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Al Anbat News
27-04-2025
- Business
- Al Anbat News
Careem launches 'Supermarkets' on the app in Jordan with Careem Plus benefits
Careem launches "Supermarkets' on the app in Jordan with Careem Plus benefits Amman, Jordan – 27 April 2025: Careem has launched its Supermarket service in Jordan, allowing customers to order groceries from a growing list of local stores directly through the Careem app. Careem Plus subscribers will get free delivery on most supermarket orders. The service is designed to make grocery shopping more convenient by bringing a carefully selected range of supermarket partners onto one platform. Customers can browse, order, and track their groceries, all within the Careem app, with the added confidence of knowing their items are coming from stores known for quality and freshness. The launch is also a step forward in Careem's plan to grow its Supermarket business in Jordan in 2025. By expanding the number of partners and improving the delivery experience, Careem aims to offer customers more choice and better value, while also supporting merchants with access to new customer segments and tools to grow their business. Farah Odeh, GM of Careem in Jordan, commented: "We're excited to bring Supermarkets to the Careem app and give people in Jordan more ways to shop for what they need when they need it. By combining this with Careem Plus benefits, we're making everyday essentials more accessible and affordable, while also creating new opportunities for our merchant partners to grow. Careem will keep expanding with services that matter most to people and make everyday life a little simpler.' Careem launched in Jordan in 2015 and now serves customers in Amman, Irbid, and Zarqa. It has made life easier for millions in Jordan and provided tens of thousands of earning opportunities for Captains. Careem Jordan offers a wide range of services to cater to the diverse needs of its customers including ride-hailing, food delivery, shop delivery, supermarket delivery, Careem DineOut, and customer and corporate on-demand delivery service (Careem Box & Express). Careem Plus is a monthly subscription service that offers exclusive discounts and benefits on Careem services. Customers can access the full range of Careem's services by downloading the latest version of the app from Apple App Store, Google Play, or via direct Android download. -END- About Careem Careem is building the Everything App for the greater Middle East, making it easier than ever to move around, order food and groceries, manage payments, and more. Careem is led by a powerful purpose to simplify and improve the lives of people and build an awesome organization that inspires. Since 2012, Careem has created earning opportunities for over 2.5 million Captains, simplified the lives of over 70 million customers, and built a platform for the region's best talent to thrive and for entrepreneurs to scale their businesses. Careem operates in over 70 cities across 10 countries, from Morocco to Pakistan.
Arabian Business
31-03-2025
- Business
- Arabian Business
Careem shares Ramadan 2025 trends: Massive remittances to India and Pakistan, most popular iftar orders, top bookings
Careem reports key customer trends during Ramadan, highlighting shifts in grocery delivery, food ordering, donations, rides, cross-border payments, and dining out. Careem Food saw a surge in demand, with order volumes rising by 36 per cent during Suhoor hours in March compared to February. The most frequently ordered Suhoor items were The Big Feast from McDonald's and Plain Paratha from Punjab Flower Restaurant. Careem Ramadan trends For Iftar, top choices included the eight-piece Wings Meal from Wingstop in Dubai and Special Haleem from Ritaj Restaurant in Abu Dhabi. The largest single Careem Food order in Dubai was valued at over AED2,460 ($670) for 10 items from Café Bateel, while the most expensive order in Abu Dhabi reached AED1,410 ($384) for 12 items from Behrouz Biryani. Careem's in-app donations service, Right Click, saw a 240 per cent spike in total donations to local NGOs and charities across the UAE, KSA, and Jordan throughout Ramadan compared to February. Careem Pay, the digital payments and remittance service within Careem, recorded a 6 per cent increase in international transfers during Ramadan, led by a 10 per cent growth in transfers to India. Several customers reached the monthly transfer cap of AED450,000 ($122,600) via the India corridor, likely due to increased gifting and donations during the month. One customer sent 46 separate transfers to Pakistan during Ramadan, and Pakistan saw the largest month-on-month increase in transfer volumes. Careem DineOut, the in-app dining discovery and booking service, was a popular choice for Iftar and Suhoor bookings this year. The most booked venues in Dubai included QD's lounge and restaurant at Dubai Creek Resort, Lulu & The Beanstalk in DIFC, and Wagamama at Dubai Hills Mall, while diners in Abu Dhabi