In Q1'26, Uber's Operating Cash Flow reached $2.35B USD, reflecting a slight decline of 18% from the Q4'25 peak of $2.88B USD, while Free Cash Flow stood at $2.29B USD, down 19% from $2.81B USD in the prior quarter. This latest data point indicates a seasonal moderation following strong year-end performance, with both metrics remaining robust above $2B USD. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, Uber's cash flows exhibit a clear upward trend, with Operating Cash Flow growing from $1.19B USD to $2.35B USD—a compound annual growth rate of approximately 25%—driven by consistent quarterly improvements after an initial dip in Q3'23 and Q4'23. Free Cash Flow followed a similar trajectory, expanding from $1.14B USD to $2.29B USD, with notable acceleration in 2024 and 2025, including a high of $2.81B USD in Q4'25, underscoring improved operational efficiency and capital management despite minor fluctuations in later quarters. The bar chart highlights Operating Cash Flow consistently outpacing Free Cash Flow by about 5-10% each period, pointing to steady capital expenditures.