Deliveroo e-gift cards sales skyrocket 300%

The surge is driven by firms granting incentives for remote staff.

Deliveroo has seen over 300% increase in the sales of e-gift cards in Singapore and over 900% increase in Hong Kong since the onset of COVID-19, the company said.

It has also seen a 400% jump in the number of organisations across the two countries joining its corporate arm Deliveroo for Business (DfB).

The trend has grown significantly as many Singaporeans are still working from home during post-circuit breaker and Deliveroo expects the demand to grow steadily in the months ahead.

The company has also revealed that major pharma and tech corporations in Singapore such as Certis, Schiavello, and Lotame are using DfB whilst insurance and law companies like Total Loyalty and Insider are adopting the service in Hong Kong.

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