Impairment Drove Lyft's Net Loss to $422 Million - Its Largest Ever - While Adjusted EBITDA Fell Sequentially for the First TimeNov 07

Q2 2022

• LYFT Q2 2022 Lyft Grew Adjusted EBITDA 44% Sequentially While the Stock Fell 65% - the Widest Gap Yet Between Operating Results and ValuationAug 04

Q1 2022

• LYFT Q1 2022 Lyft's Fourth Straight Profitable-Adjusted-EBITDA Quarter Came With Its Widest Operating Cash Outflow Since the PandemicMay 15

Q4 2021

• LYFT Q4 2021 Lyft Closed 2021 With Its First Full Year of Positive Adjusted EBITDA - While an Alameda Court Ruled Proposition 22 UnenforceableMar 01

Q3 2021

• LYFT Q3 2021 Lyft Turned Cash Flow Positive for the First Time - Helped by a $119 Million Gain From Finally Closing the Toyota DealNov 15

Q2 2021

• LYFT Q2 2021 Lyft Posted Its First-Ever Positive Adjusted EBITDA Quarter - Then Closed the $550 Million Toyota Deal Two Weeks LaterAug 15

Q1 2021

• LYFT Q1 2021 Lyft Just Sold Its Self-Driving Unit to Toyota for $550 Million - Weeks After Reporting Its Smallest Quarterly Revenue Since 2017Jul 15

Q4 2020

• LYFT Q4 2020 Lyft's Stock Nearly Doubled in a Quarter on a Ballot Measure - While Full-Year Revenue Fell 35% and the Adjusted EBITDA Loss WidenedApr 20

Q3 2020

• LYFT Q3 2020 Lyft's Riders Came Back 44% in a Quarter - So Why Did the Adjusted EBITDA Loss Get Worse?Dec 15

Q2 2020

• LYFT Q2 2020 Did COVID-19 Just Break Lyft's Margin Streak? Revenue Fell 61% and Contribution Margin Gave Back Five Quarters of GainsSep 15

Q1 2020

• LYFT Q1 2020 Lyft's Margins Kept Improving Through COVID's First Two Weeks - Then Active Riders Fell for the First Time EverMay 10

Q4 2019

• LYFT Q4 2019 Lyft Closed Its First Full Year Public With Contribution Margin Above 50% - So Why Did Two Fresh Lawsuits Barely Move the Stock?Mar 01

Q3 2019

• LYFT Q3 2019 Lyft's Adjusted EBITDA Loss Shrank By Half - But an $86 Million Insurance Surprise Tells a Different StoryDec 03

Q2 2019

• LYFT Q2 2019 The IPO Charge Was One-Time. The New $300M-a-Quarter Bill Isn't.Aug 19

Q1 2019

• LYFT Q1 2019 A Billion-Dollar Debut Loss That's Mostly a Bill for Going PublicMay 17