Prosus, the largest shareholder of Tencent Holdings, reported that revenue for the fiscal year ended March 31 exceeded $7.3 billion, up from $6.2 billion a year earlier. The Amsterdam-listed technology investor also generated $1.1 billion in adjusted EBITDA from its Ecosystem segment, formerly known as ecommerce. Core headline earnings from continuing operations are expected to rise between 19% and 28%, while headline earnings are projected to grow between 6.7% and 15.7%, reflecting strong performance across its businesses, most notably Tencent. Earnings per ordinary share are forecast to range from a 2.6% decline to a 6.4% increase, partly due to a lower gain from selling Tencent shares and higher unrealized foreign currency losses. The company will publish its full fiscal 2026 results on June 29.
Prosus N.V.Prosus reports revenue growth and higher earnings, driven by broad growth and Tencent gains.
Tencent Holdings LtdProsus reports strong performance from Tencent, boosting its earnings.