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Deliveroo PLC
LON:ROO
Deliveroo is on a mission to transform the way customers eat. A key ingredient of our success is having the best selection of popular restaurants to choose from. Whether people want a pad Thai in the evening, a salad at lunch, or freshly scrambled eggs for breakfast - we’ve got it covered. By constantly innovating and expanding, we offer the best choice and convenience. Our aim is to bring great food direct to customers as fast as possible, in less than 30 minutes.
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Deliveroo CEO says it has 'reinvented convenience'
Analysts are split about what the CMD means for investors
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FTSE 100 Live: Stocks close lower as Middle East anxiety persists
At the close, London's lead index was down 88.47 points, 1.2%, at 7,499.53 while the FTSE 250 fell 190.32 points, 1.1%, at 17,213.14
Deliveroo's solid start to the year back in focus as update looms
Deliveroo will provide an update on third-quarter trading on Thursday, 19 October
Energy costs to dominate Christmas spending, says UBS
The World Cup has been a boon for pubs so far, with spending up 4.1%.
Deliveroo stops trading in Australia
Deliveroo’s Australian subsidiary has been placed into voluntary administration and will cease trading imminently
Deliveroo warns full year growth will be at lower end of expectations in Q3 results
The company expects adjusted EBITDA margin, as a percentage of gross transaction value, to be between 1.2% and 1.5%, lower than originally thought
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FTSE 100 recovers losses on PM uncertainty, helped by US surge on Fed report
The FTSE 100 pushed into positive territory, as US markets soared following a report in The Wall Street Journal which suggested that some Fed officials are concerned about overtightening with large rate hikes.
Deliveroo, Intercontinental Hotels and UK retail sales to round off the week
Deliveroo shares are down over 60% as the company battles with reduced demand on a post-pandemic hangover
Can Deliveroo’s advertising revenues bring it back from the brink?
Online food deliverer faces post-pandemic realities in lead up to third-quarter results
Deliveroo and Purplebricks downgraded by Citi but long-term value seen
Cash burn in the first six months of the year was worse than expected
Domino's loses Italian appetite amid stiff competition from traditional pizzerias
Food delivery services, which offered more than just pizza, such as Deliveroo, Just Eat and Glovo, were also rivals
Uber is going large on advertising; is Deliveroo following suit?
A nascent advertising platform could prove crucial to food delivery company’s path to profitability
Deliveroo lifts turnover but half-year loss widens as it grows grocery deliveries
The food delivery company is expanding its partnerships with supermarket chains in the UK, Europe and Hong Kong
Deliveroo halves 2022 guidance due to 'consumer headwinds'
The delivery service reported a slowdown in growth in the second quarter of the year
Deliveroo appoints seasoned executive Scilla Grimble as new CFO
Adam Miller is to step down as CFO in September, with David Hancock to serve as interim CFO
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Close Brothers hoping to pick up the pace with loan growth
Close Brothers issues a trading statement while on the macro front we will see whether retail sales are still flagging after they enjoyed a decent spell after the lockdown restrictions were abolished
Deliveroo guilty of abusing workers' rights, French court rules
The ruling could have ramifications beyond France as the gig economy faces more and more legal challenges
Deliveroo view unchanged with broker following first quarter results
Barclays maintained its equal weighting and 170p target price
Deliveroo growth slows sharply in first quarter without assistance of lockdowns
The pizza, curry and kebab delivery group left its full-year guidance untouched
What do gig economy changes mean for food delivery companies Deliveroo and Just Eat?
Increased worker’s rights will eat away at the profits of these companies, so if they choose to not implement these policy changes themselves, they will lose popularity and customers – potentially further shaving down their profit levels
Deliveroo liked by Barclays but not too much
“We like many parts of the Deliveroo story: grocery positioning, Plus subscription, London market share, sustainability of post-pandemic growth
Storm Eunice prompts suspension of Uber Eats and Deliveroo services
Morrisons' home delivery drivers have been advised to go slower in red zones
Stock-picking in the UK and European internet companies is tough but Deliveroo offers good risk/reward, says JPMorgan
Meanwhile Rightmove was downgraded to an effective 'sell' by the investment bank
Government steps up push to attract tech companies to London
Payments group Checkout.com, bank OakNorth; and Zepz, a money transfer business, all dialled in
Deliveroo sees full-year gross transaction value at top end of guidance as orders remain high
The food delivery group's active customer base has more than doubled to 8 million in the two years since the pandemic struck
Deliveroo upgraded by JP Morgan as restaurant sign-ups gather pace
JPM estimates Deliveroo leads in all UK tier 1 and 2 cities for restaurant selection
Deliveroo upgrades revenue guidance after tie-ups with Amazon Prime, Morrisons
Full-year gross transaction value is forecast to climb 60-70% instead of 50-60% as previously stated
Deliveroo mastery of 'dark arts' will further disrupt grocery sector, says broker
"In our view, the dark store model is the recipe for the long-overdue digitalisation of convenience grocery, while also a business model with scope for attractive returns," say analysts at Jefferies
Amazon and Deliveroo take aim at Just Eat with Prime deal
Just Eat shares fell 4% as investors worried about the incrested competition
Deliveroo: Lemsip to the doorstep? Why a mooted tie-up with Boots could also bring paracetamol to the patio and make-up to the main gate
The pair will collaborate on a pilot programme that will initially connect 14 mainly city centre stores, according to media reports
Deliveroo shares return to IPO price after four months
The takeaway delivery firm's shares hit an all-time high of 393.9p on Tuesday morning, the first session in which the stock rose above its float price of 390p
Deliveroo finds market hard to please despite strong set of interim results
Investors were probably spooked by the outlook statement as orders will keep growing but the transaction value will shrink
Deliveroo hits new high after rival Delivery Hero builds stake
The delivery group has been at its highest level since debuting the market in March
Deliveroo wants to exit Spanish market
It would be too costly to become a market leader and the returns would be uncertain, the company said
Deliveroo feeling the heat as Just East Takeway ups market share, says broker
JET is also preparing to launch grocery in a new battlefront
Deliveroo says trading ahead of expectations but warns of margin pressure
Full-year guidance on the growth in gross transaction volumes has been raised but the company also revealed that the gross profit margin will be in the lower half of the guidance range
Deliveroo and Just Eat Takeaway.com not overly appetising, according to JPMorgan
JP Morgan is neutral on both stocks ahead of trading updates due in the next few weeks
Deliveroo shares climb as riders classed self-employed by UK court
Union was not given leave to appeal the ruling sending Deliveroo shares up nearly 9%
Deliveroo, Just Eat, Uber Eats rake in cash from hidden costs, says research
It turns out ordering directly with a restaurant can be significantly cheaper
Community takeaway delivery service planned to rival Deliveroo, Just Eat
The aim is to serve the community and without "these vampires in America sucking wealth out", said the Good Law Project
Analysts disagree on Deliveroo
Bears are looking at the huge competition and challenges to grow the business at scale
IPO boom in early 2021 eclipses all-time high from 2000
Around 875 firms have raised at least US$1mln through initial public offerings so far this year, surpassing the previous high of 592 firms that floated during the 2000 dot com boom