favoured Tuk Tuk Restaurant in Khalifa City, Pho 7, and The Irish Vickers. The highest single saving recorded on Careem DineOut during Ramadan was AED6,760 ($1,841) on a booking valued at over AED27,000 ($7,350) at the Terrace Iftar at JW Marriott Marquis. One customer booked through Careem DineOut 31 times during the month, making them the most active foodie of Ramadan. Careem Groceries also saw increased activity during the Holy Month, with orders placed around Iftar rising by 25 per cent, and Suhoor orders surging by 70 per cent. Overall grocery order volumes rose 8 per cent in March compared to February, with the evening peak shifting from 7–8 pm pre-Ramadan to 4–5 pm during. The largest single grocery order in Dubai was valued at more than AED2,800 ($762) for 60 items, while the biggest order in Abu Dhabi exceeded AED 1,400 ($381) for 42 items. Bananas, bottled water, cucumbers, and blueberries were among the most frequently ordered items during Ramadan. The fastest grocery delivery in Dubai was completed in just 1.5 minutes to Al Safa Park Complex, with Abu Dhabi close behind at 2 minutes to Najmat Tower on Al Reem Island. Careem Rides saw that the busiest time in the UAE during Ramadan was around 3pm, likely due to shorter office hours and customers booking their preferred car types for their daily commutes.
Campaign ME
27-03-2025
- Business
- Campaign ME
Careem reveals shifts in consumer behaviour, preferences, spending during Ramadan
Careem has shared its latest report revealing key customer trends across 'the Everything App' during the Holy Month of Ramadan, highlighting consumer insights on preferences, sales, and spending patterns, including shifts in grocery delivery, food ordering, donations, rides, cross-border payments and dining out. Careem Food witnessed a notable surge in demand, with order volumes rising by 36 per cent during suhoor hours in March, compared with February. In terms of bottom-of-the-funnel sales generated for brands, the most frequently ordered iftar and suhoor items included The Big Feast from McDonald's and Plain Paratha from Punjab Flower Restaurant for suhoor, and the eight-piece Wings Meal from Wingstop in Dubai and Special Haleem from Ritaj Restaurant in Abu Dhabi for iftar. The largest single Careem Food order in Dubai was valued at more than AED 2,460 for 10 items from Café Bateel, while the most expensive order in Abu Dhabi reached AED 1,410 for 12 items from Behrouz Biryani. In line with the spirit of giving during Ramadan, Careem's in-app donations service, Right Click, witnessed a 240 per cent spike in total donations to local NGOs and charities across the UAE, KSA and Jordan throughout the Holy Month compared to February. Careem Groceries also witnessed increased activity during the Holy Month, with orders placed around iftar time – between 5pm and 6 pm each evening – rising by 25 per cent; and orders placed during suhoor – at approximate 4am each morning – surging by 70 per cent. Highlighting a marked shift in consumer spending patterns during Ramadan, overall grocery order volumes rose 8 per cent in March compared with February, with the evening peak shopping hours shifting from 7–8 pm pre-Ramadan to 4–5 pm during the Holy Month. The largest single grocery order in Dubai was valued at more than AED 2,800 for 60 items, while the biggest order in Abu Dhabi exceeded AED 1,400 for 42 items. Bananas, bottled water, cucumbers, and blueberries were among the most frequently ordered items during Ramadan. Careem DineOut, the in-app dining discovery and booking service, also was a popular choice for iftar and suhoor bookings this year. The most booked venues in Dubai included QD's Lounge and Restaurant at Dubai Creek Resort, Lulu and The Beanstalk in DIFC, and Wagamama at Dubai Hills Mall, while diners in Abu Dhabi favoured Tuk Tuk Restaurant in Khalifa City, Pho 7 and The Irish Vickers. The highest single saving recorded on Careem DineOut during Ramadan was AED 6,760 on a booking valued at more than AED 27,000 at the Terrace Iftar at JW Marriott Marquis. One customer booked through Careem DineOut 31 times during the month, making them the most active foodie of Ramadan. During Ramadan, Careem Rides witnessed its the busiest time around 3 pm in the UAE, due to shorter office hours. Popular destinations in Dubai included Business Bay, Dubai Mall and The Palm, where most of the brands, agencies and organisation hosted their respective iftars, while in Abu Dhabi, popular spots included Downtown and Hudariyat. Careem Pay, the digital payments and remittance service within Careem, recorded a 6 per cent increase in international transfers during Ramadan, led by a 10 per cent growth in transfers to India. Several customers reached the monthly transfer cap of AED 450,000 via the India corridor, likely due to increased gifting and donations during the month. Pakistan saw the largest month-on-month increase in transfer volumes. For instance, one customer sent 46 separate transfers to Pakistan during Ramadan.
