Articles about Naspers

Bosses of top JSE-listed tech companies take home R1.38bn in 2025

Karooooo CEO Zak Calisto scored the most in 2025, making R1.27 billion just by trading shares.

Tech sector posts 42% gains amid winners, losers

Analysts pick their top stocks for this year, and look at what 2026 may hold.

Takealot reaches double-digit growth, 4.8m active shoppers

SA’s biggest online shopping site sees a 14% increase in customers from last year, reaching 4.8 million active shoppers.

Naspers, Prosus set for minimum $7.3bn revenue

JSE-listed Naspers and its international arm Prosus are set to deliver more than $7.3 billion in revenue for 2026.

SA tech leaders see G20 Summit as catalyst for growth

South Africa readies to host its first African G20 Summit, showcasing local tech innovation and investment opportunities amid US diplomatic tensions.

Naspers gives back another R475.6m to shareholders

Overall, digital and lifestyle conglomerate Naspers has returned R134 billion to shareholders as it seeks to return value.

Prosus unveils AI-powered large commerce models

The company rolls out an AI system trained on 500 million users and 10 trillion data tokens, which it says will replace traditional e-commerce search.

Naspers shares gain traction as shareholders buy into split

The company’s stock has gone from R17.50 to R6 395 in just three decades before the company split its stock to give shareholders more value.

Takealot extends e-commerce lead despite arrival of disruptors

The Naspers-owned group maintains its grip on the market, despite multinational e-commerce disruptors like Amazon, Shein and Temu gaining momentum in SA.

Naspers returns R130bn in value to shareholders

The digital giant yesterday bought R564.4 million-worth of its own shares, returning value to investors.

Prosus to back Africa’s women-led tech start-ups

The Tech FoundHER Challenge opens to women-led tech start-ups operating in Africa, with equity-free grants totalling R1.8 million.

Prosus ups the ante on AI agent deployment

The Naspers subsidiary doubled the number of artificial intelligence agents working alongside its employees in July, says CEO Fabricio Bloisi.