Base: Respondents who are likely to be using online food delivery services at least the same way as they do currently, N=1,567 Source: Euromonitor International Survey 2021. The convenience of food delivery was the number one reason for continued and increased usage post-pandemic.Д¬hart 2: Top reasons for using online food delivery services as frequently or more frequently in Southeast Asia Close to 9 in 10 consumers (87%) expect their usage to remain the same or increase even as COVID-19 restrictions ease. Between October 2020 and March 2021, 78% of consumers in the region used the service once a week or more. While the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated food delivery adoption in Southeast Asia, a rising appreciation for food delivery services will contribute to its sustained growth. Note 2: New user is defined as consumers who started using online food delivery services during COVID-19 period (in 2020 or 2021) Note 1: Southeast Asia refers to Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam only Source: Euromonitor International Survey 2021, Base: All respondents, N=1800

The main motivations for trying the service were to avoid dining out and to minimise contact with others, to order food for family and friends, and to enjoy exclusive promotions only available for online delivery.Д¬hart 1: Percentage of new online food delivery users in Southeast Asia The report revealed that about one in four (26%) surveyed consumers in the region were new users of online food delivery services during the pandemic. The report was based on research completed in Q2 2021 and seeks to provide an in-depth view into the food delivery industry over the next five years, including Southeast Asian consumersвЂ™ appetite for food delivery services post-COVID-19. Grab, the leading online food delivery player in Southeast Asia, released its 2021 Food Delivery Industry Overview report in partnership with Euromonitor International today. Growth is expected to be fastest in emerging markets such as Myanmar, Vietnam and the Philippines, with the total regional online food delivery Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) to more than triple from US$9 billion in 2020 to US$28 billion in 2025. SINGAPORE, 3 September 2021 вЂ“ Southeast AsiaвЂ™s online food delivery spend is expected to grow more than two times faster than the total foodservice spend in the region over the next five years at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24.4% versus 12.1%. GrabFood is the top of mind brand among surveyed consumers and the category leader by GMV in Southeast Asia.Strong preference for convenience and positive macroeconomic trends expected to spur food and grocery delivery growth.Food delivery transactions to reach US$28B in 2 025, with fastest growth coming from emerging markets.

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