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| Last traded |
R457.28 |
| Change |
R7.08 |
| % Change |
1.57% |
| Cumulative volume |
1.18m |
| Market cap |
R188.27bn |
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Johannesburg - Shares of South Africa's
Naspers [JSE:NPN] rose 1.2% to R335.50 after the media firm's Russian unit, Mail.Ru Group, says it plans an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange this year.
Shareholders are aiming to raise more than $500m by listing around 15% of the Russian internet firm, which is also an investor in Facebook, a source tells Reuters.
Naspers, which has focused on e-commerce and emerging markets as revenue from traditional media declines, directly owns nearly 29% of Mail.Ru Group.
Chinese firm Tencent Holdings, of which Naspers owns more than 30%, holds 10.3% of Mail.Ru.