Zawya
26-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Careem shares key customer trends during Ramadan
Grocery orders increased by 25% around Iftar and 70% around Suhoor Careem Pay saw a 10% rise in transfers to India, and one customer sent 46 separate transfers to Pakistan throughout the month The highest single saving on Careem DineOut was AED 6,760 at the Terrace Iftar at JW Marriott Marquis The busiest time for Careem Rides in the UAE was around 3:00 pm during Ramadan Dubai, UAE: Careem reports key customer trends across the Everything App during the Holy Month of Ramadan, highlighting shifts in grocery delivery, food ordering, donations, rides, cross-border payments, and dining out. Careem Food saw a surge in demand, with order volumes rising by 36% during Suhoor hours in March compared to February. The most frequently ordered Suhoor items were The Big Feast from McDonald's and Plain Paratha from Punjab Flower Restaurant. For Iftar, top choices included the 8-piece Wings Meal from Wingstop in Dubai and Special Haleem from Ritaj Restaurant in Abu Dhabi. The largest single Careem Food order in Dubai was valued at over AED 2,460 for 10 items from Café Bateel, while the most expensive order in Abu Dhabi reached AED 1,410 for 12 items from Behrouz Biryani. Careem's in-app donations service, Right Click, saw a 240% spike in total donations to local NGOs and charities across the UAE, KSA, and Jordan throughout the Holy Month compared to February. Careem Pay, the digital payments and remittance service within Careem, recorded a 6% increase in international transfers during Ramadan, led by a 10% growth in transfers to India. Several customers reached the monthly transfer cap of AED 450,000 via the India corridor, likely due to increased gifting and donations during the month. One customer sent 46 separate transfers to Pakistan during Ramadan, and Pakistan saw the largest month-on-month increase in transfer volumes. Careem DineOut, the in-app dining discovery and booking service, was a popular choice for Iftar and Suhoor bookings this year. The most booked venues in Dubai included QD's lounge and restaurant at Dubai Creek Resort, Lulu & The Beanstalk in DIFC, and Wagamama at Dubai Hills Mall, while diners in Abu Dhabi favoured Tuk Tuk Restaurant in Khalifa City, Pho 7, and The Irish Vickers. The highest single saving recorded on Careem DineOut during Ramadan was AED 6,760 on a booking valued at over AED 27,000 at the Terrace Iftar at JW Marriott Marquis. One customer booked through Careem DineOut 31 times during the month, making them the most active foodie of Ramadan. Another used the service just three times and still saved over AED 4,650 - highlighting the exceptional value Careem DineOut offers customers in the UAE. Careem Groceries also saw increased activity during the Holy Month, with orders placed around Iftar (5–6 pm) rising by 25%, and Suhoor (4 am) orders surging by 70%. Overall grocery order volumes rose 8% in March compared to February, with the evening peak shifting from 7–8 pm pre-Ramadan to 4–5 pm during. The largest single grocery order in Dubai was valued at over AED 2,800 for 60 items, while the biggest order in Abu Dhabi exceeded AED 1,400 for 42 items. Bananas, bottled water, cucumbers, and blueberries were among the most frequently ordered items during Ramadan. The fastest grocery delivery in Dubai was completed in just 1.5 minutes to Al Safa Park Complex, with Abu Dhabi close behind at 2 minutes to Najmat Tower on Al Reem Island. Careem Rides saw that the busiest time in the UAE during Ramadan was around 3:00 pm, likely due to shorter office hours and customers booking their preferred car types for their daily commutes. Popular destinations in Dubai included Business Bay, Dubai Mall, and The Palm, while in Abu Dhabi, popular spots included Downtown and Hudariyat. To explore