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Thursday 20 January 2022 7:34 am

Deliveroo celebrates 70 per cent jump in transactions with average orders per customer climbing to 3.4 per month

By: Michiel Willems

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Deliveroo saw sales jump last year as customers continued to increase the number of orders they placed on the platform despite lockdown easing.

The company said that gross transaction value – its favourite measure – rose 70% around the world, at the top end of what it had told shareholders to expect.

In the UK, growth was only slightly stronger, up 71%, despite the company expanding so it can now deliver to 77% of the UK population, compared to 53% a year earlier.

Customers ordered 3.4 times from the app on average each month, compared to 3.2 times per month during the height of 2020 lockdown in the spring and summer.

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