Uber buys Delivery Hero. Glovo in Poland is set to go to SSW Partners
Uber has announced a takeover of Delivery Hero, the group that owns Glovo. The deal is valued at well over ten billion euros and should close in the second half of 2027, after competition approvals.
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What happens to Glovo in Poland
Markets with competition risks, including Poland, were left out of the deal. Glovo’s Polish business is set to go to the New York fund SSW Partners, which plans to sell it on. The reason: in Poland Uber Eats and Glovo are direct competitors.
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Nothing for now. Until the deal closes, Glovo and Uber Eats run separately on the current rules. You can ride with both apps in parallel.
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