Careem's full range of services, download or open the latest version of the Careem app. About Careem Careem is building the Everything App for the greater Middle East, making it easier than ever to move around, order food and groceries, manage payments, and more. Careem is led by a powerful purpose to simplify and improve the lives of people and build an awesome organisation that inspires. Since 2012, Careem has created earning opportunities for over 3.5 million Captains, simplified the lives of over 75 million customers, and built a platform for the region's best talent to thrive and for entrepreneurs to scale their businesses. Careem operates in over 70 cities across 10 countries, from Morocco to Pakistan. For media inquiries: Jasmine AlDameary
Zawya
05-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Careem DineOut launches Iftar bookings with ‘Buy 1 Get 1 Free' deals across top UAE restaurants
Careem Food customers who order during Iftar or Suhoor have the chance to win an Eid trip, and AED 2 from every order at 500+ participating restaurants will be donated to the World Food Programme. Dubai, UAE: Careem is making it easier and more affordable to book Iftar and Suhoor at UAE's top restaurants while unlocking exclusive offers through Careem DineOut. This Ramadan, the service offers 'Buy 1 Get 1 Free' deals and discounts of up to 35% at over 200 restaurants in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, including award-winning Iftars and Ramadan tents. Top Iftar venues on Careem DineOut include: Dubai: Al Sultan Majlis - Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Iftar at Fairuz - Fairmont the Palm, Kan Zaman Tent - Sheraton JBR Bait Maryam , Terrace Iftar at JW Marriott Marquis QD's Abu Dhabi: Bab Al Qasr Tent Khaymat Skydome Jaskaran Singh, VP of Product at Careem, commented: 'One of the highlights of Ramadan is the time we spend with our loved ones, creating special memories over Iftar and Suhoor. But with restaurants often overbooked and difficult to reach, securing a table can be a hassle. Careem DineOut makes it super easy to discover and book Iftar and Suhoor in just a few taps. And for Careem Plus members, the added treat is exclusive discounts that make these gatherings even more rewarding.' Careem is also launching exclusive offers across Careem Food and Careem Groceries to make Ramadan more rewarding for customers. Customers who place an order through Careem Food during Ramadan will have the chance to win an Eid vacation trip, in partnership with MakeMyTrip. Careem Food's 'Eat a Plate to Fill a Plate' campaign returns this year, where AED 2 from every order placed at over 500 participating restaurants will be donated to those in need in partnership with the World Food Programme. Careem Groceries is offering 15 minute delivery of Ramadan and pantry essentials, with discounts of up to 50% on items like Vimto, Tang, dates, and more across Dubai and Abu Dhabi, ensuring customers can stock up easily throughout the holy month. Careem will also be delivering Iftar meals to Captains three times a week. Customers can discover and book Dubai & Abu Dhabi's top Iftar venues and enjoy exclusive Ramadan discounts by opening the latest version of the Careem app. About Careem Careem is building the Everything App for the greater Middle East, making it easier than ever to move around, order food and groceries, manage payments, and more. Careem is led by a powerful purpose to simplify and improve the lives of people and build an awesome organisation that inspires. Since 2012, Careem has created earning opportunities for over 2.5 million Captains, simplified the lives of over 70 million customers, and built a platform for the region's best talent to thrive and for entrepreneurs to scale their businesses. Careem operates in over 70 cities across 10 countries, from Morocco to Pakistan.
