Articles about Naspers

Prosus extends Just Eat Takeaway offer deadline

Naspers-owned Prosus gives Just Eat Takeaway shareholders until October to accept a deal before it forces them out.

OLX invests over R300m to enhance AI capabilities

In the past year, the company spent $17 million to further strengthen its artificial intelligence capabilities, tools and talent base.

Naspers leans on AI to drive growth as profit surges

Artificial intelligence helped the e-commerce and tech investment group to grow annual revenue by 20%, with profitability up by 46%.

Prosus group president steps down

The Naspers subsidiary announces that group president and chief investment officer Ervin Tu will step down from his current role.

Prosus exceeds financial targets for e-commerce portfolio

The Naspers unit’s e-commerce businesses − OLX, Swiggy and iFood − deliver a solid performance in the company’s 2025 financial year.

Prosus to buy Just Eat Takeaway for R79bn

The Naspers unit intends to acquire Just Eat Takeaway.com’s entire issued share capital for €20.30 (R390) per share.

Data Privacy Day focuses on children’s privacy rights online

Tech evolution and development of data governance frameworks are at the forefront on International Data Privacy Day today.

Amazon.co.za sees online shopping growth

The e-commerce giant sees thousands of new customers shop on the store every week, as it onboards a multitude of independent sellers.

Naspers ups consolidated e-commerce profitability

The internet giant increases its e-commerce adjusted earnings before interest and taxes by five times, to $169 million, during the first half of its financial year.

Naspers SA CEO Mahanyele-Dabengwa joins board

Phuthi Mahanyele-Dabengwa is appointed as an executive director of Naspers, with effect from 1 April.

Naspers CEO eyes ‘deploying AI everywhere’

Fabricio Bloisi, who was appointed in May to replace Bob van Dijk, reflects on his first 100 days in the role.

SA’s digital platform economy has R91bn potential

The emerging digital platform market could add R91.4 billion to the country’s economy by 2035, says a Naspers report.