Lyft, Inc. Class A (LYFT) Dividend History

Lyft, Inc. Class A (LYFT) is a transportation network company that provides ridesharing services through a mobile app. Founded in 2012, it connects passengers with drivers offering various transportation options in urban and suburban areas across the United States and Canada. Lyft has expanded its services to include bike and scooter rentals, autonomous vehicle collaborations, and partnership initiatives aimed at urban mobility solutions.

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Dividend History

Lyft, Inc. Class A currently does not pay dividends

Company News

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  • Lyft's stock jumped 28% on Friday after an earnings report, but the company continues to grow and has an aggressive buyback plan. The long-term opportunity lies in the potential 10x growth from expansions in autonomy.

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Dividend data last updated 06/07/2025 12:04:10 UTC