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Just Eat Takeaway.com announces leadership changes in its North America segment
Just Eat Takeaway.com N.V. (LSE: JET, AMS: TKWY), hereinafter the "Company", or together with its group companies "Just Eat Takeaway.com", one of the world’s largest online food delivery marketplaces, announces that the current Grubhub CEO, Adam DeWitt, will step down from his position. Howard Migdal has been appointed executive vice president of North America and CEO of Grubhub. Mr. Migdal is currently the CEO of SkipTheDishes, Just Eat Takeaway.com’s Canadian business. Mr. DeWitt will remain with the Company through 1 May 2023 to ensure a smooth transition.
Mr. DeWitt's contributions have been significant, including leading Grubhub through its initial public offering in 2014 and the acquisition by Just Eat Takeaway.com in 2021. Mr. Migdal has played a critical role in driving growth and scale at SkipTheDishes, Canada’s leading food delivery platform. He brings more than 16 years of experience in food delivery, having co-founded GrubCanada, Canada’s first national food delivery platform in 2008.
"On behalf of the entire Management Board, I want to thank Adam for all his contributions at Grubhub," said Jitse Groen, CEO of Just Eat Takeaway.com. "We are grateful for his leadership and dedication to the Company, and we wish him all the best in his future endeavours. We are also excited to promote Howard as the new leader of our North America segment and Grubhub’s new CEO. He has a proven track record as a leader with a deep understanding of our business, and we are confident in his ability to lead and grow the business into the future."
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The Company also announces that Steve Puchala, senior vice president, has been appointed interim CEO for SkipTheDishes, and will report to Mr. Migdal.
Just Eat Takeaway.com N.V. (LSE: JET, AMS: TKWY), hereinafter the "Company", or together with its group companies "Just Eat Takeaway.com", one of the world’s largest online food delivery marketplaces, announces that the current Grubhub CEO, Adam DeWitt, will step down from his position. Howard Migdal has been appointed executive vice president of North America and CEO of Grubhub. Mr. Migdal is currently the CEO of SkipTheDishes, Just Eat Takeaway.com’s Canadian business. Mr. DeWitt will remain with the Company through 1 May 2023 to ensure a smooth transition.
Mr. DeWitt's contributions have been significant, including leading Grubhub through its initial public offering in 2014 and the acquisition by Just Eat Takeaway.com in 2021. Mr. Migdal has played a critical role in driving growth and scale at SkipTheDishes, Canada’s leading food delivery platform. He brings more than 16 years of experience in food delivery, having co-founded GrubCanada, Canada’s first national food delivery platform in 2008.
"On behalf of the entire Management Board, I want to thank Adam for all his contributions at Grubhub," said Jitse Groen, CEO of Just Eat Takeaway.com. "We are grateful for his leadership and dedication to the Company, and we wish him all the best in his future endeavours. We are also excited to promote Howard as the new leader of our North America segment and Grubhub’s new CEO. He has a proven track record as a leader with a deep understanding of our business, and we are confident in his ability to lead and grow the business into the future."
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The Company also announces that Steve Puchala, senior vice president, has been appointed interim CEO for SkipTheDishes, and will report to Mr. Migdal.
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Just Eat Takeaway.com files for deregistration from SEC in the USA
Just Eat Takeaway.com N.V. (LSE: JET, AMS: TKWY), hereinafter the “Company”, or together with its group companies “Just Eat Takeaway.com”, one of the world’s largest online food delivery marketplaces, will file for deregistration of its securities under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Exchange Act"). Deregistration of its securities from the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States of America (the “SEC”) will reduce reporting costs and complexity. Â
As announced on 8 February 2022, the Company voluntarily delisted its American Depositary Receipts (“ADRs”) from the Nasdaq Global Select Market on 14 March 2022. As a result, the Company’s ADRs are quoted and traded in the United States on the OTC Markets via a sponsored Level I Program via the ticker JTKWY.
Following the delisting and the mandatory 12-month waiting period from the date of delisting, the Company has now met the criteria for deregistration of its securities under the Exchange Act and therefore intends to file a Form 15F with the SEC. Deregistration is expected to become effective 90 days after the filing of the Form 15F.
