Getir in advanced talks to acquire rival Gorillas

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// Getir is in advanced talks to acquire rival rapid delivery firm Gorillas, people familiar with the matter said, according to a report by Bloomberg.
// According to the publication, the proposed deal would be a mixture of cash and equity, although no decisions have been finalised and ongoing discussions may not result in a transaction.

The potential acquisition would give Getir greater reach in key European markets including the UK and Germany.

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Getir in advanced talks to acquire rival Gorillas

// Getir is in advanced talks to acquire rival rapid delivery firm Gorillas, people familiar with the matter said, according to a report by Bloomberg.
// According to the publication, the proposed deal would be a mixture of cash and equity, although no decisions have been finalised and ongoing discussions may not result in a transaction.

The potential acquisition would give Getir greater reach in key European markets including the UK and Germany.

Read the full story at Charged Retail here

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