Uber India generated around 98% of its operating income via its ride-hailing biz which surged 29.5% to Rs 388.23 crore in FY22 from Rs 299.7 crore in FY21. Its revenue for providing support services to group companies went down by 87.7% to Rs 8.72 crore during FY22. The business support segment made up a larger part of Uber India's revenue until FY20 when it collected Rs 560.33 crore from its Amsterdam-based parent in lieu of support services provided during that fiscal. The local entity also earned interest on current investments and non-operating income of Rs 163.6 crore which took its total revenue to Rs 560 crore in the last fiscal year (FY22). On the expense side, Uber India has booked 51% of its expenditure as the cost of materials consumed which represents the payments to fleet operators, drivers, and other external contractors for its ride-hailing business. The company has controlled expenses on these which grew only 9.6% to Rs 437 crore during the year from Rs 398.7 crore in FY21.