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DoorDash shares jump 17% on $8 billion deal, earnings beat

The all-stock deal is DoorDash's biggest purchase to date, eclipsing the acquisition of Caviar in 2019

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A Wolt food delivery courier rides a Tier electric scooter in Oslo, Norway, on Monday, Aug. 2, 2021. Photo: Bloomberg

Jackie Davalos | Bloomberg
DoorDash Inc.’s shares soared 17% as the market opened on Wednesday, after the biggest meal-delivery service in the U.S. said it’s buying Finnish food-delivery startup Wolt Enterprises Oy for about $8 billion.
 
The all-stock deal is DoorDash’s biggest purchase to date, eclipsing the acquisition of Caviar in 2019. It’s the latest merger in the quickly consolidating food-delivery market, which has benefited handsomely during the pandemic, but where profits are elusive. Last year saw Europe’s Just Eat Takeaway.com NV buy Grubhub for $7.3 billion while Uber Technologies Inc. snapped up Postmates Inc. for $2.65 billion.  

Doordash, which also posted third-quarter results that