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Uber Acquires ezCater for $2.3B to Expand B2B Catering

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Uber has announced a $2.3 billion all-cash acquisition of Boston-based ezCater, a workplace catering platform that generated over $2.5 billion in gross bookings in the trailing 12 months. This deal positions Uber to capture higher-value scheduled deliveries from corporate meals, employee programs, and events, with average order values exceeding $400. ezCater will be integrated with Uber Eats and Uber for Business, creating a unified platform for corporate food delivery.

Separately, Uber Freight appointed Erin Mitchell as senior vice president of implementation to lead customer onboarding and transportation management system deployments, signaling the company's focus on converting technology sales into successful operational deployments. The acquisition is expected to close within the coming months pending regulatory approval.

These moves demonstrate Uber's strategy to expand beyond consumer delivery into higher-margin B2B logistics services while strengthening operational execution across its supply chain divisions.

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