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Prosus Further Reduces Stake in Delivery Hero; Hong Kong Hedge Fund Aspex Acquires Shares for 335 Million Euros
Gelonghui, May 11 | Prosus NV, a major shareholder of Delivery Hero and Tencent (0700), announced the sale of a 5% stake in Delivery Hero to Hong Kong-based hedge fund Aspex. Prosus sold approximately 15,188,300 shares of Delivery Hero at 22 euros per share, raising about 335 million euros (approximately 3.08 billion Hong Kong dollars). The price represents a premium of approximately 10% over Delivery Hero's closing price of 19.99 euros last Friday. It is reported that Prosus has completed the reduction.
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