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Naspers and Prosus reported downbeat results on Tuesday, with annual profit slumping over 70% in the period. This comes as one of their biggest contributors, Tencent, dealt with pandemic-related lockdowns and regulations in China. Business Day TV unpacked the results with Wealth Manager at PSG Wealth, Schalk Louw.

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