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Yahoo
30-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Ready for kick off? Just Eat Takeaway.com Celebrates UEFA Champions League Final with launch of the Countdown Club
In the lead up to the UEFA Champions League Final this weekend, Just Eat will open the Countdown Club, delivering unforgettable experiences on the ground and across Europe The Countdown Club is open for fans, influencers and media partners from the 28th May until 31st May and will play host to panel talks, exclusive merch drops and deliveries courtesy of Munich's hottest restaurants MUNICH, May 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This season marks Just Eat fourth season as sponsor of the UEFA Champions League and its men's and women's club competitions. To celebrate, it'll be opening the Countdown Club in Munich on 28th of May, serving up surprises to fans in the city as the time ticks down to the Champions League Final. The Club, designed with fans at heart, will be hosting an action packed series of events for football goers to enjoy everyday, from panel talks featuring some of football's famous faces, to exclusive merch drops and deliveries from Munich's foodie hotspots. Plus, fans will have the chance to win the ultimate prize: tickets to the Champions League Final. Marijn Luchtman, Global Head of Sponsorships, Just Eat said: "Being part of such an iconic football community for the fourth year in a row has given us an incredible opportunity to connect with football fans through their ordering occasions. We wanted to take this one step further, bringing fans together with football and their most-loved Just Eat orders to celebrate the Champions League Final in Munich with the launch of The Countdown Club." Following the launch of its 2024 varsity jacket, worn by footballing legend, Rio Ferdinand, Just Eat is back with a second merch drop, this time in co-collaboration with Daily Paper's Head of Design, Abderrahmane Trabisini, and football's favourite jeweler GASSAN - modelled by none other than UEFA Champions League winner Edgar Davids. The limited-edition capsule includes retro-inspired football jerseys and five diamond necklace charms inspired by jewellery worn by 90s football icons, each featuring fans' favourite orders - from burgers to pizza. Marijn Luchtman, Global Head of Sponsorships, Just Eat continued: "The Countdown Club brings a fresh new dimension to our UEFA Champions League Final, giving football fans a space to come together to celebrate the biggest football event in Europe. They can expect some delicious food deliveries, surprise guests and the drop of our exclusive Just Eat merchandise collection featuring designs from TROPHY BY GASSAN and Daily Paper's Abderrahmane Trabsini." The Countdown Club opens between the 28th May to 31st May at Reichenbachstraße 22, 80469 Munich, Germany. For your chance to Countdown to the Champions League Final with Just Eat all you need to do is head to the Countdown Club ticket counter and explain why you should get a ticket - the best story wins! The Just Eat jersey is available via and a limited run will be available at the Countdown Club in Munich. About Just Eat N.V.: Just Eat (LSE: JET) (AMS: TKWY) (NASDAQ: GRUB) is a leading global online food delivery marketplace outside China. Headquartered in Amsterdam, the Company is focused on connecting consumers and restaurants through its platforms. With over 580,000 connected restaurants, Just Eat offers consumers a wide variety of food choice. Just Eat mainly collaborates with delivery restaurants. In addition, Just Eat provides its proprietary restaurant delivery services for restaurants that do not deliver themselves. The combination of Just Eat and has rapidly grown to become a leading online food delivery marketplace with operations in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Canada, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain and Switzerland, as well as through partnerships in Colombia and Brazil. Media: justeattakeaway@ For more information please visit our corporate website: Photo - - - - View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Just Eat Error while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Retro vibes for the Champions League: Just Eat launch streetwear collection
Just in time for the UEFA Champions League final, Just Eat are releasing a limited-edition 90s-inspired capsule collection – in collaboration with the co-founder of streetwear label Daily Paper, Abderrahmane Trabsini, and the jewellery label TROPHY BY GASSAN. Football legend Edgar Davids presents the exclusive collection of Just Eat Discover now! Advertisement At the centre are three retro jerseys in vibrant Just Eat Takeaway orange. The designs reference legendary jerseys from the 90s and incorporate modern food delivery elements such as the Just Eat knife and fork symbol. The collection is complemented by five diamond-studded necklace pendants designed by TROPHY BY GASSAN. The motifs? Popular orders like sushi or pizza – reimagined in the style of opulent 90s football jewellery. Marijn Luchtman, Global Head of Sponsorships at Just Eat explains: "This collaboration combines fashion, football and food in a creative way. We're excited to offer fans a piece of this unique blend for the final." Advertisement Dustin Huisman, founder of TROPHY BY GASSAN, added: "Football and jewellery were inseparable in the 90s – we wanted to capture that feeling. Our pendants bring luxury and everyday joy together." Sales start on May 21 at 10:00 on – the shirts cost €71.95 (£59.99). Fans in Munich could also be in with a chance of winning one of the exclusive diamond charms from TROPHY BY GASSAN, all they need to do is place an order for a Lieferandomeister burger by Mario Gomez between the May 26th and 1st June via the Lieferando app. "We wanted to combine the energy and style of the '90s with today's food culture," said designer Abderr Trabsini. "This collection is a mix of football, fashion and fast food—with a touch of nostalgia."
