Prosus stock gains momentum as e-commerce pivot accelerates

Prosus reported a sharp increase in adjusted first-half core profit on Monday, November 9, as the Dutch technology investor accelerated its shift from passive holdings toward hands-on e-commerce operations. The Economic Times, citing Reuters, said adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation rose 99 percent to 423 million US dollars from 213 million US dollars a year earlier.

Revenue increased 22 percent to 3.6 billion US dollars. The Economic Times identified food-delivery platform iFood and classifieds group OLX as key contributors, while Prosus confirmed its full-year guidance.

Portfolio strategy takes center stage

Prosus is integrating its 4.1 billion euro acquisition of Just Eat Takeaway and continues to build exposure across digital services and e-commerce. The company also said it remains disciplined in selling non-strategic assets and directing capital toward its broader ecosystem strategy.

Divestitures generated 1.2 billion US dollars in the first half, and Prosus expects proceeds to reach 2 billion US dollars by the end of the fiscal year. The group reported 18.3 billion US dollars in cash reserves, alongside a further 2.5 billion US dollars available under an unused credit line.

Prosus stock traded at 36.13 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 17:47 CET on Thursday, November 12, 2026.

What changed since the morning report

The quote was 36.65 euros at 08:31 CET in the previous Prosus report published on Thursday. The move to the later quote represents a 1.42 percent decline since that report, a separate comparison from any Xetra-session performance.

For investors, the stronger operating figures improve the evidence for Prosus's portfolio strategy, but the shift also raises execution demands. Capital allocation, integration progress and the ability of iFood and OLX to sustain growth remain central to the investment case.

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