We welcome the long-awaited disposal of Grubhub, even at price close to zero, as it improves the group's growth profile. However, this profile remains a couple of points lower than European peers and explains why JET continues to trade at such a discount vs. DHER and ROO despite showcasing broadly
>Selling Grubhub for a low price - TKWY announced the sale of Grubhub for an Enterprise Value of $650mln. Grubhub will be transferred with its $500 million of senior notes and, after customary adjustments, net proceeds to the Company are expected to be up to $50 million. The price will not be impacted by any potential adjustments to the New York Fee caps. In FY23 Grubhub generated 237mln orders (27% of group), $8.0bn in GTV (28% of group) and Adj EBITDA of 94mln (27% ...
This morning, JET announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell Grubhub to Wonder group. The transaction values Grubhub at an EV of $650m. After adjusting for $500m in Grubhub senior notes and customary adjustments, net proceeds for JET are expected to be up to $50m. The completion of the deal is expected during 1Q25. The group further mentioned that the Enterprise value reflects the Company's expectations that NY fee caps will be amended in the near term. We reiterate our Bu...
Post-Q3 marked by another disappointing GTV development and no FY EBITDA guidance upgrade, we have cut our FY 2024-26e estimates by c.1% and our PT to EUR12. Sell reiterated despite the absence of any downside as we clearly steer clear of JET vs. Delivery Hero and Deliveroo. In our view, JET is che
>Boring 3Q24 set of results. - TKWY results were a marginal miss vs company compiled consensus. Group orders (both in and excluding North America) are down 3% year-on-year, missing consensus by 1%. Group GTV is down 2% year-on-year missing consensus by 2%. Excluding North America Group GTV is up 3% year-on-year. Deviations are same same across the regions. Outlook reiterated - Company cites an improved exit rate following a slower July. In addition th...
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>Restructuring in Canada - Paul Burns, CEO of SkipTheDishes, yesterday shared news on LinkedIn of a restructuring and workforce reduction in Canada. Below is a summary with some more colour relevant to the investor community.Following a comprehensive business review, the company has made the difficult decision to reduce the size of its workforce in Canada to streamline operations and rightsize the business.Altogether, this will impact approximately 800 emplo...
Post-Q2 publication marked by persistently weak order trend and outperforming EBITDA, we have slightly lifted our EBITDA estimates and continue to expect slightly better growth and margin trends for H2. However, it will not be enough to engage a real rerating beyond last week's positive share price
JET reported a good 1H24 trading update. We have minor revisions to our estimates while we remain positive on the case as in our view the business is at the inflection point to both grow and improve profitability. We reiterate our BUY rating but slightly lower our target price to €21per share (from €22.5).
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