DoorDash Expands Globally with Strategic Acquisitions

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DoorDash Expands Globally with Strategic Acquisitions

DoorDash is significantly bolstering its global footprint with the acquisition of UK-based Deliveroo for £2.9 billion, approximately $3.9 billion. The all-cash deal, announced on May 6, 2025, is set to enhance DoorDash's presence across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, with major markets like Britain and Ireland now within reach. Alongside this major acquisition, DoorDash has also agreed to purchase SevenRooms, a hospitality software firm, for $1.2 billion, aiming to boost its merchant services and in-store sales capabilities.

These strategic acquisitions are expected to facilitate DoorDash's operation in over 40 markets globally, thereby significantly strengthening its international reach. Associated Press reported that these moves not only broaden the company's market but also align with its strategy to enhance service offerings in diverse regions.

In tandem with these expansions, DoorDash has reported record revenue of $3.03 billion in the first quarter of 2025, marking a 21% increase from the previous year. This growth reflects strong demand for delivery services and highlights DoorDash's commitment to extend its market leadership through targeted acquisitions and enhanced services.

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