Just Eat
One of Europe's largest food delivery platforms, founded and headquartered in Amsterdam. After acquiring Grubhub for $7.3B in 2021 and selling it for $650M in January 2025, Just Eat has returned to its European roots. Now operates in 18 countries across Europe, publicly listed on Euronext Amsterdam and the London Stock Exchange.
Quick facts
It's returned to being Europe-focused after selling off the US-based Grubhub business, and operating in 18 countries means one account works across most of the continent.
The Grubhub acquisition and resale cost the company a huge amount of value, which speaks to some strategic instability, and delivery fees can stack up on smaller orders.
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Order food nowWhy does it score 83?
Incorporated in Amsterdam, Netherlands – a full EU member state.
Publicly traded on Euronext Amsterdam and the London Stock Exchange, so it isn't scored as a fully independent company despite staying EU-anchored.
Just Eat runs its own delivery and ordering infrastructure in the Netherlands rather than a third-party cloud.
GDPR-compliant, but the platform isn't open source and there's no independently published security audit on record.