TREE NEWS update: Prosus repurchased 2,119,814 of its own shares between September 21 and 25 at an average price of EUR 36.4717, for a total of EUR 77.3 million (about USD 88.4 million). Over the same period, Naspers bought back 965,000 shares at an average price of ZAR 720.6138, totaling nearly ZAR 695.4 million (more than USD 42.6 million).
Prosus Buys Back 2.12M Shares for EUR 77.3M; Naspers Repurchases 965K Shares
These are routine open-market repurchases under a standing buyback programme, but the scale is notable: Prosus absorbed roughly EUR 77 million of its own stock in a single week, and Naspers ran a parallel programme in Johannesburg. The dual structure matters because Naspers' economic interest in Prosus is maintained through cross-holdings, so simultaneous buybacks at both levels can shrink the group's overall share count and lift per-share metrics without any operational change. Whether the pace continues, and how it interacts with the discount at which the group has historically traded versus its underlying assets, is the open question.
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