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    UK Food Delivery Firm Deliveroo to Exit Hong Kong

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    Posted on March 10, 2025

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    Last updated: January 25, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Deliveroo exits Hong Kong, selling assets to foodpanda. Loss-making operations led to this strategic decision, affecting 5% of transactions.

    UK food delivery firm Deliveroo to exit Hong Kong

    (Reuters) -British meal delivery company Deliveroo said on Monday that it will exit its Hong Kong operations by selling some assets to Delivery Hero's foodpanda for an undisclosed amount, and by closing other assets.

    "There are several dynamics specific to the Hong Kong market which led the Board to consider strategic options and ... determine that it would not serve shareholders' best interests to continue to operate in Hong Kong," Deliveroo said in a statement.

    The company's operations in Hong Kong were loss making and accounted for about 5% of overall transactions. 

    Deliveroo said it has nominated liquidators to close its Hong Kong businesses that it did not sell to foodpanda, and that its Hong Kong platform will remain live until April 7. 

    (Reporting by Pushkala Aripaka in Bengaluru; Editing by Mrigank Dhaniwala)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Deliveroo is exiting the Hong Kong market.
    • •Assets sold to foodpanda for an undisclosed amount.
    • •Hong Kong operations were loss-making.
    • •Hong Kong accounted for 5% of transactions.
    • •Platform remains live until April 7.

    Frequently Asked Questions about UK food delivery firm Deliveroo to exit Hong Kong

    1Why is Deliveroo exiting the Hong Kong market?

    Deliveroo is exiting its Hong Kong operations due to several market dynamics that led the Board to determine it would not serve shareholders' best interests to continue operating there.

    2What will happen to Deliveroo's operations in Hong Kong?

    Deliveroo has nominated liquidators to close its Hong Kong businesses that were not sold to foodpanda, and its platform will remain live until April 7.

    3What percentage of Deliveroo's overall transactions came from Hong Kong?

    The company's operations in Hong Kong accounted for about 5% of overall transactions.

    4Who is acquiring Deliveroo's Hong Kong assets?

    Deliveroo is selling some of its assets in Hong Kong to Delivery Hero's foodpanda for an undisclosed amount.

    5When did Deliveroo announce its exit from Hong Kong?

    Deliveroo announced its exit from Hong Kong operations on Monday.

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