Pizza Hut is being sold for about $2.7 billion as it faces growing competition from restaurant delivery services, according to reports. Both outlets say the chain has struggled in recent years as delivery companies such as DoorDash and Uber Eats have expanded their reach and promoted delivery access to many cuisines, not only pizza. The wider “delivery culture” has shifted consumer ordering habits toward app-based delivery, increasing pressure on pizza-focused operators that depend on carryout and traditional dine-in traffic. The reported sale price reflects the company’s challenges in a market where customers can order alternatives from multiple restaurant brands through delivery platforms. While the sources describe the competitive pressure from delivery services, they do not detail additional financial terms in the provided excerpts beyond the overall sale amount. The deal is reported as an acquisition that will transfer ownership of Pizza Hut to new hands, following a period of squeezed performance tied to the changing delivery landscape.