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Aandeel JUST EAT TAKEAWAY AEX:TKWY.NL, NL0012015705

  • 14,475 15 mei 2024 17:35
  • 0,000 (0,00%) Dagrange 14,210 - 14,870
  • 1.831.180 Gem. (3M) 2,4M

Just Eat Takeaway 2022!!!!!!!!

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  3. forum rang 6 valeo 325 10 juni 2022 11:41
    Nu we richting eindspel gaan .........................

    Klopt Maar door een keer of 22 de positie die ik had stond ik op een gegeven moment meer als 50 k in de min
    En heb hierdoor inmiddels mijn inleg terug
    en het aantal wat ik nu nog bezit moet de winst gaan brengen
    maar sta gereed om weer in te springen
  4. forum rang 7 wiegveld 10 juni 2022 11:41
    Zal al wel ergens staan, maar terugzoeken duurt te lang

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    Apollo among possible suitors for Just Eat's Grubhub: sources
    FRI, JUN 10, 2022 - 7:59 AM
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    Just Eat Takeaway.com's US unit Grubhub is attracting preliminary interest from private equity firms including Apollo Global Management. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG
    JUST Eat Takeaway.com's US unit Grubhub is attracting preliminary interest from private equity firms including Apollo Global Management, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
    New York-based Apollo is among possible suitors evaluating the business, the people said, asking not to be identified because the information is private. Just Eat Takeaway may struggle to get a price near the US$7.3 billion it paid for Grubhub last year, with some suitors considering offers close to US$1 billion, the people said.
    Several investment firms have been considering teaming up with Grubhub co-founder Matt Maloney, the people said. While a number of potential buyers are studying Grubhub, it's unclear which will decide to proceed with formal offers, the people said.
    A representative for Apollo declined to comment, while a spokesperson for Just Eat didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.
    Amsterdam-based Just Eat Takeaway has seen its shares sink 74 per cent in the past year, amid a slowdown in growth and broader plunge in the value of technology stocks due to rising interest rates and concerns over an economic slowdown. The company also faces internal turmoil after it launched an investigation into its chief operating officer's personal conduct and its chairman stepped down last month.
    Shareholders including Cat Rock Capital Management LP have called for the company to separate from Grubhub since last year. In April, Just Eat said it was considering a partial or full sale of the Grubhub unit. BLOOMBERG
  6. forum rang 7 wiegveld 10 juni 2022 11:43
    En deze over de potentiele nieuwe armen.

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    Food-delivery billionaires see fortunes swoon as pandemic ebbs
    WED, JUN 08, 2022 - 9:10 AM
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    When DoorDash went public in December 2020, its shares rocketed 92 per cent in one of the biggest first-day jumps of the year. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG
    EARLY in the pandemic, as locked-down diners turned to ordering online, a new type of billionaire emerged: the food-delivery magnate.
    The 3 co-founders of San Francisco-based DoorDash each amassed fortunes of US$2.5 billion or more. Jitse Groen, who started European rival Just Eat Takeaway.com, racked up a US$1.5 billion fortune.
    Those riches now seem like a mirage as the world returns to eating in restaurants rather than just ordering takeout, while technology stocks fall out of favour with investors amid a shifting macro environment. Groen's stake has dropped to US$350 million, while DoorDash's Andy Fang and Stanley Tang are no longer billionaires, and chief executive officer (CEO) Tony Xu's net worth has fallen to US$1.1 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Others also suffered massive wealth reversals, including Deliveroo's Will Shu, whose holdings in the company have declined to about US$150 million from US$620 million in August.

    "The end of lockdowns has shown us the limits of food delivery," said Mott Smith, the CEO of Amped Kitchens, which rents kitchen space.
    After notching huge gains in 2020 and much of last year, the slump in share prices of large food delivery firms has been swift and relentless, wiping out more than US$100 billion of market value. And while most are still managing to increase revenue, that growth has levelled off sharply from the 2020 surge.
    A recent market downturn, as well as persistent inflation, are also eroding consumers' savings, cutting into the amount of money that people can afford to spend on ordering in. Fast-growing technology stocks have widely plummeted, with growth expectations dropping amid rising interest rates and fears of a prolonged slowdown.
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    "The bottom is too tough to call," said Diana Gomes, an analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence. "The sector never experienced such a combination of high inflation and uncertainty on what level of demand constitutes the new normal."
    The focus has now shifted to cost-cutting for some, with investors pressing companies to generate cash rather than spending to grow market share. Just Eat's shares rose 12 per cent following a report this week that Grubhub founder Matt Maloney had considered buying back the US business just a year after selling it to Just Eat for US$7.3 billion.
    To be sure, the scale-back is not across the board as lockdown ordering habits show signs of sticking. DoorDash is hiring employees at "still very aggressive rates", Xu said on a May conference call.
    Representatives for DoorDash, Just Eat and Deliveroo declined to comment.
    The founders' wealth was years in the making and then exploded seemingly overnight. Xu and his 2 partners came up with the inspiration for DoorDash while they were students at Stanford University. Groen was also a student - at the University of Twente in the Netherlands - when he created Just Eat's predecessor in 2000. And Shu had recently finished business school at Wharton before founding Deliveroo in London in 2013, though he did have some experience as a banker.
    Before the pandemic, the growth of food delivery firms seemed limitless. When DoorDash went public in December 2020, its shares rocketed 92 per cent in one of the biggest first-day jumps of the year.
    DoorDash's co-founders have started moving some of that wealth into the bank. Xu, Fang and Tang have sold more than US$356 million in stock combined in the past 17 months, using pre-arranged trading programmes, according to Bloomberg calculations.
    Many of the food delivery companies that enjoyed the biggest run-up in prices - and subsequently the biggest collapses - are based in Europe, which isn't known for its culture of food delivery. It now risks a more precipitous return to normal.
    "This was a uniquely American phenomenon that spread to the whole world for a moment in time," said Usha Haley, a business professor at Wichita State University.
    These founders have now experienced another aspect of American life: Not all get-rich-quick billionaires manage to hang onto their fortunes. BLOOMBERG
  10. forum rang 7 wiegveld 10 juni 2022 11:53
    quote:

    CEO Takeaway schreef op 10 juni 2022 11:49:

    [...]

    investor: IK BIED 1 EURO

    koers: +20%

    lol!
    Een ding is zeker: zie Boskalis en Bod HAL, zie Accell en bod KKR.
    Het zijn Zeeuwen: Geen dubbeltje te veel”

    Ik verdenk Jitse ervan dat ie dat argument straks zal gebruiken om niet te verkopen.
  17. [verwijderd] 10 juni 2022 12:04
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    Bert12345 schreef op 10 juni 2022 08:58:

    Albert Jellersma oid denkt nu aan aandelen inkoop. That ain't gonna happen!
    Mocht Grub 1 miljard opbrengen kan voor dat bedrag beter een lening met die hoogte worden afgelost.
    Vermoed dat het opnieuw financieren van de huidige schuld tegen een aanzienlijk hoger rentepercentage zal gaan dan begin 2021.
    Niet alleen de rente is hoger maar nog belangrijker het onderpand (waarde van het bedrijf) is inmiddels met 80% gedaald.
    Voor je het weet zit je in de categorie high yield (junk bond).
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