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UK Deliveroo orders soar by 59% despite restaurants reopening
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Deliveroo enjoyed a 59% increase in orders in the UK and Ireland between July and September despite the return of dine-in restaurant eating, as a partnership with Amazon more than doubled members of its premium subscription service.
The food delivery platform, which has performed strongly during the coronavirus pandemic, with customers often under lockdown restrictions, reported 35.8m orders in the third quarter compared with 22.6m in the same period last year.
Adding in its international market sales, that totalled 74.6m orders, up from 45.4m, a 64% rise. The company expects the gross transactional value (GTV) of all its orders to grow by 60% to 70% this year, having previously told investors to expect growth of 50% to 60%. Deliveroo’s
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