Deliveroo is set to pull out of Singapore after 11 years, with its final day of service on March 4, 2026. The UK-born food delivery platform stated the decision followed a review of country-specific conditions as parent company DoorDash doubles down on markets where it sees a clearer path to sustainability and long-term leadership. Therefore, customers have been urged to use outstanding Deliveroo Singapore gift cards and credits before the platform goes offline next week. Here’s what we know.
Why is Deliveroo ceasing operations in Singapore?
The Deliveroo exit Singapore is expected to happen around 3pm on March 4, 2026. The company noted to users that the closure was a tough decision and stressed that it was proud of what it had achieved in more than a decade of serving restaurants, grocers, riders, and consumers here.
Meanwhile, the platform has appointed Kroll as liquidator to manage the winding down of its Singapore business, and said riders will continue fulfilling orders until the cut-off date, with all delivery fees and incentives processed and paid out by March 10. Additionally, Deliveroo Singapore stated that it will work closely with local teams, partners, and riders during the transition period.
Interestingly, the Deliveroo exit is part of a wider international retrenchment by DoorDash and this comes after Deliveroo ended services in Hong Kong last year.
Deliveroo ending service in Singapore means there’ll be less competition for food delivery orders. Potentially, this will push consumers towards these alternative food apps.
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