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Just Eat Takeaway - Gain to date: 113%

March 2020

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  • Epic Code:
  • JET
  • Price:
  • 7800p
Dutch firm Takeaway.com has won the protracted bidding war and its improved offer of 0.12111 Takeaway.com share for each Just Eat share has gone unconditional. Just Eat’s shareholders will own 58% in the combined group and at the current price it’s worth 945p to Just Eat shareholders.Takeaway.com has also said that following completion of the merger it will sell Just Eat’s stake in iFood, returning 50% of the proceeds to shareholders.The combined group, now called Just Eat Takeaway, has just commenced trading on the LSE (alongside its dual listing on Amsterdam’s Euronext) with the ticker JET.Gain since we highlighted the shares at 444p in July ‘16 is 113%. We think there are significant ...

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