Lyft to Face First Major Test as Public Company With Quarterly Reveal

Lyft to Face First Major Test as Public Company With Quarterly Reveal
An Amp sits on the dashboard of a Lyft driver's car on Jan. 31, 2017 in San Francisco, California. Kelly Sullivan/Getty Images for Lyft
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Lyft Inc.’s first quarterly report on May 7 as a public company is expected to show investors its growth possibilities and competitive strength against rival Uber, whose initial public offering will hit the market later this week.

In March, the company beat Uber Technologies Inc to the market, but its stock has since languished—slipping below the IPO price of $72 on concerns about its ability to actually make a profit.