Group 1 - Ele.me has launched the "Hungry Subsidy Over 100 Billion" campaign, offering consumers daily surprises and low-price benefits through the app [1][3] - The campaign aims to enhance consumer satisfaction and marks Ele.me's renewed efforts in the competitive subsidy landscape, evolving the competition from a "two-tiger" scenario to a "three-country" battle [1][3] - Price is a key factor in attracting consumers in the fiercely competitive food delivery market, especially after Ele.me lost market share to competitors like JD Delivery [3][20] Group 2 - JD Delivery has also entered the 100 billion subsidy arena, announcing a significant investment of over 10 billion yuan within a year, showcasing its determination to capture market share [10][13] - The subsidy strategy includes a universal subsidy for all users, with discounts up to 20 yuan applicable to various major restaurant brands, enhancing user engagement [10][13] - Meituan Delivery is not lagging behind, planning to invest 100 billion yuan over three years to support the restaurant industry, focusing on various merchant support initiatives [13][19] Group 3 - The intense competition in the food delivery sector is driven by market saturation and the need for platforms to secure limited market shares through effective strategies like the 100 billion subsidy [20][22] - Consumers are increasingly price-sensitive and demand higher quality and service, prompting platforms to enhance their offerings while providing subsidies [22][24] - The competition fosters innovation and upgrades within the industry, as platforms strive to improve service models, delivery efficiency, and food safety management [24]