The Company’s main considerations for the deregistration are the low trading volumes of the Company’s securities in the United States. In addition, the costs and expenses associated with being registered under the Exchange Act, the auditing, legal and other costs associated with continuing to make SEC filings, and the burdens placed on Company management to comply with the continued reporting requirements in the United States are significant and are not considered to be offset by the benefits from having its securities registered under the Exchange Act.
The Company’s ordinary shares will remain listed on Euronext Amsterdam and on the London Stock Exchange.
Just Eat Takeaway.com N.V. (LSE: JET, AMS: TKWY), hereinafter the “Company”, or together with its group companies “Just Eat Takeaway.com”, one of the world’s largest online food delivery marketplaces, will file for deregistration of its securities under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Exchange Act"). Deregistration of its securities from the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States of America (the “SEC”) will reduce reporting costs and complexity. Â
As announced on 8 February 2022, the Company voluntarily delisted its American Depositary Receipts (“ADRs”) from the Nasdaq Global Select Market on 14 March 2022. As a result, the Company’s ADRs are quoted and traded in the United States on the OTC Markets via a sponsored Level I Program via the ticker JTKWY.
Following the delisting and the mandatory 12-month waiting period from the date of delisting, the Company has now met the criteria for deregistration of its securities under the Exchange Act and therefore intends to file a Form 15F with the SEC. Deregistration is expected to become effective 90 days after the filing of the Form 15F.
The Company’s main considerations for the deregistration are the low trading volumes of the Company’s securities in the United States. In addition, the costs and expenses associated with being registered under the Exchange Act, the auditing, legal and other costs associated with continuing to make SEC filings, and the burdens placed on Company management to comply with the continued reporting requirements in the United States are significant and are not considered to be offset by the benefits from having its securities registered under the Exchange Act.
The Company’s ordinary shares will remain listed on Euronext Amsterdam and on the London Stock Exchange.
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BRIEF-Just Eat Takeaway.Com: Issuance Of Additional Shares
18:05 (14-03) - Bron: Reuters
March 14 (Reuters) - Just Eat Takeaway.Com :
* ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL JUST EAT TAKEAWAY.COM SHARES
* HAS ISSUED 4,000,000 SHARES PURSUANT TO VARIOUS SHARE AND
OPTION
PLANS.
* APPLICATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR PLAN SHARES TO BE ADMITTED
TO
STANDARD LISTING SEGMENT OF OFFICIAL LIST OF FINANCIAL CONDUCT
AUTHORITY, TO TRADING ON MAIN MARKET OF LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
AND TO TRADING ON EURONEXT AMSTERDAM
* EXPECTED THAT ADMISSION OF PLAN SHARES ON EURONEXT
AMSTERDAM
WILL BECOME EFFECTIVE ON OR AROUND 9.00 A.M. CET ON 15 MARCH
2023 AND ON LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE ON OR AROUND 9.00 A.M. CET ON
16 MARCH 2023.
18:05 (14-03) - Bron: Reuters
March 14 (Reuters) - Just Eat Takeaway.Com :
* ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL JUST EAT TAKEAWAY.COM SHARES
* HAS ISSUED 4,000,000 SHARES PURSUANT TO VARIOUS SHARE AND
OPTION
PLANS.
* APPLICATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR PLAN SHARES TO BE ADMITTED
TO
STANDARD LISTING SEGMENT OF OFFICIAL LIST OF FINANCIAL CONDUCT
AUTHORITY, TO TRADING ON MAIN MARKET OF LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
AND TO TRADING ON EURONEXT AMSTERDAM
* EXPECTED THAT ADMISSION OF PLAN SHARES ON EURONEXT
AMSTERDAM
WILL BECOME EFFECTIVE ON OR AROUND 9.00 A.M. CET ON 15 MARCH
2023 AND ON LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE ON OR AROUND 9.00 A.M. CET ON
16 MARCH 2023.
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Grubhub, Uber Eats, Postmates cannot arbitrate diners' claims over high prices
23:59 (16-03) - Bron: Reuters
By Jonathan Stempel
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge in Manhattan on Thursday said Grubhub, Uber Eats and Postmates cannot force diners who have used their platforms into binding arbitration over claims they conspired to drive up prices for restaurant meals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The lawsuit accused the meal delivery companies of entering illegal agreements that prevented restaurants using their platforms from selling meals directly to consumers at lower prices.
Diners said this forced them to pay artificially high prices for meals they ordered elsewhere.
