Prosus, a unit of Naspers, the major shareholder of TENCENT (00700.HK) +16.700 (+3.445%) Short selling $3.03B; Ratio 14.992% , saw its full-year profit drop by 35% to US$6.61 billion as of the end of March, topping market expectations of US$6.25 billion. Last year, Prosus' e-commerce business became profitable for the first time, with a trading profit excluding TENCENT of US$38 million, thanks to efficiency improvements in core businesses such as classified advertising, food delivery, payments and financial technology, as well as further cost reductions. Related NewsCICC: BABA-W, HSBC HOLDINGS Weightings in HSI Cut, Shoring Up Passive Fund OutflowsDuring the period, Prosus' core profit surged 84% to US$5 billion.(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2025-02-26 16:25.)