Uber said its international business lost $237 million in 2014, wider than its $32 million loss the previous year, according to a filing it made last month with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce, which handles corporate registrations in the Netherlands. New data out yesterday shows that Uber lost $237m in 2014 while it was focussing on international growth. The figures were apparently filed with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (Uber’s international HQ is in Amsterdam), and although the filing excludes the company's US operations, it offers rare insight into Uber's overseas performance as it quickly expanded globally. In 2014, Uber made a loss of $23.5m, compared to an operating profit of $46.6m.
New data out yesterday shows that Uber lost $237m in 2014 while it was focussing on international growth. The figures were apparently filed with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (Uber’s international HQ is in Amsterdam), and although the filing excludes the company's US operations, it offers rare insight into Uber's overseas performance as it quickly expanded globally. In 2014, Uber made a loss of $23.5m, compared to an operating profit of $46.6m.