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Prosus Seeks EU Waiver on Delivery Hero Share Sale

Prosus has requested that the European Union remove a divestiture condition tied to its acquisition of another delivery platform. The condition requires the sale of its Delivery Hero shares.

Bloomberg
1 source·May 25, 12:46 PM(4 days ago)·1m read
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Prosus has asked the European Union to drop a requirement that it sell shares in Delivery Hero. The request forms part of the antitrust approval process for Prosus's acquisition of another delivery platform. People familiar with the matter said the company made the request to regulators.

The original condition was imposed when the acquisition received clearance. No timeline for a decision on the request was provided.

Key Facts

Prosus request
Drop Delivery Hero share-sale condition
Antitrust condition
Linked to acquisition of another delivery platform
Source type
People familiar with the matter

Potential Impact

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    Prosus could retain its Delivery Hero stake if the request is granted.

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Confidence score65%
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Word count66 words
PublishedMay 25, 2026, 12:46 PM

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