Deliveroo experienced a £19.2 million loss in the first half of 2025, contrasting with a £1.3 million profit from the previous year, due to costs related to its £2.9 billion acquisition by DoorDash. Revenues rose by 8% to £1 billion. The company noted tax-adjusted profits of £31.8 million excluding one-off expenses and cited various operational risks. Deliveroo plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange after the DoorDash deal closes, aiming to enhance customer engagement and partner relations under new ownership.
Deliveroo reported a £19.2 million loss for the first half of 2025, despite an 8% rise in revenues to £1 billion, attributed to costs from its £2.9 billion takeover by DoorDash.
Excluding one-off expenses, Deliveroo reported a tax-adjusted profit of £31.8 million for the six months to 30 June, highlighting operational risks including cybersecurity threats and competition.
Once the DoorDash deal completes, Deliveroo will delist from the London Stock Exchange, marking another significant change in the UK market landscape.
Chief executive Will Shu indicated both growth and profitability are accelerating, expressing excitement about the future partnership with DoorDash, benefitting consumers and partners alike.
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