Glasgow Times
19-05-2025
- Business
- Glasgow Times
Prosus launches £3.4bn takeover offer for Just Eat in deal ‘milestone'
Prosus, which is majority-owned by South Africa's Naspers, has agreed to pay 20.30 euro (£17.07) a share to buy the takeaway delivery giant. The firm already owns a 28% stake in Just Eat rival Delivery Hero. Just Eat will continue to be based in Amsterdam under its current name and will maintain its key brands following the deal, the firms said. It comes after the pair provisionally agreed the deal in February amid a flurry of deals in the sector, with UK-listed Deliveroo recently announcing a £2.9 billion takeover by its US rival DoorDash. Prosus said it would be the fourth largest food delivery group in the world following the takeover. Jitse Groen, chief executive and founder of Just Eat said: 'The launch of the offer marks an important milestone in the transaction process. 'We are excited about the future and the opportunities this brings and recommend that our shareholders tender their shares and vote in favour of the resolutions at the upcoming extraordinary general meeting.' Fabricio Bloisi, chief executive of Prosus, added: 'Europe is at a pivotal moment to create a new generation of AI-powered tech champions, and this transaction is a unique opportunity to lead that transformation.' Prosus said it 'does not envisage material reductions in the total workforce of the Just Eat Takeaway Group' following the deal. Mr Bloisi has previously said he expects to grow the number of full-time workers Just Eat employs and its number of couriers. Shareholders in Just Just will vote on the deal at a meeting held on July 8 in Amsterdam. The planned all-cash offer comes after a difficult past few years for Amsterdam-based Just Eat, which had enjoyed booming business – and a soaring share price – during the pandemic when households were forced to eat at home, but saw trading and its stock price pare bask sharply when lockdowns ended. Prosus already has a food business spanning 70 countries, with full ownership of Latin American food delivery platform iFood, as well as the stake in Delivery Hero, a 4% holding in global food delivery giant Meituan and a 25% stake in India's recently floated food and grocery delivery platform, Swiggy. It has had its sights on Just Eat for many years, having lost out to Netherlands-based firm in the battle to buy Just Eat in early 2020. Since then, Just Eat bought US food-ordering platform Grubhub in an ill-fated deal, paying 7.3 billion US dollars (£5.8 billion) at the height of the takeaway boom in 2021, only to offload the business for 650 million dollars (£514 million) last November. Just Eat also delisted from the London Stock Exchange last December to focus on its Amsterdam listing amid cost-cutting efforts.
