German food delivery group Delivery Hero said Thursday it has agreed to be acquired by U.S. ride-hailing giant Uber in a 12.7 billion euro ($14.6 billion) deal.
Jefferies has raised its target price on Delivery Hero (XETRA:DHER, OTCQX:DLVHF) from €29 to €42.50, arguing that the scramble by Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER, XETRA:UT8)and DoorDash to acquire the German food delivery group is just the beginning of an endgame that should push the shares higher still. Uber tabled an indicative offer of €33 per share last week, valuing Delivery Hero at around €10 billion, but the approach was swiftly rebuffed.
Delivery Hero stock jumped more than 10% on Monday as investors bet that Uber's opening move for the Berlin-based food delivery group may be only the start of a bigger takeover fight. The immediate trigger was Delivery Hero's confirmation that Uber had made an indicative €33-a-share approach, valuing the company at more than €10 billion.
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Hero Technologies Inc. is positioned as an early-stage enterprise within the burgeoning cannabis industry. Operating from its base in Dover, Delaware, the company dedicates its focus towards innovations in cannabis cultivation and distribution. Hero Technologies stands out through its commitment to leveraging advanced aeroponic systems and genetic engineering to revolutionize how cannabis is grown, processed, and brought to market. With aspirations to impact both medical and recreational cannabis sectors, the organization plans to integrate vertically, encompassing cultivation, production, distribution, packaging, and retail operations, including dispensaries.
Hero Technologies Inc. offers a distinct array of products and services aimed at enhancing the efficiency and quality of cannabis cultivation, alongside ensuring its accessibility across various market segments: