Naspers is cutting its stake in lucrative Chinese investment Tencent by as much as 2 percent in a deal that could net the South African media and e-commerce group up to $11 billion. Naspers said ...

Naspers and Prosus proposed to remove the much-hated cross-holding structure. Find out why we think the NAPRF-PROSF deal outcome is a real simplification.

Bob van Dijk, the chief executive of Dutch e-commerce investor Prosus and its controlling shareholder Naspers, has resigned from the top role, including the boards, with immediate effect. Ervin Tu ...

Most readers would already be aware that Naspers' (JSE:NPN) stock increased significantly by 22% over the past ...

Naspers delivered a strong performance during a transformative year, as we build the leading lifestyle ecommerce company in Latin America, Europe and India, driven by AI and innovation. ● Ecommerce ...

A little more than 100 years ago, Naspers Ltd. was created by white South Africans to produce a Dutch-language newspaper. Now the continent’s biggest company, Naspers just named its first woman ...

Naspers sold a further 24bn rand (1.5bn euros) worth of Prosus shares in Amsterdam in January. “We would be surprised if the best idea management has to reduce the discount at which Naspers trades to ...

LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Naspers’ Tencent problem is as big as ever. The $100 billion South African company has long traded at a hefty discount to the value of its 31% stake in the ...

HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Naspers has a new Tencent quandary. The South African group has long traded at a big discount to its stake in the Chinese tech giant, currently worth $100 billion.

Naspers, Africa’s most valuable company, said it put up $660 million. Have a confidential tip for our reporters? Get in Touch. Before it’s here, it’s on the Bloomberg Terminal ...

Naspers will also retain its South African assets, consisting of Media24 and several e-commerce sites such as Takealot, Mr D Food and Property24. Receiving new shares, ADS or not ...

South African media and e-commerce group Naspers has gained stock exchange approval to spin-off and list Multichoice, Africa's biggest pay-TV business by subscribers, the company said on Monday.