Deliveroo

Deliveroo exits Singapore as parent DoorDash shifts focus

Despite controls in place to verify users’ right to work in the UK, “there continues to be abuse in the sector” through account sharing, the British government said in a press release.

UK food delivery firms to crack down on irregular migrant workers

Deliveroo’s directors, including chief executive officer Will Shu, have agreed to offer their shares in the deal, and DoorDash said it has agreements from investors representing 15.4 per cent of the stock so far.

DoorDash agrees to buy Deliveroo in US$3.9 billion deal

Deliveroo has “nominated liquidators to manage closure of the Hong Kong business and the remainder of its assets in the most efficient way possible”.

UK's Deliveroo quits Hong Kong market

Deliveroo is not aiming to compete with e-commerce platforms, says Jason Parke, general manager, Deliveroo Singapore.

Deliveroo launches shopping service, but food delivery still the mainstay: Singapore GM

A Deliveroo rider uses a PMA during a simulation activity at the workshop.
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Deliveroo hosts workshop to promote inclusive road safety for persons with disabilities

Deliveroo's cloud kitchen at CT Hub 2. The delivery platform has since shut all of its cloud kitchens in Singapore, joining the likes of peers Grab and foodpanda.

Cloudy with a chance of closure: A failed recipe for Deliveroo, Grab and foodpanda

Deliveroo’s Editions site at Alice@Mediapolis in one-north – which spanned over 3,000 sq ft – opened in March 2019 to much fanfare.

Deliveroo shuts cloud kitchens in Singapore amid high operating costs

NTUC secretary-general Ng Chee Meng (seventh from left), assistant secretary-general Yeo Wan Ling (fourth from left) and director of the Union of Freelancers and Self-Employed Persons Jean See (second from right) with platform work association representatives.

NTUC to form new platform work associations, if Bill implementing protections is passed

The measures are aimed at improving the financial security of workers for on-demand platforms such as Grab and foodpanda.

Singapore’s platform worker protections kick in from Jan 2025; more cash support for CPF contributions