Naspers to list consumer internet business on Euronext

Naspers will retain a 73% stake in the new company, which will have a market capitalisation in excess of 100 billion euros
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South African media and technology group, Naspers announced its intention to float its consumer internet businesses on the Euronext stock exchange in Amsterdam on July 17.

Naspers will retain a 73% stake in the new company, which will have a market capitalisation in excess of $112 billion and hold Naspers’ one-third stake in China’s Tencent, as well as its OLX and “letgo” classified businesses.

Existing Naspers shareholders will receive shares representing 27% of the new company when it lists, Naspers said in a statement.

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South African media and technology group, Naspers announced its intention to float its consumer internet businesses on the Euronext stock exchange in Amsterdam on July 17.

Naspers will retain a 73% stake in the new company, which will have a market capitalisation in excess of $112 billion and hold Naspers’ one-third stake in China’s Tencent, as well as its OLX and “letgo” classified businesses.

Existing Naspers shareholders will receive shares representing 27% of the new company when it lists, Naspers said in a statement.

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