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    Naspers’ Market Cap Gets a Boost: An R80 Billion ‘Tencent’ in the Right Direction

    June 25, 2024
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    Fabricio Bloisi, incoming group CEO of Prosus and Naspers.
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    Naspers’ market capitalization increased by R80 billion ($5.3 billion) after Tencent’s share price surged.

    1. Tencent, in which Naspers holds a 28.9% stake, saw its shares rise 12% in Hong Kong.
    2. This boost comes after Tencent’s gaming revenue rebounded in the first quarter.
    3. Naspers’ investment in Tencent has been a significant driver of its value.
    4. The market capitalization of Naspers is now around R1.4 trillion ($93 billion).
    5. The increase in Tencent’s share price is attributed to the success of its gaming division, including the popular game “Honor of Kings”.
    6. The surge in Naspers’ market capitalization is a welcome development for investors, following a challenging period for the technology sector.
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