https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/13/investin ... index.html
Grubhub is being sold to a food delivery startup called Wonder led by former Walmart executives, at a price of $150m in cash and assumption of $500m in debt. This represents a huge writeoff for Grubhub's previous ownerJust Eat Takeaway, who bought it during the Pandemic food delivery boom at a price of over $7 billion.
I very rarely use any food delivery services here, but in spite of Grubhub's deal with Amazon to provide Grubhub+ for free to Amazon Prime customers I have found that they have a significantly smaller selection of restaurants available than the other food delivery providers.
Grubhub sold for a small fraction of its value four years ago
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Re: Grubhub sold for a small fraction of its value four years ago
Restaurants and customers are starting to push back at the fees/higher prices from these services. The restaurants doing Grubhub+ probably have to agree to lower fees.Brian Lutz wrote: ↑November 14th, 2024, 8:01 am https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/13/investin ... index.html
Grubhub is being sold to a food delivery startup called Wonder led by former Walmart executives, at a price of $150m in cash and assumption of $500m in debt. This represents a huge writeoff for Grubhub's previous ownerJust Eat Takeaway, who bought it during the Pandemic food delivery boom at a price of over $7 billion.
I very rarely use any food delivery services here, but in spite of Grubhub's deal with Amazon to provide Grubhub+ for free to Amazon Prime customers I have found that they have a significantly smaller selection of restaurants available than the other food delivery providers.