Movement Alert|DoorDash Rises 3.26% in Regular Trading, Multiple Institutions Maintain Buy Ratings and Global Platform Integration Progress Boost Sentiment

Market Focus05-22 21:59

On May 22, DoorDash rose 3.26% in regular trading, trading at $163.395/share, with trading volume of approximately $99 million, rebounding from earlier post-earnings weakness.

On the news front, multiple institutions recently issued research reports maintaining positive ratings on DoorDash. CITIC Securities raised its target price to $172 while maintaining an Overweight rating, and Rothschild&Co Redburn raised its target to $350. On the fundamental side, the company's Q1 order volume, GOV, and revenue all maintained year-over-year expansion trends. Notably, the global unified technology platform's six foundational modules — payments, anti-fraud, customer service, subscription management, merchant tools, and logistics delivery — have fully reached production stage, with DoorDash, Wolt, and Deliveroo all connected to production traffic. Additionally, the Deliveroo integration is progressing in line with guidance, and the membership ecosystem scale reached an all-time high, with MAU and membership registrations both setting single-quarter records.

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