All Just Eat articles – Page 3
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NewsJust Eat says UK losses have ‘clearly peaked’
UK MD Andrew Kenny said investments in areas like marketing and pricing had inevitably hit profitability but it was confident EBITDA was on an upward trajectory.
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NewsJust Eat investments drive growth
Just Eat in the UK reached 200m orders in the first nine months of 2021, up 51% in the third quarter of 2021 compared with the same period last year.
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NewsFounder of Grubhub steps down from Just Eat
Matt Maloney joined Just Eat’s management board following its completion of the acquisition of Grubhub in June, and steps down to pursue other opportunities.
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NewsJust Eat to create 1,500 UK customer service jobs
Just Eat will create more than 1,500 customer service jobs in the North East of England over the next 12 months. The jobs will be based at a new facility in Sunderland as part of a £100m investment in the region by the firm over the next five years. Previously, the firm had outsourced the majority of its customer service roles to Bulgaria and the Philippines.
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NewsJust Eat rejects talk of merger
Just Eat Takeaway.com’s chief executive Jitse Groen has rejected calls for a merger but has admitted that the delivery business needs to do “quite a lot of work” on its communication with investors, it has been reported.
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NewsJust Eat grows orders by 76%
Just Eat processed 135m orders in the first six months of 2021, a growth rate of 76% compared with the same period last year.
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NewsInvestor interest stokes shares in delivery
Investor interest has been stoked in Just Eat Takeaway.com following the disclosure that a respected American hedge fund boss has acquired a $645m stake in the delivery company.
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Analysis & InsightWhat next for Just Eat Takeaway?
Having enjoyed a boom during the Covid pandemic, Just Eat Takeaway and other delivery providers find themselves under pressure now that hospitality has reopened. So what is next for Just Eat Takeaway and how might it continue to grow?
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NewsJust Eat grows UK volumes
Just Eat Takeaway.com’s focus on the “historically under-invested” Just Eat UK markets have driven growth and won online share, the company has reported.
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NewsJust Eat orders up 96%
Just Eat processed 64m orders in the UK in Q1 2021, growth of 96% on the same period in 2020.
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NewsJust Eat adds big name brands
Just Eat has added Costa Coffee, Starbucks, Chipotle, Leon and Tortilla to its UK delivery platform.
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NewsJust Eat sponsors Champions League
Just Eat Takeaway.com has signed as an official partner to the UEFA Champions League.
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NewsDelivery and takeaway sales triple over past year
Takeaway and delivery sales have increased by 317% over the past 12 months, according to CGA’s new Hospitality at Home Tracker.
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NewsJust Eat: ‘This marks the beginning of our journey in the UK’
Just Eat’s investment in the UK market has arguably been paying off, with revenue up 42% last year, and for chief executive Jitse Groen, it is just the beginning.
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NewsJust Eat’s UK revenues up 42%
Just Eat Takeaway.com achieved a 42% increase in revenue in its UK business in 2020, from €509m to €725m. Adjusted EBIDTA for the UK was €216m – up 2% on 2019.
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NewsFormer Just Eat CEO invests in Egypt’s fastest growing delivery company
Former Just Eat CEO David Buttress has made his largest personal business investment to date, in Egyptian food delivery company Elmenus.
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NewsJust Eat Takeaway.com places €1.1bn convertible bond offer
Just Eat Takeaway.com has successfully placed a two-tranche convertible bonds offer of €1.1bn.
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NewsJust Eat Takeaway hails uplift in delivery
Just Eat Takeaway has hailed a huge uplift in fourth-quarter UK business on the same period in 2019.
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InterviewsJust Eat MD Andrew Kenny: ‘2020 raised the bar for delivery’
Delivery has never seen a year like 2020. Whilst last year’s events wreaked havoc on traditional operating models across the hospitality space, the back-to-back lockdowns and shift towards homeworking prompted an unprecedented surge in delivery sales, with the UK’s three primary aggregators all reporting uplifts in revenue, partnerships and order numbers.
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Analysis & InsightBrandwatch: Burger King @ Just Eat
Unlike the rest of us, Just Eat has had a pretty good year. From that fateful day in March, as the nation was informed that they “must stay home” in a then unprecedented (three-week) lockdown, eating in became the new eating out. Just Eat saw a 33% jump in orders as a result of the first lockdown – with breakfast and lunch orders rising by 50% and 80% respectively – and the upward trend has since continued. However, whilst the crisis may have escalated the company’s rapid growth, it was by no means the catalyst.