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Just Eat - Shares soar to new highs

September 2016

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  • Epic Code:
  • JE.
  • Price:
  • 555p
Shares in Just Eat, the world’s largest online market place for delivering takeaway food, surged to a new high of 569p after interims were so strong that management upgraded its forecasts for the year and now expects EBITDA of £106m-£108m up from £102m-£104m.For the six months ended June revenues rose 59% to almost £172m with EBITDA rising 107% to £53.4m. Eps increased 81% to 5.6p. The UK enjoyed a 44% spike in sales to £110.5m, Established markets rose 33% to £35.1m while developing markets increased 220% to £11.2m. The Menulog acquisition (Australia / New Zealand) performed well with first time sales of £14.7m.For the year ending December ‘16, Deutsche ...

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