SERVE ROBOTICS INC. O.N. Aktie

Serve Robotics posted a 404% year‑over‑year revenue increase to $3.2 million in Q2 2026 but management lowered full‑year revenue guidance from $26 million to $9–10 million after weaker-than-expected Uber Eats volume. The company incurred a GAAP loss of over $113 million in H1 and held $240 million in cash and equivalents as of June 30, raising concerns about financing needs if losses persist. Shares fell sharply on the guidance cut and the stock remains down about 80% from its 2024 peak while trading at a lofty forward P/S ratio around 42–46. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Serve Robotics announced it is expanding its cooperation with DoorDash to Washington, D.C. and San Jose and has formed a new partnership with Grubhub for autonomous deliveries in Los Angeles, Chicago and Alexandria. The robots will be available at more than 100 Grubhub merchants in Chicago and nearly 200 in Los Angeles, with potential expansion to additional restaurants. Serve also opened a micro-depot in Miami and unveiled the hospital robot Moxi 2.0 as well as a preview of the connectivity device Beacon and the advertising product "Characters." In premarket trading, Serve’s stock rose by about 7.4%. » More on de.investing.com

Serve Robotics stock rose in premarket trading after announcing a partnership with Grubhub to integrate autonomous sidewalk delivery robots initially in Chicago, Los Angeles and Alexandria (in Chicago with more than 100 merchants, in Los Angeles nearly 200). The alliance with Grubhub gains importance as the existing cooperation with Uber Eats is ending and will not be renewed. Serve also announced the start of operations in Washington D.C. and San Jose in partnership with DoorDash and reported progress on Diligent Robotics’ hospital robot Moxi 2.0, underscoring diversification of its business model. » More on de.investing.com