The British-Dutch take out delivery company Just Eat said Wednesday its shares on the London Stock Exchange will cease trading Dec. 24, saying liquidity and trading volumes were too low to make it worthwhile.

Dutch takeaway delivery company that proved a favourite with Brits during lockdown, is to leave the London Stock Exchange.

Netherlands-based food delivery company Just Eat Takeaway.com on Wednesday announced its plans to de-list its stock from the London stock exchange at the end of this year, the latest large company to withdraw from the bourse.

The food-delivery group said it aims to reduce the administrative burden, complexity and costs associated with its London listing, as it joins a growing list of companies leaving the U.K. bourse.

Investing.com -- Shares of Just Eat Takeaway (LON: JETJ) fell on Tuesday following the company’s plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange (LON: LSEG ). The decision comes as the food delivery giant continues to streamline its operations and address administrative and cost concerns associated with maintaining its secondary listing in London.

Delivery firm Just Eat has announced its intention to delist from the London Stock Exchange. The takeaway giant said it had made the decision to cancel its secondary London listing “in order to reduce the administrative burden, complexity and costs” borne by the business.

Amsterdam-based meal delivery giant, Just Eat, is set to pull out of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) by the end of 2024.  The company on Wednesday

In another setback for the City, the food delivery giant said it wanted to reduce the 'administrative burden, complexity and costs' associated with its listing.