Delivery Hero shares rise 10% as rival Uber mulls another takeover bid

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Coverage across the outlets is largely consistent in reporting the rise in Delivery Hero's shares due to the takeover bid. CNBC and Investing.com emphasize the percentage increase and the implications of the bid, while Google News, citing…

Joseph Wilkins· May 25, 2026 · 7:15 AM UTC ·1 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 37 views

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Delivery Hero shares rise 10% as rival Uber mulls another takeover bid

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Delivery Hero's shares increased by over 10% following reports of a potential improved takeover bid from Uber. The German food delivery firm confirmed receiving an offer of €33 per share, valuing it at over €10 billion. Uber has become Delivery Hero's largest shareholder, increasing its stake to approximately 19.5%.

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▪Delivery Hero's shares rose over 10% after news of a potential Uber takeover bid.
▪Uber's initial offer of €33 per share was confirmed by Delivery Hero.
▪Uber has increased its stake in Delivery Hero to about 19.5%, making it the largest shareholder.

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▪ Delivery Hero shares surge to 18-month high as Uber eyes takeover - Reuters — Google News
▪ Delivery Hero shares surge to 18-month high on report Uber will make a new offer — Investing.com — News

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Shares in Delivery Hero rose over 10% on Monday morning following a Financial Times report that U.S. rival Uber weighed an improved bid for the German food delivery firm. Delivery Hero confirmed in a statement on Saturday that it had received a takeover offer from Uber of €33 ($38.29) per share, which would value the company's market capitalization at over €10bn. The German company added it "remains fully focused on executing its strategic review process and further updates will be provided as required or appropriate".Delivery Hero shares opened 10.5% higher.On Sunday, the FT reported that Uber's board had convened on Saturday to discuss an improved bid for its Berlin-based counterpart, after a €38 per share offer was reportedly rejected by one of Delivery Hero's major shareholders.

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