In response, the companies said that by accepting the terms of use for their platforms, diners agreed to arbitrate their claims individually and not pursue a class action in court.
But U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan said it would be "unconscionable" to enforce the defendants' "infinite" arbitration clauses, so named because their terms would require arbitration of any disputes regardless of subject matter.
The diners' claims "are based solely on purchases made directly from restaurants or from non-defendant meal-delivery platforms," Kaplan wrote. "The fact that [they] at some time used some of the defendants' platforms is purely coincidental."
Grubhub, Uber Eats, Postmates and their respective lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Lawyers for the diners did not immediately respond to similar requests.
Last March, Kaplan refused to dismiss the lawsuit, saying it was reasonable to infer that requiring restaurants to accept the delivery services' "no-price competition clauses" forced them to raise prices regardless of where diners ordered meals.
His decision on Thursday means the case stays in federal court.
The lawsuit seeks triple and other damages for dine-in and delivery customers in the United States since April 2016.
Grubhub is owned by Netherlands-based Just Eat Takeaway.com, while Uber Eats and Postmates are owned by Uber Technologies Inc.
The business practices of delivery companies faced increased scrutiny after the pandemic forced tens of thousands of restaurants to close or temporarily shut their dining rooms.
The case is Davitashvili et al v Grubhub Inc et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 20-03000.
(Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by David Gregorio)
23:59 (16-03) - Bron: Reuters
By Jonathan Stempel
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge in Manhattan on Thursday said Grubhub, Uber Eats and Postmates cannot force diners who have used their platforms into binding arbitration over claims they conspired to drive up prices for restaurant meals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The lawsuit accused the meal delivery companies of entering illegal agreements that prevented restaurants using their platforms from selling meals directly to consumers at lower prices.
Diners said this forced them to pay artificially high prices for meals they ordered elsewhere.
In response, the companies said that by accepting the terms of use for their platforms, diners agreed to arbitrate their claims individually and not pursue a class action in court.
But U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan said it would be "unconscionable" to enforce the defendants' "infinite" arbitration clauses, so named because their terms would require arbitration of any disputes regardless of subject matter.
The diners' claims "are based solely on purchases made directly from restaurants or from non-defendant meal-delivery platforms," Kaplan wrote. "The fact that [they] at some time used some of the defendants' platforms is purely coincidental."
Grubhub, Uber Eats, Postmates and their respective lawyers did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Lawyers for the diners did not immediately respond to similar requests.
Last March, Kaplan refused to dismiss the lawsuit, saying it was reasonable to infer that requiring restaurants to accept the delivery services' "no-price competition clauses" forced them to raise prices regardless of where diners ordered meals.
His decision on Thursday means the case stays in federal court.
The lawsuit seeks triple and other damages for dine-in and delivery customers in the United States since April 2016.
Grubhub is owned by Netherlands-based Just Eat Takeaway.com, while Uber Eats and Postmates are owned by Uber Technologies Inc.
The business practices of delivery companies faced increased scrutiny after the pandemic forced tens of thousands of restaurants to close or temporarily shut their dining rooms.
The case is Davitashvili et al v Grubhub Inc et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 20-03000.
(Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by David Gregorio)
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ABM dinsdag, 21 maart 2023 16:45
Just Eat stopt met eigen bezorgers in VK
Just Eat Takeaway.com gaat in het Verenigd Koninkrijk afscheid nemen van zijn Scoober-model met eigen bezorgers, waardoor zo'n 1.700 banen verdwijnen. Dat maakte het bedrijf dinsdag bekend.
Het maaltijdbezorgplatform met hoofdkantoor in Amsterdam betaalt zijn eigen Britse koeriers nog zes weken door.
De stap maakt deel uit van een reorganisatie en vereenvoudiging van het bezorgmodel in het Verenigd Koninkrijk, bedoeld om efficiënter te worden, meldde Just Eat.
"Het nieuws heeft geen impact op Nederland of Europa", zei een woordvoerder van het bedrijf tegen ABM Financial News.
Ook in het operationele team van Just Eat zullen 170 banen verdwijnen. De meeste van die medewerkers worden overtollig. Just Eat blijft wel investeren in banen op zijn kantoren in Londen, Bristol en Sunderland, zoals de klantenservice- en IT-afdelingen.
