Just Eat Takeaway.com: monopoly games in online food delivery
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Just Eat Takeaway.com: monopoly games in online food delivery
23 December 2020
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Online food delivery is a winner-takes-all industry. Winning market share and dominating individual countries are the name of the game.
Just Eat Takeaway.com already dominates 13 countries, and generates 90% of its revenue in those countries (including Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK).
Online food delivery is a growth opportunity of stratospheric size. Market penetration is still low, but growing fast. The total addressable market is so vast that Just Eat Takeaway.com could grow ten times in revenue and market value over the coming years.
Or, it could fall prey to a hostile takeover. The industry is going to see rapid developments in 2021, which could include some surprise mergers and acquisitions.
Either way, shareholders of Just Eat Takeaway.com will come out ahead. The stock is currently valued at such a low price, that even losing to competition and becoming prey will NOT be to shareholders' disadvantage.
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  What readers said about this report
Julius G.
March 2021
I really liked the Just Eat and, above all, the Twitter analysis, and I have invested in both companies. I find it amazing how you published the report on Twitter shortly before the rally, similar to Gazprom at the end of 2018. Respect!
Jakob H.
April 2021
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January 2021
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Michael K.
December 2020
After reading Swen's analysis I've spent an entire day on JET. Being convinced that in the end it's always people – not leverage – that makes for a good business, I find this investment case a very exciting one.
Karsten B.
December 2020
Exciting story.
Michal B.
December 2020
I have read the report on just eat takeaway and wow great work.
Jakob B.
December 2020
I got a nice surprise bonus yesterday, then read your report on Just Eat Takeaway later in the evening. What can I say, the bonus is now invested in it.
Gene G.
December 2020
Nice write up on Just Eat.
J. W.
March 2020
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