Naspers plans to list its international internet assets in Amsterdam on September 11, after postage problems forced it to delay the listing by two months.

Africa’s biggest public company initially wanted to list its foreign holdings — including its valuable stake in China’s Tencent — in July. Those plans were scuppered by “an administrative error by an external service provider” that resulted in some copies of the circular distributed to shareholders being incorrectly labelled, Naspers said previously...

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