Het Scoober-model met eigen bezorgers is goed voor slechts enkele procenten van de totale maaltijdbezorgingsactiviteiten in het VK. Op het Europese vasteland blijft Just Eat Takeaway.com vasthouden aan het Scoober-model en zal dit worden uitgebreid met meer vacatures dit jaar.
Just Eat stopt met eigen bezorgers in VK
Just Eat Takeaway.com gaat in het Verenigd Koninkrijk afscheid nemen van zijn Scoober-model met eigen bezorgers, waardoor zo'n 1.700 banen verdwijnen. Dat maakte het bedrijf dinsdag bekend.
Het maaltijdbezorgplatform met hoofdkantoor in Amsterdam betaalt zijn eigen Britse koeriers nog zes weken door.
De stap maakt deel uit van een reorganisatie en vereenvoudiging van het bezorgmodel in het Verenigd Koninkrijk, bedoeld om efficiënter te worden, meldde Just Eat.
"Het nieuws heeft geen impact op Nederland of Europa", zei een woordvoerder van het bedrijf tegen ABM Financial News.
Ook in het operationele team van Just Eat zullen 170 banen verdwijnen. De meeste van die medewerkers worden overtollig. Just Eat blijft wel investeren in banen op zijn kantoren in Londen, Bristol en Sunderland, zoals de klantenservice- en IT-afdelingen.
Het Scoober-model met eigen bezorgers is goed voor slechts enkele procenten van de totale maaltijdbezorgingsactiviteiten in het VK. Op het Europese vasteland blijft Just Eat Takeaway.com vasthouden aan het Scoober-model en zal dit worden uitgebreid met meer vacatures dit jaar.
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Eminence kleiner in Just Eat Takeaway
Eminence Capital heeft een kleiner belang in Just Eat Takeaway.com gemeld. Dat bleek uit een melding in het kader van de Wet op het financieel toezicht, gedateerd op 17 maart 2023.
Eminence meldde een kapitaalbelang van 2,16 procent met eenzelfde stemrecht.
Op 27 februari dit jaar meldde Eminence nog een kapitaalbelang van 3,08 procent met een dito stemrecht.
Eminence Capital heeft een kleiner belang in Just Eat Takeaway.com gemeld. Dat bleek uit een melding in het kader van de Wet op het financieel toezicht, gedateerd op 17 maart 2023.
Eminence meldde een kapitaalbelang van 2,16 procent met eenzelfde stemrecht.
Op 27 februari dit jaar meldde Eminence nog een kapitaalbelang van 3,08 procent met een dito stemrecht.
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Just Eat Takeaway verhoogt outlook 2023
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Maaltijdbezorger start aandeleninkoop van 150 miljoen euro.
(ABM FN-Dow Jones) Just Eat Takeaway.com heeft de outlook voor 2023 verhoogd, maar sprak in de trading update over het eerste kwartaal wel over een significante afname van de brutotransactiewaarde op jaarbasis. Bovendien gaat het bedrijf eigen aandelen inkopen. Dit bleek woensdag uit een tussentijdse update van de maaltijdbezorger.
Just Eat Takeaway.com acht inmiddels een positieve aangepaste EBITDA van ongeveer 275 miljoen euro in 2023 haalbaar, omdat de inspanningen om de winstgevendheid te verbeteren voor op schema liggen met een versnelling richting het einde van het jaar, omdat de orders in tweede jaarhelft van 2022 lager lagen dan in de eerste helft.
Bij de jaarcijfers lag het streven voor 2023 nog op 225 miljoen euro.
Verder denkt het bedrijf naar een positieve kasstroom te kunnen koersen rond half 2024.
Daarnaast voorziet Just Eat voor dit jaar een bruto transactiewaarde die 4 procent daalt tot 2 procent stijgt.
De aangekondigde aandeleninkoop omvat maximaal 150 miljoen euro en is volgens Just Eat mogelijk dankzij de sterke balans van de onderneming. De inkoop begint op 19 april en wordt naar verwachting niet later voltooid dan in december 2023.
Over het eerste kwartaal kwam de brutotransactiewaarde op jaarbasis 8 procent lager uit, maar maart liet op jaarbasis een daling van 5 procent zien.
De totale orders liepen over het eerste kwartaal terug van 263,5 miljoen een jaar eerder naar 227,8 miljoen afgelopen kwartaal.
