Interesting .. DYOR… Cheers AntonTo estimate the annual...

Interesting .. DYOR… Cheers Anton

To estimate the annual transaction volumes for the major food delivery platforms in Australia, we can infer from available data and typical market characteristics:

1. **Uber Eats**: As previously mentioned, Uber Eats reported global gross bookings of $67.8 billion in 2023. If we conservatively estimate that Australia constitutes about 2-3% of the global market (considering

Australia's significant market size but smaller population compared to the entire global market),

this would translate to approximately $1.35 to $2.03 billion in annual transactions for Uber Eats in Australia.

2. **Menulog**: While specific transaction volumes for Menulog in Australia are not publicly detailed, given its extensive reach covering 90% of Australian addresses, it's plausible to estimate that Menulog could be handling a substantial portion of the market.

If Menulog holds around 30-40% market share similar to its competitors, and assuming the food delivery market size is similar to Uber Eats, Menulog's transactions could range significantly, potentially reaching up to half of Uber Eats given its strong local presence.

3. **DoorDash**: DoorDash, being a relatively new entrant to the Australian market but growing rapidly, could be seeing transaction volumes growing to capture a decent market share. Estimating conservatively, DoorDash might be generating transactions worth several hundreds of millions, particularly if it matches the growth trajectory similar to other regions.

4. **EASI**: Specializing in Asian cuisine, EASI could be a smaller but significant player in the niche market. Given its specialized market, the transaction volume could be lower compared to giants like Uber Eats but could still be substantial within its target demographic. An estimate in the lower hundreds of millions would not be unreasonable.

These estimates are speculative and based on the assumption that these platforms' market share and reported global figures translate proportionally to the Australian market. For more precise figures, one would need access to company reports or market analysis specific to Australia's food delivery sector.