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✔️ Prosus Eyes 2025 IPO for PayU Following Swiggy Success

Following Swiggy's successful listing, Prosus is targeting an IPO for its fintech firm PayU in 2025, with a valuation range of $5–$7 billion. PayU recently resumed merchant acquisitions after regulatory approval in India's competitive digital payments market, where it rivals Razorpay and PhonePe.

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✔️ Prosus Eyes 2025 IPO for PayU Following Swiggy Success

Following Swiggy's successful listing, Prosus is targeting an IPO for its fintech firm PayU in 2025, with a valuation range of $5–$7 billion. PayU recently resumed merchant acquisitions after regulatory approval in India's competitive digital payments market, where it rivals Razorpay and PhonePe.

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