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ETtech Exclusive | Closing new deals in India despite Byju's debacle: Prosus CEO Fabricio BloisiFabricio Bloisi, CEO of Prosus and Naspers, affirmed continued investment in Indian startups despite a $500 million loss from Byju's. Highl...- Delhivery slides back to losses; Prosus names new CEOLogistics startup Delhivery fell back into the red for the March quarter but managed to narrow its losses on a year-on-year basis. This and...
- Swiggy, Meesho investor Prosus and parent Naspers name Fabricio Bloisi as CEOFabricio Bloisi appointed chief executive of Prosus and Naspers, succeeding Bob van Dijk. Bloisi, current CEO of iFood, a food delivery bus...
- Bob van Dijk abruptly steps down as CEO of Prosus, parent NaspersProsus has invested over $10 billion in India with a portfolio of startups such as Swiggy, Flipkart, Urban Company, Byju’s, Meesho and othe...
- Prosus & Naspers CEO Bob van Dijk steps down abruptly; Zomato hits 52-week highIt’s been a day for top-level exits. The really big one: Bob van Dijk, CEO of Dutch-listed technology investment firm Prosus and its parent...
- Naspers chairman Koos Bekker says company has no plans to sell Tencent stakeThe 26% stake in Tencent, valued at around $100 billion, forms the bulk of the value of both companies.
- Naspers hits the market with $10 bn from Tencent stake saleNaspers plans to use the capital to scale and consolidate its position in "core ecommerce segments" globally.
- Naspers lines up billions for tech investmentsNaspers has become one of the world’s largest investors in e-commerce ventures as it tries to build on the success of its early stage inves...
- Indian internet market will take time and money to mature, too early to think about exits: Naspers CEONaspers, one of the earliest and largest investors to tap India's fledgling consumer internet sector, has made a strong comeback with back-...
- Koos Bekker’s fortune was founded on one investment in China’s TencentIn 2001 Naspers, the media group he chairs, put $32 million into a then-obscure Web company called Tencent. Its stake today is worth $66 bn.
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