Prosus N.V.
Last price: €36.00
Updated: 8 hours ago
52w range:
€34.48
to
€63.94
52w change:
4.39%
to
-43.70%
Forward PE: 8.3237
Trailing EPS: 4.51
50d average: €37.36
(-4%)
200d average: €41.28
(-13%)
Open: €35.32
Previous close: €34.86
Change: €1.15
(3.29%)
Day high: €36.31
Day low: €35.32
Volume: 2.90 million
Avg. vol 3m: 2.96 million
Cap: 75.24 billion
Amsterdam
AMS:PRX
Shares outstanding: 2.1 billion
Price hint: 2
Price to book: 1.6646676
Annual dividend rate: 0.32
Annual dividend yield: 0.01
€0.20 dividend 11 months ago
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Summary
(retrieved 3 weeks ago)
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Prosus N.V. is a global consumer-internet investor and operator. The core of the story is still its large Tencent holding, but Prosus also owns and backs platforms in classifieds, food delivery, payments/fintech, and edtech across Europe, India, and Latin America. Management describes the group as a technology investor and operator, and its latest disclosures still show Tencent as a major economic driver. (prosus.com)
The stock looks optically cheap on your figures: €35.62 share price, 7.90x trailing P/E, 8.26x forward P/E, and a €74.58 billion market cap. That low multiple partly reflects the usual holding-company discount and the fact that investors still treat Prosus as heavily tied to Tencent sentiment rather than valuing the portfolio at face value. With the shares near the 52-week low of €35.18 and below both the 50-day average of €38.63 and 200-day average of €42.96, the market is clearly cautious.
Business quality is better than the headline “Tencent proxy” label suggests. Prosus has been improving operating performance in several owned platforms, and recent company updates pointed to higher core headline earnings and ongoing capital returns through its repurchase program. The group has also been reshaping the portfolio, including trimming Tencent over time and recycling capital into buybacks and other investments. (prosus.com)
The challenge is that this remains a complex portfolio rather than a simple operating company. A lot of value depends on management’s capital allocation, the market value of Tencent, and whether businesses like PayU, OLX, food delivery, and edtech can earn durable margins. Some assets are improving, but several categories are competitive and can be volatile. (prosus.com)
Income is not the main attraction here: the dividend is modest at €0.32 per share, or about 0.92% yield on your figures. This is more of a value-and-sum-of-the-parts idea than a dividend play.
Overall, Prosus looks like a cheap, improving, but structurally messy stock. If the discount to underlying asset value narrows, upside could be meaningful; if Tencent weakens or the non-Tencent portfolio disappoints, the shares can stay cheap for a long time.