Shares of Uber rose by 14.3% to $43.85 per paper at the postmarket. By the end of trading quotations fell to $42.50, according to the trading data of the New York Stock Exchange.

The growth driver was the publication of financial results for the fourth quarter, according to which the company’s revenue increased by 83% to $5.8 billion against analysts’ expectations of $5.4 billion, Bloomberg writes.

Total orders amounted to $25.9 billion, which is 51% more than in the same period last year. The monthly number of active users of the platform reached a record high of 118 million.

For the first quarter of this year, Uber expects gross orders in the range of $25-26 billion, taking into account the impact of Omicron. Analysts previously predicted that the figure would reach $27 billion.