Shares of Delivery Hero SE slid on Monday after the delivery platform warned that the European Commission could slap it with a “significant fine” over antitrust violations.
Shares in Germany's Delivery Hero (ETR:DHER, OTCQX:DLVHF)'s fell 5.5% after announcing potential EU fines of more than €400 million for anti-competitive behaviour with the ripples felt across the European fast food sector. Shares initially dropped 17%, after it emerged regulators were investigating the company's alleged market-sharing agreements, sensitive information exchanges, and no-poach deals, prompting Delivery Hero to increase its previous €186 million provision.
Berlin-based food delivery giant Delivery Hero has warned investors it may “ultimately” face an antitrust fine of up to €400 million.
Shares in Delivery Hero slump 16% to their lowest levels since February, after the German online food takeaway firm said it may face a fine exceeding 400 million euros ($433 million) due to antitrust violations.
Delivery Hero operates in multiple regions, including Asia, Middle East/North Africa, Europe, and Latin America, with strong market leadership in each region. The company has achieved strong top-line growth and positive adjusted EBITDA, driven by strong market leadership, strategic expansion into less competitive markets, and a focus on cost efficiency. Delivery Hero's performance varied across regions, with strong growth in Europe and MENA, underperformance in Latin America due to macro headwinds in Argentina, and challenges in Asia due to intense competition.
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