De brutotransactiewaarde kwam uit op 6,67 miljard euro tegen 7,22 miljard euro een jaar eerder.
Analisten van Jefferies verwachtten dat Just Eat in het afgelopen kwartaal 233,5 miljoen orders verwerkte. De consensus van Visible Alpha mikte op 246,1 miljoen en Deutsche Bank verwachtte dat de orders zelfs terugliepen tot 224 miljoen.
Door: ABM Financial News.
Delen met anderen
Maaltijdbezorger start aandeleninkoop van 150 miljoen euro.
(ABM FN-Dow Jones) Just Eat Takeaway.com heeft de outlook voor 2023 verhoogd, maar sprak in de trading update over het eerste kwartaal wel over een significante afname van de brutotransactiewaarde op jaarbasis. Bovendien gaat het bedrijf eigen aandelen inkopen. Dit bleek woensdag uit een tussentijdse update van de maaltijdbezorger.
Just Eat Takeaway.com acht inmiddels een positieve aangepaste EBITDA van ongeveer 275 miljoen euro in 2023 haalbaar, omdat de inspanningen om de winstgevendheid te verbeteren voor op schema liggen met een versnelling richting het einde van het jaar, omdat de orders in tweede jaarhelft van 2022 lager lagen dan in de eerste helft.
Bij de jaarcijfers lag het streven voor 2023 nog op 225 miljoen euro.
Verder denkt het bedrijf naar een positieve kasstroom te kunnen koersen rond half 2024.
Daarnaast voorziet Just Eat voor dit jaar een bruto transactiewaarde die 4 procent daalt tot 2 procent stijgt.
De aangekondigde aandeleninkoop omvat maximaal 150 miljoen euro en is volgens Just Eat mogelijk dankzij de sterke balans van de onderneming. De inkoop begint op 19 april en wordt naar verwachting niet later voltooid dan in december 2023.
Over het eerste kwartaal kwam de brutotransactiewaarde op jaarbasis 8 procent lager uit, maar maart liet op jaarbasis een daling van 5 procent zien.
De totale orders liepen over het eerste kwartaal terug van 263,5 miljoen een jaar eerder naar 227,8 miljoen afgelopen kwartaal.
De brutotransactiewaarde kwam uit op 6,67 miljard euro tegen 7,22 miljard euro een jaar eerder.
Analisten van Jefferies verwachtten dat Just Eat in het afgelopen kwartaal 233,5 miljoen orders verwerkte. De consensus van Visible Alpha mikte op 246,1 miljoen en Deutsche Bank verwachtte dat de orders zelfs terugliepen tot 224 miljoen.
Door: ABM Financial News.
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Grubhub and Amazon Extend One-Year Free Grubhub+ Offer for U.S. Prime Members
Mon, June 5, 2023 at 3:00 PM GMT+2
Prime members have already saved hundreds of millions of dollars on Grubhub
Prime members who haven't taken advantage of the Grubhub+ offer can sign up by July 5, 2023 to receive Grubhub+ for free for 24 months
CHICAGO and SEATTLE, June 5, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Grubhub and Amazon today announced the extension for an additional year of their free one-year Grubhub+ offer for Amazon Prime members in the United States. Prime members who have already signed up for Grubhub+ since the one-year offer was introduced on July 6, 2022, can keep enjoying Grubhub+ and will now receive an additional 12 months for a total of 24 months of Grubhub+ for free, at no added cost to their Prime membership. As a special limited-time offer, Prime members who redeem now through July 5, 2023, can also enjoy a total of 24 months of Grubhub+ for free. Prime members who redeem the offer July 6, 2023, or later will still receive 12 months of Grubhub+ for free.
Prime members can receive a Grubhub+ trial for free, which includes $0 delivery fees from hundreds of thousands of restaurants and discounts including exclusive member-only offers on their orders. Prime members have already saved hundreds of millions of dollars on Grubhub since the start of the offer from waived subscription fees and discounts. Those who place at least one order a month save an average of $230 per year in delivery fees and promotions with Grubhub+.*
"Whether it's saving money on your favorite takeout with Grubhub+, exclusive deals, prescription savings, entertainment, or fast, free delivery on tens of millions of items, Prime keeps getting more valuable for our members," said Jamil Ghani, vice president of Amazon Prime. "Prime members have enjoyed saving money on takeout with Grubhub+, and we are excited to deliver even more savings to those who already redeemed and those yet to redeem by adding another free year of Grubhub+ to Prime."
