Prosus CEO Sees More Growth in Used Cars, Food Delivery

The video discusses the company's focus on food delivery, fintech, and edtech, with a strong financial position. It explores the impact of inflation and market volatility on business operations and investment strategies. The growth of food delivery services post-pandemic is highlighted, along with challenges in the car dealership sector due to supply chain disruptions. The discussion also covers valuation issues, shareholder communication, and the company's strategic investments in South Africa.

What are the primary areas of future growth mentioned for the company?

• Healthcare and pharmaceuticals

• Retail and fashion

• Automobile manufacturing and real estate

• Food delivery, fintech, and edtech

What is the company's approach to handling inflation in their consumer business?

• Raising prices significantly

• Maintaining sound business fundamentals

• Halting all business operations

• Focusing solely on cost-cutting

How does the company view market volatility?

• As a reason to halt all investments

• As a major threat to their business

• As irrelevant to their business model

• As an opportunity for long-term investment

How does the company plan to deal with potential overreactions in the market?

• By selling off all assets

• By taking advantage of opportunities

• By ignoring market trends

• By increasing short-term investments

What has been the trend in food delivery post-pandemic according to the company?

• A steady growth in adoption rates

• A complete halt in growth

• A shift towards in-person dining

• A decline in adoption rates

What has been the impact of the car supply chain disruption?

• No impact on the automobile market

• A decrease in vehicle sales

• A rise in second-hand vehicle trade

• Increased demand for new vehicles

What is the company's stance on spinning off businesses?

• They plan to spin off all businesses

• They consider it when beneficial for shareholders

• They believe it complicates their portfolio

• They are against it entirely