Western Telegraph
19-05-2025
- Business
- Western Telegraph
Prosus launches £3.4bn takeover offer for Just Eat in deal ‘milestone'
Prosus, which is majority-owned by South Africa's Naspers, has agreed to pay 20.30 euro (£17.07) a share to buy the takeaway delivery giant. The firm already owns a 28% stake in Just Eat rival Delivery Hero. The launch of the offer marks an important milestone in the transaction process Jitse Groen, Just Eat chief executive Just Eat will continue to be based in Amsterdam under its current name and will maintain its key brands following the deal, the firms said. It comes after the pair provisionally agreed the deal in February amid a flurry of deals in the sector, with UK-listed Deliveroo recently announcing a £2.9 billion takeover by its US rival DoorDash. Prosus said it would be the fourth largest food delivery group in the world following the takeover. Jitse Groen, chief executive and founder of Just Eat said: 'The launch of the offer marks an important milestone in the transaction process. 'We are excited about the future and the opportunities this brings and recommend that our shareholders tender their shares and vote in favour of the resolutions at the upcoming extraordinary general meeting.' Fabricio Bloisi, chief executive of Prosus, added: 'Europe is at a pivotal moment to create a new generation of AI-powered tech champions, and this transaction is a unique opportunity to lead that transformation.' Prosus said it 'does not envisage material reductions in the total workforce of the Just Eat Takeaway Group' following the deal. Mr Bloisi has previously said he expects to grow the number of full-time workers Just Eat employs and its number of couriers. Shareholders in Just Just will vote on the deal at a meeting held on July 8 in Amsterdam. The planned all-cash offer comes after a difficult past few years for Amsterdam-based Just Eat, which had enjoyed booming business – and a soaring share price – during the pandemic when households were forced to eat at home, but saw trading and its stock price pare bask sharply when lockdowns ended. Prosus already has a food business spanning 70 countries, with full ownership of Latin American food delivery platform iFood, as well as the stake in Delivery Hero, a 4% holding in global food delivery giant Meituan and a 25% stake in India's recently floated food and grocery delivery platform, Swiggy. It has had its sights on Just Eat for many years, having lost out to Netherlands-based firm in the battle to buy Just Eat in early 2020. Since then, Just Eat bought US food-ordering platform Grubhub in an ill-fated deal, paying 7.3 billion US dollars (£5.8 billion) at the height of the takeaway boom in 2021, only to offload the business for 650 million dollars (£514 million) last November. Just Eat also delisted from the London Stock Exchange last December to focus on its Amsterdam listing amid cost-cutting efforts.
Leader Live
19-05-2025
- Business
- Leader Live
Prosus launches £3.4bn takeover offer for Just Eat in deal ‘milestone'
Prosus, which is majority-owned by South Africa's Naspers, has agreed to pay 20.30 euro (£17.07) a share to buy the takeaway delivery giant. The firm already owns a 28% stake in Just Eat rival Delivery Hero. Just Eat will continue to be based in Amsterdam under its current name and will maintain its key brands following the deal, the firms said. It comes after the pair provisionally agreed the deal in February amid a flurry of deals in the sector, with UK-listed Deliveroo recently announcing a £2.9 billion takeover by its US rival DoorDash. Prosus said it would be the fourth largest food delivery group in the world following the takeover. Jitse Groen, chief executive and founder of Just Eat said: 'The launch of the offer marks an important milestone in the transaction process. 'We are excited about the future and the opportunities this brings and recommend that our shareholders tender their shares and vote in favour of the resolutions at the upcoming extraordinary general meeting.' Fabricio Bloisi, chief executive of Prosus, added: 'Europe is at a pivotal moment to create a new generation of AI-powered tech champions, and this transaction is a unique opportunity to lead that transformation.' Prosus said it 'does not envisage material reductions in the total workforce of the Just Eat Takeaway Group' following the deal. Mr Bloisi has previously said he expects to grow the number of full-time workers Just Eat employs and its number of couriers. Shareholders in Just Just will vote on the deal at a meeting held on July 8 in Amsterdam. The planned all-cash offer comes after a difficult past few years for Amsterdam-based Just Eat, which had enjoyed booming business – and a soaring share price – during the pandemic when households were forced to eat at home, but saw trading and its stock price pare bask sharply when lockdowns ended. Prosus already has a food business spanning 70 countries, with full ownership of Latin American food delivery platform iFood, as well as the stake in Delivery Hero, a 4% holding in global food delivery giant Meituan and a 25% stake in India's recently floated food and grocery delivery platform, Swiggy. It has had its sights on Just Eat for many years, having lost out to Netherlands-based firm in the battle to buy Just Eat in early 2020. Since then, Just Eat bought US food-ordering platform Grubhub in an ill-fated deal, paying 7.3 billion US dollars (£5.8 billion) at the height of the takeaway boom in 2021, only to offload the business for 650 million dollars (£514 million) last November. Just Eat also delisted from the London Stock Exchange last December to focus on its Amsterdam listing amid cost-cutting efforts.
