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Prosus repurchased 2.37326 million shares at an average price of 39.8172 euros per share between June 8 and 12, totaling over 94.46 million euros (equivalent to more than 109.1 million USD).

Prosus repurchased 2.37326 million shares at an average price of 39.8172 euros per share between June 8 and 12, totaling over 94.46 million euros (equivalent to more than 109.1 million USD).

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Naspers repurchased 904,340 shares at an average price of 879.9588 South African rand during the same period, totaling nearly 795.8 million rand (equivalent to approximately 48.4 million US dollars).
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