Naspers is spinning off its stake in China’s Tencent into an Amsterdam-listed subsidiary. Will this narrow the persistent valuation gap between the two? Run the numbers: edwardcropley peter_tl ReutersFlasseur
South Africa’s Naspers will float its e-commerce ventures in a separate holding company on Amsterdam’s Euronext stock exchange in September in an attempt to address a hefty discount to the value of its investments.
Naspers owns 31.1% of Tencent, after buying a third of the Chinese internet giant in 2001 for $36 million. The holding is worth $135 billion, based on Tencent’s closing share price on July 12.
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