Prosus

Global consumer-internet investor and operator controlled by Naspers.

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Company facts

Official name
Prosus N.V.
Entity type
COMPANY
Headquarters
Netherlands
Company size
>5,000
Market role
Private Equity, VC & Investor
Ticker
PRX
Official website
prosus.com

What Prosus does

Prosus allocates capital to, acquires and operates digital consumer platforms. It creates value by combining portfolio-company operating revenue with investment returns, deploying central technology, artificial-intelligence, data, capital-allocation and operational expertise across businesses. Controlled platforms monetise their own consumer, merchant and marketplace ecosystems through transactions, commissions, advertising, delivery-related services, payments and other digital services.

Category differentiation

Prosus is a publicly listed technology investment and operating group, not a standalone food-delivery, classifieds or payments product. It is controlled by Naspers Limited and should not be conflated with individual portfolio companies such as OLX, iFood, Despegar or Just Eat Takeaway.com.

Strategic context

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Prosus N.V. is a Netherlands-headquartered, Euronext Amsterdam-listed global technology investor and operator controlled by Naspers Limited. It owns and operates consumer-internet businesses and invests through Prosus Ventures, concentrating on classifieds, food delivery, payments and fintech, edtech, travel and adjacent digital sectors. Its principal operating businesses serve consumers, merchants, restaurants, sellers, dealers and platform partners across international markets. The group generates revenue through its controlled portfolio companies’ transaction, marketplace, delivery, advertising, financial-services and other platform revenues, while also creating value through investments, acquisitions and operational support. FY2026 group revenue was US$9.7 billion. Recent portfolio actions include the acquisition of Despegar, the proposed acquisition of Just Eat Takeaway.com, OLX’s agreement to acquire La Centrale, and investments through Prosus Ventures.

Company news briefing

Briefing updated:

Prosus has agreed to sell its 17% stake in Delivery Hero as part of Uber’s proposed $15 billion acquisition, which also involves the divestment of operations in 14 countries to SSW Partners. Concurrently, Prosus has invested $100 million in Indian fintech startup Navi, valuing the company at approximately $1.3 billion ahead of its anticipated IPO.

Business model & monetisation

Revenue is primarily generated by controlled operating companies through platform transaction fees, commissions, marketplace and delivery economics, advertising and retail-media activity, and payments or fintech services. Prosus also realises investment value through equity ownership, acquisitions, disposals and portfolio appreciation. It does not operate as a subscription-only software vendor.

Portfolio-company transactions, commissions and marketplace services
Percentage Take-Rate
Food-delivery and commerce operations
Retail Margin
Advertising and retail-media services within portfolio platforms
Ad-Supported
Equity value creation, disposals and investment returns

Products & capabilities

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Subsidiaries & acquisitions

  • Sololearn

    Mobile coding learning platform with courses, practice, and community.

  • PayU India

    B2B payments infrastructure and gateway provider for Indian merchants.

  • Skillsoft

    Enterprise learning platform for workforce skills, content and coaching.

  • GoodHabitz

    Corporate learning SaaS with subscription-based employee training content.

  • La Centrale

    French automotive classifieds marketplace and dealer lead-generation platform.

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Recent recorded signals

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  • Sachin Bansal’s Navi raises $100M from Prosus

    techcrunch.com

    Financials · Recorded impact score: 2/5

    Indian fintech Navi has raised $100 million from investor Prosus, marking the startup’s first institutional funding since its 2018 founding by Flipkart co-founder Sachin Bansal. The deal values Navi at about $1.3 billion and is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Navi is reportedly preparing for an IPO to raise roughly ₹30 billion (~$314 million). For the fiscal year ended March 2026, the company reported revenue of ₹30.91 billion and a net loss of ₹4.66 billion; its lending arm Navi Finserv holds more than ₹130 billion in AUM. Navi’s app is the fourth-largest UPI app in India and processed over 947 million transactions in July per NPCI data. The company says it reached consolidated profitability in Q4 of fiscal 2026.

    • Navi raised $100 million from Prosus, its first institutional funding.
    • The investment values Navi at about $1.3 billion.
  • Just Eat Takeaway to Exit Bulgaria

    lz-net.de

    Retail & Logistics · Recorded impact score: 2/5

    Just Eat Takeaway plans to reduce its European footprint by withdrawing its operations in Bulgaria. The company will soon cease activity in the Bulgarian market, including visible courier operations in Sofia, subject to applicable legal requirements. The report appears on Lebensmittelzeitung and notes the strategic contraction as part of a broader regional scaling-back.

    • Just Eat Takeaway plans to reduce its European footprint and will withdraw from Bulgaria.
    • The company’s couriers will soon no longer be visible in Bulgaria’s capital, Sofia.

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Questions about Prosus

What is Prosus?

Prosus is a publicly listed global technology investor and operator controlled by Naspers, with consumer-internet businesses and investments across several digital sectors.

Who uses Prosus?

Prosus directly works with portfolio companies and investment targets, while its operating businesses serve consumers, merchants, restaurants, sellers, dealers and platform partners.

How does Prosus make money?

Prosus earns operating revenue through its controlled platforms’ transaction, commission, delivery, advertising, marketplace and financial-services activities, alongside investment value creation.

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