Prosus, the Amsterdam-listed consumer internet subsidiary of Naspers, is reportedly seeking to capitalize on a shift in European policymakers' attitudes towards large tech companies. This comes as the company navigates the competitive landscape of food delivery services, where maintaining market share is critical. Analysts suggest that Prosus may need to invest significantly to reclaim its position as a market leader in the UK, especially following the recent sale of Jitse Groen's company, which netted him approximately €300 million. Groen's exit highlights the financial pressures in the food delivery sector, where companies must continually adapt to stay ahead.
Growth-hungry Prosus, the Amsterdam-listed consumer internet subsidiary of Naspers, says it's looking to benefit from a recent mindset shift among Europe's policymakers towards gigantic tech companies. https://t.co/bCSjEVufej
This is probably why Jitse finally gave up. He needed deep pockets. Prosus now has to pick up the ball to start spending money to regain #1 market share in the UK. Food delivery is a game of who gives up first. $PRX https://t.co/JpaXQqfnce
Prosus’ delivery M&A makes most sense as a starter - https://t.co/Fe8BfK0mXy - @aimeedonnellan https://t.co/xPnV5emm8k