Overview
- White Castle orders placed through Uber Eats in Serve’s operating zones can now arrive via the company’s autonomous sidewalk robots.
- SERV shares rose more than 14% in premarket trading, according to market reports following the announcement and earnings release.
- Serve reported Q4 revenue of $0.88 million and a loss per share of $0.46, both better than Wall Street estimates cited in coverage.
- Management raised full-year 2026 revenue guidance to roughly $26 million, above a prior consensus of $25.28 million reported by analysts.
- Serve says it has deployed over 2,000 robots supporting more than 3,600 restaurants across several U.S. cities on Uber Eats, and its third-generation units are designed to keep hot food at serving quality.