Lyft (LYFT) shares gained Thursday as the ridesharing company gave an optimistic long-term outlook at its first investor day.
Lyft announced new targets for 2027 at its Investor Day conference, calling for steady growth. The company reaffirmed its guidance for the second quarter and rest of the year.
The ride-sharing company provided upbeat long-term guidance ahead of a meeting with analysts.
Lyft Inc (NASDAQ: LYFT) opened about 10% this morning after revealing financial targets for 2027 at its first investor day. What Lyft expects to achieve by 2027 The ride-hailing company now expects its gross bookings to grow some 15% annually through 2027.
Lyft stock jumped in morning trading after the company published long-term targets for bookings and adjusted profits.
Lyft is targeting 15% annual growth in gross bookings through 2027, the ride-hailing firm said at its inaugural investor day, adding that it expects gross bookings from its nascent advertising business to increase eight-fold in the same period.
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