This document summarizes the performance of different technology sectors during the COVID-19 pandemic. It finds that ecommerce, streaming, gaming, and food delivery companies have seen rising stock prices, while travel, advertising, retail, and mobility companies have been hit hard. It also notes that video conferencing, health, and food delivery platforms are outperforming the overall market. The document discusses how the pandemic has led to an unprecedented shift to online grocery shopping in Europe. It analyzes the structural versus cyclical impacts of the crisis and finds that some sectors like food delivery are benefiting from both short and long-term trends. The challenges for online grocery delivery companies to meet skyrocketing demand are also summarized.
4. Amazon and Netflix outperform. Apple, Google, FB market performance.
Share price performancex
Current market cap
% change since 31 Jan
Ecommerce
Platform
$ 919B
(0.6%)
TV
Streaming
$ 146B
(3%)
Search
Advertising
$ 735B
(27%)
Electronics
$ 1.0T
(29%)
S&P500 - (32%)
Social
Advertising
$ 427B
(33%)2 dec2019 23 dec 2019 15 jan2020 6 feb2020 28 feb2019 20 mar2020
40%
20%
0%
(10%)
(20%)
(30%)
(40%)
31 January
Source: Dealroom.co, Google Finance as of March 21.
5. Travel, advertising, retail and mobility have been hit hard.
Current market cap
% change since 31 Jan
S&P500 (33%)
Real estate
Marketplace
$ 4.0B
(36%)
Mobility &
Fooddelivery
$ 37B
(42%)
Retail
Payments
$17B
(50%)
Advertising
$ 34B
(50%)
Mobility
$ 7.0B
(55%)
Travel
$ 7.0B
(56%)
Source: Dealroom.co, Google Finance as of March 21.
2 dec2019 23 dec 2019 15 jan2020 6 feb2020 28 feb2019 20 mar2020
40%
20%
0%
(20%)
(40%)
(60%)
(80%)
Share price performancex
31 January
6. Video conferencing, health and food delivery are outperforming the market.
Current market cap
% change since 31 Jan
Videoconferencing
SaaS
$ 36B
77%
Telemedicine
Health
$ 10B
37%
Food
Groceries
$ 10B
4%
Games
$ 6B
(2%)
Food
Delivery
$ 14B
(6%)
S&P500 - (33%)
2 dec2019 23 dec 2019 15 jan2020 6 feb2020 28 feb2019 20 mar2020
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
(20%)
(40%)
(20%)
Source: Dealroom.co, Google Finance as of March 21.
Share price performancex
31 January
9. Structural vs. cyclical impact: a mental framework.
Source: Dealroom.co
Structural positive
Structural negative
Cyclical negative Cyclical positive
MealkitsOnline groceries
Cleantech
Ride hailing
Collaboration
software
Jobs
Discretionary
eCommerce
Sharing
economy
Carsharing
Telehealth
Passion
economy
Freelance
Gig economy
Gaming
Realestate
Travel
Restauranttech
Streaming
video/musicFintech
Telecom/
hosting
Frontier tech
Food delivery
Staples
eCommerce
Both Structural andcyclical
impact, because crisis is
accelerating a trend that
was alreadyunderway.
Will the sharing economy
bunce back fully or only
partially?
Biotech
Online eduction
Passion economy and
freelance couldbenefit from
social distancing in the long
run (morecontroversial)
14. Online delivery faces similar challenges as hospitals
Health
Secure health of all
employees across all
locations
Capacity
Maintain and grow
capacity to keep food
supply running
#25: Voice interfaces
Autonomous warehouses
Self-driving delivery
Trading food is one of the oldest and most fundamental business of humans. We do it since thousands of years.
But think about, how are you consuming now media, and how did it your parents do it 20 years back?
How do you comunidate now, and how did your parents do 20 years ago?
How do you do your finance, and how did you pranets do 20 years ago?
And now in contrast, how are you shopping for your groceries, and how did your parents do it? Sure, some will already use Picnic, some may use mealkit serives.
But for many digital innovation and disruption hasnt have any impact to buying your groceries. And our mission is simple: We want to change how your shop for your grociers. We want to make it simple, fun and affordable.
We started the business with a very simple question: Why?