Just Eat has seen its shares rise 40% over the year, while the FTSE 100 itself is up by less than 4% (excluding dividends). The rise in the share price has come on the back of excellent trading updates and steady growth, not just in sales, but in profits as well. Just Eat has even begun to generate free …
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