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Just Eat Delivers Strong Results

Processed orders worth more than £1 billion.

JUST EAT plc has announced another year of growth, with revenues for the year ended 31 December 2014 up 62% to £157.0 million and underlying EBITDA up 131% to £32.6 million.

The global online market place for restaurant delivery also disclosed that its orders soared by 52% to 61.2 million and its active users up 37% to 8.1 million.

It also reported mobile strategy success as UK orders placed via mobile devices has reached 61% of the orders.

David Buttress,  CEO, said of the results: “It’s been another excellent year for JUST EAT. Our results demonstrate how we are successfully building market-leading positions as more consumers discover the ease of use and wide choice of cuisines that our marketplaces for takeaway food offer.”
 

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