Serve Robotics Inc SERV

Serve Robotics combines a cash-rich balance sheet and 31% short interest with a new Wonder delivery partnership. Yet SERV stock isn't moving in the right direction.

Autonomous delivery is gaining traction as companies seek faster drop times and lower labor costs. Serve Robotics Inc. (NASDAQ:SERV) is the clearest public market expression of the trend. The company had deployed 2,000 robots in its fleet as of year-end last year. Nebius’ Avride unit is another player in this field with a fleet size […]

Serve Robotics (NasdaqCM:SERV) announces a new partnership with Grubhub to expand autonomous robot delivery across key metropolitan markets. The company launches Moxi 2.0, an advanced hospital logistics robot developed with Diligent Robotics, to support healthcare operations. The dual push into consumer delivery and hospital logistics widens Serve Robotics' commercial reach across multiple sectors. Consider using this update on Serve Robotics as a starting point to explore other companies...

Serve Robotics stock has fallen 61.5% year to date, which raises a clear question for investors about whether the current price fairly reflects the risks in its changing commercial relationships and expansion plans. The share price decline of 61.5% year to date suggests the market has sharply reset expectations for Serve Robotics. Expansion of robot delivery partnerships and hospital robotics can support longer term revenue potential, while uncertainty around the future of the Uber...

On August 17, Serve Robotics (NASDAQ:SERV) said it is partnering with Grubhub to fulfill orders on the food delivery platform using its sidewalk robots. The deal lands just days after the company’s years-long tie-up with Uber Eats fell apart, and it marks Serve’s attempt to plug that gap with a new revenue channel. The Grubhub […]

Serve Robotics erased its Grubhub rally in a single session after a shocking guidance cut spooked investors, but the company insists robot delivery demand is accelerating even as its biggest delivery partner quietly backs away.

Consumers from the Los Angeles region who order through Grubhub will soon have some of their orders delivered by four-wheeled robots.