Prosus

Prosus reports that orders at its stake Just Eat Takeaway increased by 0.1% year on year in September, ending a 55‑month run of declining orders. Improved technology, optimized logistics and a better customer experience contributed to the growth, and further gains are expected. Prosus also reports about 80% market share for iFood in Brazil, improved profitability at OLX, more than 20% growth at Despegar, and a profitable, scaling PayU. Prosus's shares fell slightly on Euronext. » More on finanzen.net

At the annual general meeting, Prosus approved a dividend of €0.28 per share for 2026, a 40% increase from the previous year. The total distribution amounts to €438.41 million; the ex-dividend date is 27 August 2026 and payment will be made shortly thereafter. For 2026 this corresponds to a dividend yield of 0.72%; the real return over five years is 21.60% (price gain 15.43%). FactSet analysts expect a 2027 dividend of $0.29 and a yield of around 0.65%. » More on finanzen.net

Prosus has proposed Pedro Arnt as an independent, non-executive member of the board and will put him up for election at a special meeting. Arnt is to join the audit and risk committees. He is currently CEO of dLocal, was long-serving CFO at MercadoLibre and was recently appointed to the board of Naspers. Prosus confirms that fit-and-proper checks were carried out in line with JSE requirements and governance standards in South Africa and the Netherlands. » More on de.investing.com

Prosus announced that the redemption price for its 4.850% bonds due 2027 has been set at 100.242% of par. Bondholders will receive this amount plus accrued unpaid interest up to the redemption date on 10 August 2026; payment will be made through the relevant clearing systems. The notice does not change the terms of the previously published redemption notice or the Fiscal and Paying Agency Agreement. » More on de.investing.com

Prosus has given an irrevocable commitment to sell its remaining 16.8% stake in Delivery Hero to Uber. The sale will take place after the completion of Uber’s takeover offer at €41.50 per ordinary share and is conditional on the offer becoming effective. The transaction follows commitments made to the European Commission and the proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes. » More on de.investing.com