Just Eat Takeaway.com
Just Eat Takeaway.com is a multi-country food delivery marketplace for consumers and restaurant partners.
Analyst Perspective
Just Eat Takeaway.com is a publicly listed online food ordering and delivery marketplace headquartered in the Netherlands. Through regional brands including Just Eat, Takeaway.com, SkipTheDishes, Menulog, Lieferando, Pyszne.pl, Thuisbezorgd.nl and 10bis, it connects consumers with restaurants via web and mobile apps, handling discovery, ordering, payment and, in many markets, delivery coordination.
Analyst Signal Briefing
Updated: 2 Jul 2026Following its acquisition and privatisation by Prosus, Just Eat Takeaway.com has launched Europe’s first integrated WhatsApp food and retail ordering journey, allowing users to complete discovery and selection within the chat interface. To ensure compliance with EU competition requirements stemming from that acquisition, Prosus is currently divesting its stake in Delivery Hero. These developments underscore a strategic focus on conversational commerce and the finalisation of regulatory mandates under the company's new private ownership structure.
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Key insights about Just Eat Takeaway.com
Category Differentiation
This is a food ordering marketplace operator, not a restaurant chain, courier-only business or restaurant POS vendor. It should also be distinguished from its local consumer brands, which are market-facing subsidiaries rather than separate parent companies.
Just Eat Takeaway.com: About
The company operates a multi-sided marketplace. It aggregates consumer demand and restaurant supply on local ordering platforms, facilitates transactions, and in some markets coordinates delivery logistics through courier networks. Value is created through local network density, brand-led consumer acquisition, restaurant onboarding, payments infrastructure, and in-app merchandising tools that improve restaurant visibility.
How Just Eat Takeaway.com Works & Monetises
Business model analysis and core revenue streams
Just Eat Takeaway.com monetises primarily through restaurant commission on orders processed through its marketplace. It also charges consumer delivery and service fees, and may layer in subscription or membership benefits in some markets. A further revenue stream comes from merchant and platform advertising, including sponsored listings, promoted search placements, in-app deals and post-purchase advertising inventory.
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Recent Signals (Just Eat Takeaway.com)
Uber Raises Stake in Delivery Hero to ~25%
Uber has significantly increased its holding in German food-delivery group Delivery Hero, reporting 24.99% of voting rights as of May 25 (up from 19.5%). The move comes amid takeover interest: Delivery Hero confirmed a non‑binding offer from Uber of €33 per share over the weekend. The Financial Times reported Uber acquired Aspex’s position via direct purchases and derivatives at just under €40 per share, a valuation near €12 billion and implying Uber has secured almost 37% of the company. Delivery Hero shares rose to €39.35, and other large shareholders such as Prosus (21.8%) face regulatory constraints that require its stake to fall below 10% by August. Delivery Hero founder and CEO Niklas Östberg announced his resignation.
Read original sourceUber Seeks to Acquire Delivery Hero
Uber has approached Delivery Hero with a proposal to acquire the entire food-delivery company. Delivery Hero said Uber offered €33 per share; the company’s shares had risen about 70% over two weeks to €33.59 at the Xetra close and reached €35.50 on Tradegate after-hours, implying a market value slightly above €10 billion. Uber already holds a large stake in Delivery Hero — disclosed as 19.5% of issued capital plus 5.6% in options — and has been in talks with other shareholders. Major holders cited include Prosus (~16.8%) and Aspex Management (~14.4%). Morgan Stanley was reported to hold primarily indirect exposure above 30% via financial instruments. Delivery Hero is headquartered in Berlin but no longer operates in Germany after selling its local business to Just Eat Takeaway.
Read original sourceJust Eat Takeaway.com sets new industry standard as first to introduce WhatsApp food and retail ordering option in Europe
Just Eat Takeaway.com today announced Europe’s first food and retail ordering journey on WhatsApp. The entire discovery and selection process happens right in the WhatsApp chat, with the Just Eat Tak...
Read original sourceJust Eat Takeaway.com: Frequently Asked Questions
What is Just Eat Takeaway.com?
It is a Netherlands-headquartered online food ordering and delivery marketplace operating multiple regional consumer brands across several countries.
Who uses Just Eat Takeaway.com?
Consumers use its apps and websites to order meals, while restaurant partners use the platform to acquire demand, process orders and buy promotional visibility.
How does Just Eat Takeaway.com make money?
It primarily earns commission on restaurant orders, plus consumer delivery and service fees, and additional advertising revenue from sponsored placements and in-app media.
Company Facts
- Founded
- 2000
- Headquarters
- Oosterdoksstraat 80, 1011 DK Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Core Segment
- B2C Consumer App / Platform
- Company Size
- >5,000
- Official Link
- justeattakeaway.com