Grubhub and Amazon are not just rewarding Prime members through cost savings and delivery convenience, but also through exclusive experiences and offers. With Prime Video and Grubhub's ongoing "Tune In & Takeout" series, the age-old dilemma of "what to watch and what to eat" is solved with unique food pairings and promotions that connect to members' favorite shows and movies on Prime Video, like Harlem and Shotgun Wedding. Grubhub recently delivered the Maisel Tov Martini, a pastrami-inspired martini experience for fans to toast to the final season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and more collaborations are planned throughout the year with upcoming releases such as season two of The Summer I Turned Pretty.
"As we approach the first anniversary of our collaboration with Amazon, we're excited to bring more value to Prime members by offering Grubhub+ for free for an additional year," said Ariella Kurshan, senior vice president of growth and marketing at Grubhub. "Prime members are loving Grubhub+ and using it to get even more delivered to their door from their favorite restaurants through Grubhub. With unique experiences like 'Tune In and Takeout' that complement our core Grubhub+ offer and showcase what Grubhub and Amazon do best, we're incredibly energized by the possibilities from our continued collaboration."
Prime members can sign up for Grubhub+ by visiting amazon.com/grubhub, and those who sign up by July 5, 2023 will receive Grubhub+ for free for 24 months. For more Grubhub+ details and terms, visit grubhub.com/plus.
About Grubhub
Grubhub is part of Just Eat Takeaway.com (LSE: JET, AMS: TKWY), and is a leading U.S. food ordering and delivery marketplace. Dedicated to connecting diners with the food they love from their favorite local restaurants, Grubhub elevates food ordering through innovative restaurant technology, easy-to-use platforms, and an improved delivery experience. Grubhub features more than 365,000 restaurant partners in over 4,000 U.S. cities.
About Amazon Prime
Prime is savings, convenience, and entertainment in one, single membership. More than 200 million paid Prime members in 25 countries around the world enjoy access to Amazon's enormous selection, exceptional value, and fast delivery. In the U.S., anyone can join Prime for $14.99 per month or $139 per year, or start a free 30-day trial if eligible at amazon.com/prime. For more information about Prime, including discounted memberships, visit aboutamazon.com/prime.
* $0 delivery fees on eligible orders. Other fees may apply on orders. Based on savings on delivery fees and Grubhub+ exclusive promo offers for Grubhub+ members through Amazon Prime nationwide who signed up in July 2022 and placed at least one Grubhub+ order per month. Individual savings will vary depending on purchasing activity. Individual member savings, fees, and available offers may vary based on location and purchasing activity, among other factors.
Mon, June 5, 2023 at 3:00 PM GMT+2
Prime members have already saved hundreds of millions of dollars on Grubhub
Prime members who haven't taken advantage of the Grubhub+ offer can sign up by July 5, 2023 to receive Grubhub+ for free for 24 months
CHICAGO and SEATTLE, June 5, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Grubhub and Amazon today announced the extension for an additional year of their free one-year Grubhub+ offer for Amazon Prime members in the United States. Prime members who have already signed up for Grubhub+ since the one-year offer was introduced on July 6, 2022, can keep enjoying Grubhub+ and will now receive an additional 12 months for a total of 24 months of Grubhub+ for free, at no added cost to their Prime membership. As a special limited-time offer, Prime members who redeem now through July 5, 2023, can also enjoy a total of 24 months of Grubhub+ for free. Prime members who redeem the offer July 6, 2023, or later will still receive 12 months of Grubhub+ for free.
Prime members can receive a Grubhub+ trial for free, which includes $0 delivery fees from hundreds of thousands of restaurants and discounts including exclusive member-only offers on their orders. Prime members have already saved hundreds of millions of dollars on Grubhub since the start of the offer from waived subscription fees and discounts. Those who place at least one order a month save an average of $230 per year in delivery fees and promotions with Grubhub+.*
"Whether it's saving money on your favorite takeout with Grubhub+, exclusive deals, prescription savings, entertainment, or fast, free delivery on tens of millions of items, Prime keeps getting more valuable for our members," said Jamil Ghani, vice president of Amazon Prime. "Prime members have enjoyed saving money on takeout with Grubhub+, and we are excited to deliver even more savings to those who already redeemed and those yet to redeem by adding another free year of Grubhub+ to Prime."
