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Prosus’ India unit which includes payments and fintech business division PayU and portfolio companies reported a 13% YoY growth to USD 781 million In FY26. It also reported an adjusted EBITDA (aEBITDA) profit for the first time at USD 18 million. “Our Indian ecosystem is evolving through better execution and acquisitions of high-potential
businesses with new investments in Rapido and ixigo. PayU is increasingly connected across this ecosystem, adding new partnerships and driving measurable cross-platform synergies,” Prosus, which backs startups like Swiggy, Meesho, Rapido and ixigo, said in a statement.
Prosus said it processed USD 90 billion of TPV (total payment value), with payments revenue soaring 10% to USD 577 million.
Fabricio Bloisi, CEO of Prosus, said: “At Prosus we are building something fundamentally different, an AI-powered Lifestyle Ecosystem that gets smarter and stronger with every interaction. Eighteen months ago, this was a vision. Today the integrated ecosystem is a reality, and it’s scaling fast. The more we grow, the greater the opportunity ahead.”
“Our AI capabilities are live, scaling and delivering real competitive advantage. We are moving from reactive platforms to intelligent systems that predict, personalise and execute, based on proprietary data. The Large Commerce Model, our agentic platform Toqan and our life assistants are changing how our customers and partners experience the digital economy. We said we would deliver results, innovation and discipline. We delivered all three. Prosus is much more than it was a year ago and we are just getting started,” Bloisi added.
Prosus recently launched ToqanClaw, a platform that lets anyone create apps, dashboards and automations just by describing what they need. The consumer-internet investor in its filings reveals its agentic platform is now available to over 5 million partners globally.
Overall, Prosus’ profitability jumped 84% with strong performance in operating regions such as Latin America and Europe.
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