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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Just Eat Takeaway.com N.v. | JET | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| -4.00 | -0.33% | 1,202.00 | 12:14:11 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1,228.00 | 1,202.00 | 1,228.00 | 1,206.00 |
| Industry Sector |
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| SOFTWARE & COMPUTER SERVICES |
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Posted at 08/9/2023 11:00 by trader465 trader465 - 24 Jan 2023 - 08:43:56 - 201 of 209 Just Eat Takeaway - JETOvervalued, why is a food delivery company worth £5b? Seems laughable |
Posted at 09/2/2023 09:03 by arja topazfriendly ,thanks for replying and the info . I usually only day or overnight trades using my share account with only £3 commission and currency SPREAD loss prohibits overseas trading with share account but not with CFD account where only the profit or occasional loss is converted . It is a real "ripoff" with foreign shares with IG and other providers too I guess .:) .thanks again . I wonder why JET is so high when it has never made a profit - must have big potential and never off tv screen in adverts section |
Posted at 27/12/2022 10:50 by topazfrenzy I personally prefer Uber Eats as an app so have UBER in my portfolio too, which is still loss making but they will kill the competition before long, few will stay standing ..JET and UBER will survive and thrive imo |
Posted at 22/12/2022 18:59 by king_baller They deliver marked up takeaway food to people in their homes who’re too lazy to drive there. There couldn’t be a more discretionary service. Do you think in a recession people will sell their car so that they can continue to get takeaways cycled to them? When JET release their results (rather than an adjusted ebitda on a quarterly update) you’ll see they’re loss making. I guess if they play around with the earnings they might claim to have a 4 figure PE, but even I think that’s unlikely. Either way it’s a non profitable consumer discretionary company with a lot of debt. Debt is not cheap now. Funding rounds are not easy. Private equity is going to blow up in January. Big tech anre reigning in spending. Who’s going to buy their asets? And that’s all before the global recession bites! |
Posted at 01/11/2022 16:08 by m_kerr things must be worse than i thought - they originally said half the ifood disposal proceeds would be distributed to shareholders, but they've now gone back on that and said they'll be keeping the money. if they run out of money it may be effectively game over for current shareholders, as the days of free money are over for the time being at least.i called it around a year ago but i think there will be further business failures in the sector. i can only see the sector being sufficiently profitable if there's maybe one or two players. i also think the step to directly employing drivers was a major mistake, and made the business much higher risk and less able to benefit from operational gearing. a classic case of higher competition driving down returns for all incumbents. i do think JET will survive and eventually be in a position to recover. |
Posted at 04/8/2022 13:35 by masurenguy Just Eat’s optimism is hard to swallowJust Eat Takeaway.com is now two times larger than it was pre-pandemic.” Or so says its boss, Jitse Groen. A squint at the share price tells a different story. It’s down from a pre-corona £77 to £16.62 — a £13bn drop in market value. And now? Well, up has popped Groen with the half-year figures, starring a €3.5bn loss. The key reason? A €3bn writedown on Grubhub, now cheapened up nicely for sale. It’s hard to disagree with RBC Capital analysts, who “expect the competitive environment to remain intense and lack confidence that JET can consistently deliver in line with expectations”. On recent form, the opposite view would be difficult to swallow. No position. |
Posted at 22/7/2022 09:48 by king_baller Looks like a bounce due to delivery hero results, which were slightly below expectations but claiming they’ll be break even in Q3. Not sure the bounce in JET is justified. Just eat have just cut 390 jobs in France, citing “challenging market dynamics”. I don’t expect just eat’s results to be positive. |
Posted at 06/7/2022 09:40 by king_baller I’ve reopened a short here with that RNS and the general unprofitable tech bounce. Unprofitable tech companies are bouncing because bond yields are dropping. Bond yields are dropping because… we’re in a global recession! that’s not good news for a loss making tech/consumer discretionary company like JET is it? |
Posted at 06/7/2022 09:34 by honest_fred This is exciting news. I long suspected Amazon will try to have another bash with the takeaway food delivery market and perhaps look at the opportunities presented by JET.I suspect this is the first step towards bigger things, as this seems like an initial test to see how things go. From that point on they may increase involvement, takeover GRUB or even JET completely. That then gives them the ability to take on Uber Eats and Deliver very easily. Watch this space, I see things developing further here and we should start moving away from the depressingly lows of late. |
Posted at 06/7/2022 09:06 by topazfrenzy RNS Number : 4887RJust Eat Takeaway.com N.V. 06 July 2022 Amsterdam, 6 July 2022 Just Eat Takeaway.com and Amazon enter into commercial agreement in the US 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, has entered into a commercial agreement with Amazon.com Services LLC ("Amazon") in the United States. Starting today, Amazon Prime members in the United States can sign up for a free, one-year Grubhub+ membership and access unlimited $0 delivery fees from hundreds of thousands of restaurants on Grubhub throughout the year. In addition to $0 delivery on eligible orders, Grubhub+ members get access to member-only perks and rewards. The agreement is expected to expand membership to Grubhub+, while having a neutral impact on Grubhub's 2022 earnings and cash flow, and be earnings and cash flow accretive for Grubhub from 2023 onwards. Adam DeWitt, CEO of Grubhub, said: "I am incredibly excited to announce this collaboration with Amazon that will help Grubhub continue to deliver on our long-standing mission to connect more diners with local restaurants. Amazon has redefined convenience with Prime and we're confident this offering will expose many new diners to the value of Grubhub+ while driving more business to our restaurant partners and drivers." Key Terms The commercial agreement automatically renews each year unless terminated by Amazon or Grubhub in accordance with the provisions of the commercial agreement. Under the commercial agreement, a subsidiary of Amazon will receive warrants (exercisable at a de minimis price) over 2% of Grubhub's fully-diluted common equity. Amazon will also receive warrants (exercisable at a formula-based price) over up to a further 13% of Grubhub's fully-diluted common equity, the vesting of which is subject to the satisfaction of certain performance conditions, principally the number of new consumers delivered through the commercial agreement. In certain circumstances the warrants can vest on an accelerated basis, in full or in part. Vested warrants may, in certain scenarios, be settled in cash or Company shares. |
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