Grubhub

Grubhub (NYSE: GRUB) is a leading US food ordering and delivery marketplace that connects diners with local restaurants. Founded in the early 2000s in Chicago, the company merged with New York-based Seamless in 2013. The company was acquired by Just Eat Takeaway.com in 2021 for USD 7.3 billion, and in November 2023, the company announced it would be sold to Wonder Group for USD 650 million, with the deal expected to close in Q1 2025. In fiscal year 2023, Grubhub generated revenue of USD 2.1 billion and processed USD 8.7 billion in gross transaction value.

• Food Delivery Marketplace: Core service connecting customers to over 375,000 restaurants and merchants across 4,000 US cities for food delivery and pickup orders

• Grubhub+: Subscription service priced at USD 9.99 per month offering unlimited free delivery on eligible orders, exclusive perks and rewards

• Campus Dining: Provides online ordering solutions at more than 360 universities

• Corporate Accounts: Offers meal perk platforms for over 10,000 companies

• Grocery & Convenience: Partnership with Gopuff to deliver groceries, alcohol and essential items in select cities

• Multi-Restaurant Ordering: Allows customers to order from multiple restaurants in a single order

The company continued to expand its community impact initiatives in 2023, investing USD 15 million through the Grubhub Community Fund and other programs supporting over 500 organizations across 45 states. In Chicago, its hometown, the Grubhub Community Fund provided USD 1.6 million to local nonprofits and helped distribute almost 3.9 million pounds of food through food bank partnerships. The company maintained a focus on three key areas: helping close the hunger gap, creating opportunities in the hospitality industry, and supporting independent restaurants.