No they are not. Uber deliberately plays games with Non-GAAP reporting ("look how profitable we are if you ignore pesky things like interest, depreciation, and stock compensation") and shuffles losses away from Rides (to Tech) to show a net profit when there is none. Any standard accounting look at their balance sheet shows them losing money.

That’s “adjusted” non GAAP EBITDA, or invented bullshit that they can manipulate nearly any way they like. It’s like wework’s “community EBITDA”.