Prosus and Naspers have reached a point where their operating companies are profitable besides Tencent's contribution.
Prosus achieved strong profitability, with e-commerce earnings increasing significantly in the financial year ending March 2025.
The group's revenue from e-commerce ventures rose by 21% to $6.2 billion, with notable increases in various sectors.
Prosus reported an operating profit of $1783 million compared to a loss in the prior year, with a substantial increase in equity-accounted results.
Cash flow from operating activities rose to $599 million, with cash reserves exceeding $7 billion.
Prosus aims to continue its growth momentum with an optimistic outlook for the future financial year, expecting further profitability and dividend increases.
The company made significant acquisitions, such as Despegar and Just Eat Takeaway.com, worth billions.
Prosus executed mergers and acquisitions totaling $836 million and sold businesses to strengthen its portfolio.
The market responded positively to Prosus' improved profitability and strategic moves, with shares rising despite Tencent's decline.
Analysts view Prosus' results favorably, noting increased clarity and potential for further growth and value creation.