Prosus stock repurchases 2,364,509 shares for EUR 80.9 million

Prosus announced on Tuesday, November 3, that it had repurchased 2,364,509 of its own shares between Monday, October 26, and Friday, October 30. The technology investment group paid an average of EUR 34.2247 per share, bringing the total consideration to EUR 80,924,618.77, or USD 90,291,157.01, according to the company's regulatory announcement.

Buyback remains open-ended

The purchases form part of the open-ended repurchase programme announced on June 27, 2022. The programme covers ordinary Prosus shares and N ordinary shares in Naspers held by the respective groups' free-float shareholders.

Prosus did not announce a new end date or a change to the programme's framework in the November 3 update. The disclosure instead reports the volume and price of the latest completed buying period, giving shareholders a current view of capital deployed under the existing plan.

For investors, the announcement is relevant because the company continues to use capital for share repurchases while also investing across its technology ecosystem. The latest purchase price provides a reference for the company's buyback activity, but the announcement does not state that the repurchases were made to support the market price or identify a direct effect on earnings per share.

Current share quotation

Prosus stock traded at EUR 36.03 on Lang & Schwarz at 11:30:26 CET on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. The real-time quote of Prosus stock gives investors the latest intraday reference for the Amsterdam-listed company.

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Prosus's repurchase disclosure adds to the company's recent shareholder-return calendar and leaves the open-ended programme as an ongoing factor for investors tracking capital allocation. More news and analyses on Prosus stock.