Grubhub and Amazon are not just rewarding Prime members through cost savings and delivery convenience, but also through exclusive experiences and offers. With Prime Video and Grubhub's ongoing "Tune In & Takeout" series, the age-old dilemma of "what to watch and what to eat" is solved with unique food pairings and promotions that connect to members' favorite shows and movies on Prime Video, like Harlem and Shotgun Wedding. Grubhub recently delivered the Maisel Tov Martini, a pastrami-inspired martini experience for fans to toast to the final season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and more collaborations are planned throughout the year with upcoming releases such as season two of The Summer I Turned Pretty.
"As we approach the first anniversary of our collaboration with Amazon, we're excited to bring more value to Prime members by offering Grubhub+ for free for an additional year," said Ariella Kurshan, senior vice president of growth and marketing at Grubhub. "Prime members are loving Grubhub+ and using it to get even more delivered to their door from their favorite restaurants through Grubhub. With unique experiences like 'Tune In and Takeout' that complement our core Grubhub+ offer and showcase what Grubhub and Amazon do best, we're incredibly energized by the possibilities from our continued collaboration."
Prime members can sign up for Grubhub+ by visiting amazon.com/grubhub, and those who sign up by July 5, 2023 will receive Grubhub+ for free for 24 months. For more Grubhub+ details and terms, visit grubhub.com/plus.
About Grubhub
Grubhub is part of Just Eat Takeaway.com (LSE: JET, AMS: TKWY), and is a leading U.S. food ordering and delivery marketplace. Dedicated to connecting diners with the food they love from their favorite local restaurants, Grubhub elevates food ordering through innovative restaurant technology, easy-to-use platforms, and an improved delivery experience. Grubhub features more than 365,000 restaurant partners in over 4,000 U.S. cities.
About Amazon Prime
Prime is savings, convenience, and entertainment in one, single membership. More than 200 million paid Prime members in 25 countries around the world enjoy access to Amazon's enormous selection, exceptional value, and fast delivery. In the U.S., anyone can join Prime for $14.99 per month or $139 per year, or start a free 30-day trial if eligible at amazon.com/prime. For more information about Prime, including discounted memberships, visit aboutamazon.com/prime.
* $0 delivery fees on eligible orders. Other fees may apply on orders. Based on savings on delivery fees and Grubhub+ exclusive promo offers for Grubhub+ members through Amazon Prime nationwide who signed up in July 2022 and placed at least one Grubhub+ order per month. Individual savings will vary depending on purchasing activity. Individual member savings, fees, and available offers may vary based on location and purchasing activity, among other factors.
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Just Eat Takeaway kneusje in Amsterdam
Het aandeel Just Eat Takeaway krijgt een klap van 5,2 procent tot 13,40 euro. De onlinemaaltijdleverancier gaf dit jaar al bijna 40 procent prijs.
'Dit bedrijf moet dringend opengebroken worden', oordeelt het beurshuis Citi. 'Tegen de huidige beurswaarde wordt alleen nog Noord-Europa naar waarde geschat door de markt. Daarom zou een verkoop van de Amerikaanse tak (Grubhub) en/of een exit uit Zuid-Europa en Australië waarde naar boven brengen.
Volgens Citi verliest Just Eat al drie jaar marktaandeel in zijn belangrijkste markten. 'Bovendien bespaart de consument op maaltijdbezorging.'
Het aandeel Just Eat Takeaway krijgt een klap van 5,2 procent tot 13,40 euro. De onlinemaaltijdleverancier gaf dit jaar al bijna 40 procent prijs.
'Dit bedrijf moet dringend opengebroken worden', oordeelt het beurshuis Citi. 'Tegen de huidige beurswaarde wordt alleen nog Noord-Europa naar waarde geschat door de markt. Daarom zou een verkoop van de Amerikaanse tak (Grubhub) en/of een exit uit Zuid-Europa en Australië waarde naar boven brengen.
Volgens Citi verliest Just Eat al drie jaar marktaandeel in zijn belangrijkste markten. 'Bovendien bespaart de consument op maaltijdbezorging.'
