Deliveroo shares slump on stock market debut

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An estimated 70,000 retail investors see value of their investments fall as takeaway food firm’s IPO ‘falls flat on its face’

– the share price fell by as much as 30% before recovering slightly to a 23% deficit by mid-morning, at around 300p.

 

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'Flopperoo'? Wow. That is awful. Deloseroo, Derisoroo ... Jeez man take your pick

Play with fire and your going to get burnt big time

Utter joke stock. Will NEVER make a profit. DUMP Deliveroo

Even Uber Eats loses money, some of these gig economy shares are best avoided.

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